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Jaden Schwartz was on pace to flirt with a triple-digit point total this season. ‘Was’ is the keyword here because, for the second time in three years, Schwartz will miss a significant chunk of time with an ankle injury. How long he will be on the shelf this time around is undetermined, but Schwartz won’t be evaluated for six weeks after blocking a shot off his right ankle in a 6-1 rout of the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday. Continue to Article

December 10, 2017 12:26:pm EST

Jaden Schwartz knocked home his own rebound and the Blues scored four times on only five shots on the way to beating the Detroit Red Wings 6-1 Saturday. Vladimir Sobotka, Scottie Upshall, Jay Bouwmeester, Brayden Schenn and Dmitrij Jaskin also had goals for the Blues in their third straight victory. ''That really didn't seem like a 6-1 game,'' Bouwmeester said. Continue to Article

December 09, 2017 5:08:pm EST

Every week, PHT will try to help its readers by providing some fantasy hockey advice. This column will attempt to guide you through the rough waters of your league’s waiver wire. If you’re in a dynasty league, he’s a must-add off the waiver wire. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 12:02:pm EST

Naturally, the Montreal Canadiens are on a tear with No. 1 netminder Carey Price back, and healthy. It should come as no surprise that the Montreal Canadiens are a much, dare we say, completely different team when their all-world goaltender is in between the pipes and at the top of his game instead of catching rays in the press box. The Habs have looked like legitimate Stanley Cup contenders the past five games — most recently throttling the Detroit Red Wings 10-1 on home ice — turning what was a steady stream of boos just days ago into overwhelming ovation and appreciation from the home fans. Continue to Article

December 02, 2017 11:30:pm EST

It was only two weeks ago the Montreal Canadiens looked to be in a downward spiral. All that changed when star goalie Carey Price returned. Paul Byron got his first career hat trick, Alex Galchenyuk had a career-best four assists and the Canadiens beat the slumping Detroit Red Wings 10-1 Saturday night for their fifth straight win. Continue to Article

December 02, 2017 11:23:pm EST