Jeff Hamilton coached with Marty St. Louis at the Connecticut Junior Rangers before St. Louis took the Montreal Canadiens job. St. Louis told him he coaches NHLers like he coached kids. Hamilton plans to do the same at Yale. For the New England Hockey Journal:

Just three games into his fall season, Sam Lee broke his hand, just months before the NTDP Evaluation Camp. Five weeks later, he returned to the ice, and in March, he was one of 23 2010-born players to make the NTDP. For the New England Hockey Journal:

Jack Queally is one of only two New Englanders to make the NTDP from the 2010 birth year. While he prides himself on his 200-foot game, his mind sets him apart. “That’s something that I think I have an advantage over my peers.” For the New England Hockey Journal:

🚨New College Hockey, Rewritten🚨 In episode three, I speak with Jared Rubado, @chrismpeters.bsky.social, and @schlossmangf.bsky.social about how and why former professionals are getting NCAA eligibility. Listen on Spotify:

🚨New College Hockey, Rewritten🚨 In episode two, I speak with @chrismpeters.bsky.social, @schlossmangf.bsky.social, and @guyflaming.bsky.social about how the CHL-NCAA Agreement is shaping both leagues. Listen on Spotify:

Introducing College Hockey, Rewritten, a podcast about the CHL-NCAA Agreement. In episode one, I talk with @schlossmangf.bsky.social and @mikemcmahon.bsky.social about why CHL players were barred from the NCAA and why the rule finally changed. Listen on Spotify:

As a follow-up to my story yesterday about how Alex Ovechkin made me fall in love with hockey, I felt the need to discuss who he is off the ice. New on my Substack:

Here is how Alex Ovechkin made me fall in love with hockey and why it is relevant to who I am and why I do what I do today. New on my Substack:

Each year, members of the Boston University community run the Boston Marathon for charities close to their hearts. For @bostonu.bsky.social, I talked with nine of those running to discuss why they chose their organizations and what it means to compete.

Penn State's loss to Minnesota-Duluth in the NCAAs wasn't just the conclusion of any season — it was the end of a transformational year. For @collegehockeynews.com, I tried to capture what it meant, the ramifications, and how they plan to move forward.

Up 3-0 after the first period, Michigan may have subconsciously shifted into a mindset of just trying to hold on against Minnesota-Duluth. For @collegehockeynews.com, I detail how the Wolverines hunkered down and secured a 4-3 win to advance to the Frozen Four.