Chris Cerullo
Social Media Manager, Writer, Reporter, and Editor at Russian Machine Never Breaks
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2 days ago |
russianmachineneverbreaks.com | Chris Cerullo
Todd Nelson is moving back up to the NHL after departing the AHL’s Hershey Bears on Friday. Nelson, one of the greatest head coaches in AHL history, has been named an assistant coach on Dan Muse’s staff with the Pittsburgh Penguins. The former Washington Capitals and Penguins defenseman joins the Pens after three years and two Calder Cup championships as head coach of the Bears.
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2 days ago |
russianmachineneverbreaks.com | Chris Cerullo
Jonathan Toews will officially make his return to the NHL next season after spending two years away from pro hockey. The Winnipeg Jets, Toews’s hometown team, announced Friday morning they have inked the three-time Stanley Cup champion to a deal for the 2025-26 campaign. The club cannot register the contract until July 1, but Toews has made a verbal commitment to the Jets. The kid from St. Vital is coming home.
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2 days ago |
russianmachineneverbreaks.com | Chris Cerullo
Todd Reirden is back in the Metropolitan Division with a third team. The Philadelphia Flyers announced Friday morning that they have hired Reirden to be an assistant coach on new head coach Rick Tocchet’s staff. According to The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jackie Spiegel, Reirden is expected to run the team’s defense and penalty kill units. Reirden previously served as an assistant and head coach of the Washington Capitals and as an assistant with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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3 days ago |
russianmachineneverbreaks.com | Chris Cerullo
Corey Perry won a Stanley Cup very early in his career, lifting the Cup with the rest of the 2006-07 Anaheim Ducks in just his second year of NHL hockey. He then spent 12 more seasons in Anaheim, never returning to the championship series. Since then, Perry has played for five different teams over the last six years.
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3 days ago |
russianmachineneverbreaks.com | Chris Cerullo
Connor McDavid faces another offseason of disappointment. The superstar Edmonton Oilers center came just short of winning his first Stanley Cup for a second straight season, falling in the championship series again to the Florida Panthers. McDavid now enters an offseason that will see him become eligible for a contract extension on July 1. Given the disappointment he’s faced and the increased scrutiny on the NHL’s top player, McDavid is already taking questions about his future in Edmonton.
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