Elton John doesn't have much on the Rangers, as the aftermath of moving franchise center McDavid has the Blueshirts singing the blues.

Frozen in the pipes despite a hot start, Cayden Primeau is learning that as a professional goaltender, nothing comes easy (or quickly).

Some BEARD teams are starting to look (back) to the future by dreaming how their team could look next year after results-based rerates.

You have heard very little of me since early in the season, but here are my well-traveled 32 Thoughts featuring all teams in BEARD Hockey.

The old is being phased out for the new, and even Anaheim GM Michael Stafford is not immune to the changing tides in the game of hockey.

It's been 18 games since Hurricanes GM Jay Williams shocked BEARD Hockey by trading away the most coveted piece of the team.

In a somewhat surprising move, Buffalo has announced that Rob Ray's #32 will be raised to the rafters before tonight's game against Vegas.

The many trades GM Lennart Westman has made in Montreal seem to be a never-ending topic for conversations among hockey experts.

If you saw the Kings lineup in late December, looked at it again in February and did a double-take, don’t worry; you aren’t seeing things.

It did not take long for the number one player in the hockey world (and the first overall pick in the BEARD Dispersal Draft) to get dealt.

The Winnipeg Jets this week announced the hiring of veteran General Manager Nathan Erb, who has assumed the role immediately.

The Boston Bruins announced Mike Ostrom as the new general manager, bringing back a taste of attitude that the Bruins once had.

Despite confidence in their Dispersal Draft pick of Evgeni Malkin, the Canadiens shockingly dealt their now former captain to Columbus.

One game into the trade that sent the BEARD league into shock and awe, the Washington Capitals look to be in a state of disarray.

Early on, Blues GM Todd Snider came too the realization that the Blues franchise needed a bit of an overhaul in its overall philosophy.

A quarter into the season, Montreal Canadiens management have reasons to be pleased with where the pro and farm team are positioned.

It’s 20 games into the inaugural BEARD Hockey season, so it’s time to had out the New Jersey Devils’ player report cards.

The New York Rangers appear to have gathered some momentum and tenuously sit in a playoff spot in a very competitive Eastern Conference.

Anaheim Ducks GM Michael Stafford says "competition and success doesn't come easily" after evaluating the team 20% into their first season.