2016-2017 NHL News
NHL training camps are scheduled to begin soon, and along with that come the other normal offseason routines including trading and signing players, figuring out lines and getting used to working as a team. For the Colorado Avalanche, however, things are far from normal after the team learned that their coach, Patrick Roy, wouldn’t be returning for the 2016-2017 season. Roy stated that his decision came because of a difference in coaching philosophies with team management, not because of unhappiness with his players. With one year left on his contract, the news was surprising, and no word has yet been given as to who will be the replacement. Keep up to date on all the NHL happenings by attending preseason games starting Sept. 25!
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When summer begins winding down, hockey fans everywhere know that the NHL season is right around the corner. Teams will soon hit the ice for the 2016–17 season, each hoping to hoist the Stanley Cup this coming June. The preseason starts Sept. 25, and the highly anticipated regular season gets underway Oct. 12.
Defending champion Pittsburgh starts the defense of its title when it hosts Washington on Oct. 13. The Penguins start the season with three home games. Meanwhile, last year’s runner-up, San Jose, will open the season with a home game against Washington.
NHL fans are gearing up for what promises to be another exciting season. Get your tickets today to see your favorite team in action.
As fall approaches, so does the 2016-2017 NHL season. After the San Jose Sharks made the first Stanley Cup Finals appearance in the franchise’s history, every team in the league is getting ready for the upcoming season with the belief that this could be their year. While many players are about to partake in the World Cup of Hockey in September, the rest of the league is getting ready for the preseason games that will start on September 25 and then the regular season puck to drop on October 12. As the weather starts to get cooler it’s time for sports fans to head to the ice, so get your tickets for live NHL action today.
Hockey fans: you only have to wait a little over a month to see your favorite teams on the ice. The NHL preseason is set to start on Sept. 25 when Columbus and St. Louis tangle. Preseason games will heat up throughout the end of September before the regular season officially starts Oct. 12 with four games set to be played on opening night.
Five new coaches will be at the helm for the new season, Anaheim, Calgary, Colorado, Minnesota and Ottawa will each be under a new regime, hoping for greater success. Also, there will be four outdoor games played during the season: Oct. 23, Jan. 1, Jan. 2 and Feb. 25.
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