Adam Vingan

The Buffalo Sabres are playing a different style than previous years, but the results remain the same. Unless the Sabres can go on a run it will be yet another quiet spring in Buffalo.

There is no denying that Elias Pettersson has been less consistent offensively since signing his contract extension with the Vancouver Canucks. As Adam Vingan examines, Pettersson's defensive impact often gets overlooked.

The Washington Capitals have been the NHL's biggest surprise this season. Adam Vingan looks under the hood to find out what has inspired their unexpected success and which elements are sustainable.

On Nov. 24, the St. Louis Blues made a coaching change, replacing Drew Bannister with Jim Montgomery (whom the Boston Bruins fired five days

Jonathan Huberdeau seems to have rediscovered his offensive swagger, but there's more to his resurgence than that, writes Adam Vingan.

As we reach the halfway point of the NHL season, it is a good time to take stock of the Hart Trophy race.

The Canadiens are squarely in the hunt for a playoff spot, which is a major achievement for one of the league’s youngest teams. Adam Vingan looks at how they've made it happen.

To save some time, the NHL can probably go ahead and engrave Connor Hellebuyck 's name on the Vezina Trophy.

Things were going well for the Boston Bruins after Joe Sacco replaced Jim Montgomery behind the bench but as Adam Vingan writes, the momentum from the “new coach bump” has since ceased.

The Columbus Blue Jackets have rallied in the face of tragedy and are one of the best stories in the league this season. Adam Vingan writes about how they've played their way into the playoff race.