Stan Fischler looks at NHL teams and tanking, a special Boston Bruins roster that deserves love, playing hockey in Calgary, Red Kelly, Phil Kessel's future, the McDavid and Makar from over a century ago and so much more.

If there was a player who could be called "The Babe Ruth Of Hockey" in the post-World War years it was Maurice (The Rocket) Richard of the Montreal Canadiens. But at one point, it almost looked like he was headed to the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Stan Fischler looks at the Panthers/Flames trade, the Seattle Kraken's off-season, Lionel Hitchman, Zdeno Chara, Johnny Gaudreau, Jack Gordon and so much more in this week's edition of the Fischler Report.

Stan Fischler discusses the Calgary Flames, Toronto's goaltending duo, Ondrej Palat, Edmonton Oilers, Florida Panthers, New York Rangers and so much more.

Stan Fischler shares his thoughts on the early days of NHL free agency, John Tortorella, the USHL and so much more.

If ever there was a study in National Hockey League contrasts, a classic "Battle Of The Opposites" took place during the 1946-47 season. Stan Fischler looks at the difference between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Chicago Blackhawks that season.

Stan Fischler shares some thoughts on the NHL draft and the start of free agency, the New Jersey Devils, Minnesota Wild, Shane Wright, some big moves in women's hockey and so much more.

Stan Fischler shares his thoughts from the 2022 NHL draft, Alex DeBrincat, RIck Bowness, Mike Grier, Jack Campbell and so much more.

Like the New York Rangers of this past season, who handsomely rebounded from a non-playoff year to become an elite NHL team, the 1946-47 Toronto Maple Leafs did likewise. Stan Fischler looks at what that group became.

Stan Fischler offers up some playoff awards that need to exist, breaks down Ryan McDonagh to the Nashville Predators, the NHL's coaching market, the Boston Bruins, NHL free agency and so much more.

Stan Fischler shares some thoughts on the upcoming NHL draft, what Tampa Bay's legacy will be, the Hockey Time Machine, John Tortorella, the Maccabiah Games, Jim Pappin and so much more.

Stan Fischler looks back at the time the Pittsburgh Hornets won the AHL's Calder Cup back in 1952, led by coach King Clancy and featuring a host of future NHLers, including Tim Horton.

Stan Fischler looks back at the Stanley Cup final and how the Avalanche won. Plus, Stan discusses the Hart Trophy, Barry Trotz, Andrew Brunette, Artemi Panarin and so much more.

Stan Fischler looks ahead to Game 5, what the Tampa Bay Lightning need to do to win the Stanley Cup, what's next for the Florida Panthers, Barry Trotz and so much more.

The Lightning have a long road ahead to win a third-straight Stanley Cup, but Stan Fischler looked back at the first time an NHL team recorded a trifecta.

Stan Fischler breaks down the NHL's recent address to the media, the Stanley Cup final so far, the New York Rangers, a big moment coming up in women's hockey, Barry Trotz, the Florida Panthers and so much more.

Stan Fischler looks at John Tortorella's hiring in Philadelphia, what the Lightning need to do better in Game 2, the New York Rangers' upcoming off-season, the life of Jim "Bearcat" Murray, Ryan Miller, Jon Cooper and so much more.

Stan Fischler gives his thoughts on who will win the Stanley Cup, why the Rangers fell short, the Edmonton Oilers, the NHL's coaching market, the Florida Panthers and so much more.

Stan Fischler looks at why the Tampa Bay Lightning hold a 3-2 series lead, Barry Trotz watch, David Pastrnak, Bruce Cassidy's firing, Ken Holland, Cale Makar and so much more.

Over 70 years ago, Max Bentley was trying to decide whether or not continue his career at the grand old age of 32. He stuck around, and continued to thrive at an age few NHLers at the time were able to reach.

Stan Fischler shares thoughts on the four remaining Stanley Cup playoff teams, Tampa's pursuit at chasing a potentially unbreakable record, Darryl Sutter, Gretzky vs. Messier, Jay Woodcroft, the Coyotes and so much more.

Stan Fischler looks at the rough life of a playoff NHL goaltender, where Barry Trotz needs to coach, Frank Vatrano's excellence, women's hockey in Israel, the time someone got arrested for driving a Zamboni drunk and more.

It wasn't as if the NHL was gripped in an icy version of a civil war; not quite. But when the six club owners convened in Manhattan early in December 1951 it was clear that there were two parties that vehemently disagreed with each other.

Stan Fischler breaks down some storylines before Game 7, Connor McDavid, the Florida Panthers, hockey's impact in Los Angeles, Darren Helm, Edmonton Oilers and so much more.