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NHL 2030: Projecting the standings from 32nd to Stanley Cup champion (opens the original)
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Four years ago, the NHLâs competitive landscape looked completely different. The Calgary Flames cruised to the Pacific Division title. The Toronto Maple Leafs finished fourth in the regular season. The New York Rangers and St. Louis Blues had 110 and 109 points, respectively. On the flip side, the Montreal Canadiens had fallen from Stanley Cup Finalists to the NHLâs basement. The Utah Mammoth were still the hopeless Arizona Coyotes, a 57-point team about to move to a college arena. The lesso
NHL 2030: Projecting the top 30 players of the future (opens the original)
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One year ago, we asked you to picture the not-too-distant future: the 2030 offseason. Connor McDavid â the 33-year-old version â headlined our list as the projected best player in 2030. While the next generation had arrived, no one looked ready to take McDavidâs crown anytime soon. But much has changed in the last year. Macklin Celebrini exploded as a sophomore. Gavin McKenna was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs after a turbulent but exceptional college rookie season. Matthew Schaefer ha
The Torch: Naming the best player for every year in NHL history (opens the original)
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The title of best player in a sport has always been an irresistible debate. At times, the honor is clear to everyone. No one was challenging Bobby Orr, Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods in their primes. But often the question is murky, with several candidates having credible cases. Sidney Crosby or Alex Ovechkin? Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? Marie-Philip Poulin or Hilary Knight? The initial inspiration for todayâs feature came more than a decade ago from Grantland through The Pitching Championship
Is the NHL entering its 'Trade Era'? (opens the original)
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Most hockey fans and stakeholders can agree that the salary cap has been good for the sportâs competitive balance. State tax drama aside, teams arenât winning or losing because of seismic payroll gaps. But when it comes to player movement? Blockbuster trades have been on life support for most of the last two decades. Sure, weâd get some splashy but predictable deadline rentals (example: Martin St. Louis to the New York Rangers). And draft week historically led to the occasional whopper â
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