By Eric Rosenhek
Feb 19/10 -  There’s one team I really want to focus on because I don’t think anyone has given them a thought. So without further adieu, here is (possibly) the only North American feature on Team Norway.

By Eric Rosenhek
Feb 3/10 - When the Columbus Blue Jackets were established more than a decade ago, it marked the second time the National Hockey League had ventured into the state of Ohio. The first attempt was a complete disaster.

By Eric Rosenhek
Jan 7/10 - Ever wonder what's happened to the biggest flop who's ever come out of the NHL... and many others? Well, the Hek discovers the Cup is still half full for some of them...

By Eric Rosenhek
Dec 22/09 - The Hek looks at Fever Season, the tragic true story of the 1919 Stanley Cup Final.

By Eric Rosenhek
Dec 11/09 - The Hek looks at Montreal's hockey teams of the last 100 plus years. Wanderers, Maroons, Shamrocks... All Canadian. Just not Canadiens.

By Eric Rosenhek
Nov 26/09 - There’s this childhood memory that recently popped into my head.

By Eric Rosenhek
Nov 13/09 - If there’s one thing about the National Hockey League that really irritates me, it would have to be the unbalanced schedule. Maybe I’m way too strict about consistency, but is it too much to ask for a little steadiness?

By Eric Rosenhek
Nov 1/09 - This past summer, we were all treated to a riveting soap opera. The plot featured two warring factions battling for the Phoenix Coyotes.

By Eric Rosenhek
Oct 14/09 - The life of a competitive hockey player has many benefits. People look up to you, you receive special treatment, and if you’re Jonathan Roy, you can commit a criminal act and get away with it.

By Eric Rosenhek
Some consider these players the future stars of the NHL. They are the individuals who will (hopefully) carry their respective teams to victory and Stanley Cup glory. However, I view these youngsters differently.

By Eric Rosenhek
Terry Sawchuk is regarded as one of the NHL’s greatest goaltenders. However, he was a man covered with vicious scars and haunted by personal demons. This complex character is brilliantly captured by Canadian author Randall Maggs in his 2008 book, Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems.