The Wysh List: Rating Bruins, Blues players by Stanley Cup worthiness

Who deserves to win the Cup the most? We rate all the key members of both teams. Plus, Jersey Foul of the Week and more.

How the Bruins and Blues were built, and who has the edge

Roster construction is a never-ending debate. We examine how the GMs assembled the Stanley Cup Final teams -- and identify where one team is better.

Coyle collected a trio of assists in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals in a 6-2 win over Carolina on Sunday.

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Staal agrees to two-year extension with Wild

Center Eric Staal has agreed to a two-year extension with an AAV of $3.25 million, according to reports.

Bruins misfire in Charlie Coyle-Ryan Donato swap

Boston added a versatile forward, but it paid a stiff price to Minnesota. We grade both GMs on the deal.

Bruins acquire Coyle from Wild for Donato, pick

Charlie Coyle, the subject of trade rumors the past two seasons, has been dealt by Minnesota to Boston for Ryan Donato and a fifth-round draft pick, a source said.

Wild preview: Rankings, predictions, playoff chances, more

A similar roster to last season's hopes for better results. Here's what to expect from Zach Parise & Co.

Heat of BC-BU rivalry still burns in NHL

One of the more intense battles in college hockey doesn't take a cease-fire when the players move on to the NHL, as evident from the spirited chirping among former Boston College and Boston University players such as Clayton Keller.

Wild forward Coyle out 6-8 weeks with broken leg

The Minnesota Wild lost three forwards to injuries in their 5-2 win Friday over the Blackhawks. Charlie Coyle is out 6-8 weeks with a broken leg. Nino Niederreiter suffered an ankle sprain, and Marcus Foligno suffered a broken facial bone.

Season preview: Minnesota Wild

Was last season's rise the first step toward a return to glory or merely the result of a new-coach bump? The health of Zach Parise and the consistency of Devan Dubnyk will determine the answer.

Power Rankings: Caps cruise, Blackhawks up, Habs are have nots

The Capitals are clearly the league's one true powerhouse team. Will the bye week help or hurt Washington? Meanwhile, the Blackhawks keep soaring, and the Canadiens are suddenly in free fall.