Five games into the regular season, after two consecutive years of first-round playoff eliminations under head coach Jared Bednar, the Dallas Stars finally pulled the plug and fired Bednar after what GM habsfan93 felt was a lackluster start to the season. The Stars started the year 2-2-1 in their first five, but both wins came in OT and the Stars only scored more than 2 goals once in those five games.

"Last year, our offence was totally anemic with most players posting their lowest statistical seasons in years. After five games, I'd seen enough to want to try and avoid a repeat of that. It became clear that the team wasn't buying into Bednar's offensive strategy and we needed to bring a new voice and system into the room." - GM habsfan93

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Miami, FL - The Columbus Blue Jackets pulled out of their recent nosedive with a much-needed win here in Florida last night. It seems strange to be dumping on one of the five teams tied for first overall, but reality has kicked in with the Blue Jackets, and it's not pretty. Last night's win came in extra time, with Ivan Barbashev and Jordan Staal sniping shootout goals and John Gibson stopping all three that he faced. But this first place team has a serious problem - they have been outscored this year!

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Rangers have a whole new look after a flurry of trades

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An updated look at the statistics for all of the prospects in the Montreal Canadiens organization.  This week’s spotlight is on Philip Svedeback (pictured).  The Stockholm, Sweden native is in his second season with the Habs.  He is the number one goalie for Providence College in his second year playing in the NCAA.  This season Philip has played in 13 games and has eight wins, three losses and two ties.  Svedeback has a goals against average of 1.86 and a 0.917 save percentage.  Last year he had an overall record of 14-10-7 in 34 games, with a GAA of 2.19 and a 0.909 Sv%.   

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Another look at the finances for all of franchises in the CHML.  The number's represent the current cap space each team has remaining.  The team with the most cap room is the Montreal Canadiens at $13,901,500.  The team tightest to the cap ceiling is the Toronto Maple Leafs at $69,000.  While the Seattle Kraken are second with $150,000 in cap room.   The Toronto Maple Leafs have four players making four million or more this season.  Connor McDavid (pictured), Auston Matthews, Nathan MacKinnon, and Sidney Crosby.  

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An early look at the statistics for all of the prospects in the Montreal Canadiens organization.  This week’s spotlight is on Carson Rehkopf (pictured).  The Barrie, Ontario native was selected 69th overall in the 2023 CMHL Entry Draft by the Vegas Golden Knights.  He was acquired in a package by Montreal for Patrik Laine.  This season with the Ontario Hockey League's Kitchener Rangers, Rehkopf has started off on fire with 33 points (19-14-33) in 19 games. In 68 games last season with Kitchener, he produced 59 points (30-29-59).   

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An early look at the statistics for all of the prospects in the Montreal Canadiens organization.  This week’s spotlight is on Rasmus Kumpulainen (pictured).  The Lahti, Finland native was selected 65th overall in the 2023 CMHL Entry Draft.  This season with the Oshawa Generals, Kumpulainen has started off very well with 14 points (6-8-14) in only 15 games. In 41 games last season in the U20 SM-sarja (FIN), he posted 34 points (11-23-34).   

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Another look at the finances for all of franchises in the CHML.  The number's represent the current cap space each team has remaining.  The team with the most cap room is the Montreal Canadiens at just over $15 million ($15,131,00).  The team tightest to the cap ceiling is the Vegas Golden Knights at $11,500.  While the Anaheim Ducks are second with $69,500 in cap room.   The Vegas Golden Knights have four players making four million or more this season.  Taylor Hall, Jared Spurgeon (pictured), Patrik Laine and Tyler Myers.  

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The Buffalo Sabres are off to a roaring start in this new season with a 9-2-0 record and shwoing no signs of slowing down. Newly hired Sabres GM Tyler Procyk had a busy first offseason and it seems the moves made are paying dividends. 

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A look at the finances for all of franchises in the CHML.  The number's represent the current cap space each team has.  The team with the most cap room is the Montreal Canadiens at just over $15 million ($15,161,00).  The team tightest to the cap ceiling is the Dallas Stars at $46,500.  While the Toronto Maple Leafs are second with $51,000 in cap room.  The highest paid players are Taylor Hall (pictured) and Jonathan Toews of the Vegas Golden Knights and New York Islanders respectively.  Both are earning $6.2 million a season.  

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