With the thrilling 2015 Stanley Cup in the books it is already time to start talking about which teams could make a run at Hockey’s Holy Grail next season. There will be some huge free agent signings this summer, some major salary cap casualties and of course some team-changing draft choices as well. All of those things could tip the balance of power just a bit as we head into the 2015-2016 season.
The NHL regular season is winding down and while the playoff picture may be a cloudy for some teams on the bubble, we’ve reached the point in the season where you can safely lock in about 75 per cent of the teams that will take part in the postseason.
The NHL All-Star break is here. It represents a good time to evaluate the contenders and the pretenders to win the hardest trophy in sports – the Stanley Cup. In the NHL the cream has really started to rise to the top – there are some legitimate threats to win it all this year.
The NHL All Star break is upon us and the cream is just now starting to rise to the top. Some new contenders for the Stanley Cup have begun to emerge. Can you say Nashville?
