Stan Fischler takes you through the three most interesting teams in the NHL, breaks down Ed Snider's genius, recaps his Yays and Boos, and so much more in this week's Bluelines.

Stan Fischler takes a look back at the West Coast Guard Cutters and their exploits on the ice during World War Two.

Stan Fischler takes a look at Vic Hadfield's diary's impact on the Canada 72 Summit Series, the genius of Toronto Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas, yays and boos, and everything in between.

Stan Fischler shares a story about how Al Eagleson and Ken Dryden's dad nearly came to blows, looks at the recent notable retirements around the league, the Philadelphia Flyers, the New York Islanders and so much more.

Stan Fischler grew up wanting to be a goalie. In 1966, he finally had the opportunity to do so, and he got to face shots from New York Rangers star Rod Gilbert. This is Stan's story.

Stan Fischler continues his discussion about the 1972 Summit Series, the top 50 players in the NHL, what's going on in Winnipeg, MacKinnon vs. McDavid, Alex Goligoski and so much more.

Stan Fischler shares an interesting story on the 1972 Summit Series, his thoughts on Montreal's newest captain, a major change in Canadian media, ads on NHL jerseys, how the Caps became good after a horrific start and so much more.

Shortly after World War II -- before the television era -- magazine reading peaked both in the United States and Canada. Stan Fischler looks at a particular feature on Conn Smythe, written by a writer that meant a lot to Stan.

Stan Fischler and friends look at five players set for a breakout, who could surprise in the Pacific Division, the upcoming goalie battles between the Islanders and Rangers and so much more.

They say that truth is stranger than fiction, but when it came to Detroit Red Wings forward Fern Gauthier, you couldn't tell the fiction from the truth. Stan Fischler looks back at a story from the old magazine, 'Blueline'.

Stan Fischler chats with former Tampa Bay GM Jay Feaster about how John Tortorella has grown and adapted over the years. Plus, Stan praises the Dallas Stars, shares a comparison between Shesterkin and Vasilevskiy, talks about how elephants lost the Rangers the Cup one year and more.

Stan Fischler gives his prediction for Jack Hughes, discusses a documentary on the Summit Series, continues his chat with Jay Feaster, shares thoughts on Jack Campbell, the Carolina Hurricanes, Mike Sullivan, and so much more.

Stan Fischler shares thoughts on how Nathan MacKinnon's next contract might compare to McDavid's, the New York Rangers heading into 2022-23, how the New York Islanders can surprise, a chat with Jay Feaster and much more.

Stan Fischler looks at trade rumors involving Patrick Kane, the very first NHL player union, how the Rangers almost stole Johnny Bucyk from Boston, the Pittsburgh Penguins, the 1972 Summit Series, Connor McDavid and so much more.

During the 1940s, North America's most famous sports magazine was a monthly publication simply called Sport. Today, Stan Fischler looks back at a piece from the great Foster Hewitt chronicling the Leafs' young talent.

Stan Fischler and friends look at Carey Price's legacy with the Canadiens, the Arizona Coyotes, the Vegas Golden Knights, the time when NHLers couldn't play with partial blindness, Mason McTavish, Phil Kessel and so much more.

Stan Fischler looks at a variety of topics, including McDavid vs. Crosby, Eddie Olczyk, Jonathan Huberdeau, the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, the brutal nature of hockey in the 1900s and so much more.

With the 1950-51 New York Rangers struggling to perform on the ice, they did the next logical thing to turn things around: they hired a hypnotist.

Stan Fischler chats with former NHLer Jeff Chychrun about everything leading up to his son Jakob's rise to the big leagues. Plus, Fischler looks at the Hughes brothers, a heartwarming Buffalo Sabres story, the value of being a Presidents' Trophy winner and much more.

Stan Fischler looks at the NHLPA, the Vegas Golden Knights' goalie situation, Jacob Trouba, the passing of Ben Stelter and so much more in this week's edition of Bluelines.

World War 2 had ended and pre-war aces returned to their respective NHL teams. One of them was left wing Lynn Patrick whose father, Lester, managed the Rangers, who said Lynn's "legs were done." Turns out, he wasn't far off.

Stan Fischler discusses a variety of Detroit Red Wings-related topics with executive vice president Jim Devellano. Plus, Fischler talks about Jonathan Huberdeau, Miles Wood, early 2023 NHL free agency predictions, K'Andre Miller and so much more.

Stan Fischler dives deeper into John Tortorella's potential impact in Philadelphia, PK Subban, the Calgary Wranglers, how Maurice Richard almost joined the New York Rangers and much more.

When Stan Fischler was growing up as a Leafs fan living Brooklyn, it was a challenge finding Toronto hockey news in New York. He looks back at what it was like finding his favorite writer at a newsstand in his early days of following the sport.