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Niedermayer's expected return raises cap questions for Ducks
Scott Niedermayer's return will make Ducks fans happy, but it will cause financial headaches for GM Brian Burke.
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Burnside: Saving Ducks may be too much for Niedermayer
If anyone can return on a dime and turn on the greatness, it's Scott Niedermayer. But to ask the veteran defenseman to save this Anaheim club from disaster is a lot to ask.
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There's one person who would be perfect for USA's GM role
Peter Forsberg-mania is heating up. So are those practices in Ottawa. And what about the 2010 Olympics? Who will lead and select the final roster for Team USA? Scott Burnside's going on a rant.
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We're starting from scratch and we're playin' GM (exxxxcellent)
What if the NHL started from scratch? What if every player's contract was shredded and we started all over? Well, Bucci's going there, and he's staging the first "League-Wide Draft Because No One Has...
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Oilers' recent success adds more intrigue to Draftgate
With the fate of the Oilers directly tied to the potential riches available to the Ducks in this summer's draft, Edmonton's late success is adding more fuel to the Burke-Lowe duel.
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With rumors swirling, Ducks' GM Burke not sure where he'll be come September
Anaheim Ducks general manager Brian Burke stopped short of confirming he will still be on the job when training camp opens in September.
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Burnside: Fathers, uncles, cousins, lend me your prospects
The entry draft is more than just a talent grab -- it can be a family reunion as well, writes Scott Burnside.
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Niedermayer to play in final year of contract with Ducks
Anaheim Ducks defenseman Scott Niedermayer is informed Ducks GM Brian Burke on Thursday that he will fulfill the final year of his contract and skate with the team during the 2008-2009 season.
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New Toronto GM Brian Burke says Mats Sundin is looking to join a Stanley Cup...
New Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke said Saturday that he spoke with Mats Sundin recently and came away thinking that the former Toronto captain wanted to join a Stanley Cup contender.
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Jaw-dropping trade could right Leafs' ship
TORONTO -- People in these parts still remember where they were that day, 18 Januarys ago, when the Toronto Maple Leafs acquired Doug Gilmour from the...
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GM Murray: We have too many flat games
The Anaheim Ducks have awoken from their prolonged Olympic break with big wins over a pair of contenders in the San Jose Sharks and Chicago Blackhawks...
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NHL: New Jersey Devils should let Ilya Kovalchuk walk
It's the early stages of Ilya Kovalchuk free agency Part II -- and the Devils seem determined to work out another deal to keep the elite goal scorer i...
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New Jersey Devils are at a crossroads, and GM Lou Lamoriello has tough...
In the midst of their worst start in over 20 years, the Devils are at a crossroads. So, how will GM Lou Lamoriello navigate his team out of a unfamiliar hole?
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Vollman: Five theories behind the Ducks' success
What makes the Anaheim Ducks successful? Rob Vollman examines five popular theories, and provides his ruling on each.
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Tampa Bay has the edge with puck-moving defensemen -- 2015 Stanley Cup playoffs
Of the five teams in the NHL that are deepest in puck-moving defensemen, three of them are among the four conference finalists. Rob Vollman defines PMDs and explains why Tampa Bay gets the edge.
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NHL - Toronto Maple Leafs go off script with Lou Lamoriello hiring
Seemingly trying to create a new vision for the future, the Maple Leafs hired the ultimate old-school guy in general manager Lou Lamoriello.
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New Jersey Devils retire Martin Brodeur's No. 30 jersey
Before Tuesday night's game against the Edmonton Oilers, the New Jersey Devils retired Martin Brodeur's uniform number during a moving on-ice ceremony.
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