Monthly Archives: June 2011
HIRED: Lane Lambert steps in as the new assistant coach in Nashville
Change is underway behind the bench in Nashville, a first in nearly 8 years. Lane Lambert, formerly the head coach of Nashville’s AHL affiliate the Milwaukee Admirals, has been hired as the new assistant coach for the Predators, which the … Continue reading
The consistency of Tim Thomas, plus updated C.A.S.E. ratings
When the Vezina finalists were announced a few weeks back, the candidates were Boston’s Tim Thomas, Vancouver’s Roberto Luongo, and Nashville’s Pekka Rinne. At that time, most people believed it was a two-horse race between Rinne and Thomas, however throughout … Continue reading
The July 1st Deadline: Why it means more than we think it does
The Nashville Predators have a ton of players that need offers tendered to them by July 1st, which makes people more pre-occupied with the fact of re-signing players now…but what about the ramifications? Among all of the unrestricted and restricted … Continue reading
The C.A.S.E. Rating – Stanley Cup Finals Game 1
I am a man of numbers, always have been. Numbers revolve around everything in the world (math is the universal language) and the same can be said for hockey. Lately, I’ve been trying to determine a new way to find … Continue reading
