NHL action is starting to heat up. Teams are starting to distance themselves from each other as they get closer to the half-way mark of the season. It's clear who the favorites are for this year's Stanley Cup Playoffs. In order to keep up, EA Sports' "NHL 2015," game updates its rosters and content periodically.
The Edmonton Oilers and Nashville Predators will play each other on Thanksgiving. Latin Post.com previews the game and predicts who will win this hockey game.
The 2014-15 NHL season is almost a quarter of the way complete. The Eastern Conference has had a lot of close, tight races thus far. In the Metropolitan division, the New York Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins have emerged as the favorites.
The ongoing debate of fighting in the National Hockey League never seems to go away. Many people believe that the league should get rid of it, while others think fighting during games is perfectly acceptable. Here Latin Post.com lets you the fan decide whether or not the NHL should keep fighting in the game.
If your hometown teams means everything to you, but a Redskins bumper sticker or Babe Ruth bobble head doesn't quite do it, don't despair. There are plenty of ways to show your passion with every call you make and text you write. The variety available for iPhone 6 sports franchise cases is as deep as the New York Yankees' budget.
One player displays some smooth moves Hockey is a hard sport, but it is even harder when you have to skate around three players, control a puck and then somehow put the puck in the net against one of the best goaltenders in the game.
Game doesn't include popular modes like previous Each year EA Sports updates their sports games, including "NHL 15. " Unfortunately for gamers, the updates that EA sports made this year did not include many of the popular game modes and features that sports game fans are used to.
While the sport of ice hockey has never been the most popular in the Latin American community, there are a number of countries that have contribute to the National Hockey League. Latin Post.com list the Latino players and countries that have played in the NHL.
The 2014-15 National Hockey League regular season has begun. So many questions are floating around about this upcoming season. Latin Post lists five big NHL storylines heading into this brand new season.
Capitalizing on a surprisingly good run by the Unites States Men's National Team (USMNT) in the 2014 World Cup, as well the recording-breaking ratings for ESPN and Univision, United States Soccer Federation President Sunil Gulati and Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber discuss the future of MLS and soccer future during Bloomberg Sports Business Summit.
Longtime New Jersey Devils great Martin Brodeur has expressed his desire to play next season. He remains a free agent, but Brodeur says he is willing to be a backup goalie on the Montreal Canadiens. Will he leave New Jersey for the Great White North?
Could there be 34 teams soon for hockey? Reports are surfacing that the National Hockey League could be adding four new teams by 2017 including new franchises in Las Vegas, Seattle, Toronto and Quebec City.
Jon Bon Jovi recently met with Buffalo Bills great Jim Kelly hoping to put their resources together to buy the Upstate New York National Football League (NFL) franchise. However, Bon Jovi was rejected by the former quarterback after the rocker failed to guarantee Kelly he would keep the team in the city of Buffalo.
One of the greatest goalies in hockey history, Martin Brodeur, is still an NHL free agent. Many people think the New Jersey Devils should re-sign him, some think he should retire and others believe he should test the open market. What are his best options? Latin Post.com takes a look.
The NHL free agency period has begun, which means all bidders are in play. Here we break down the best free agent players on offense, defense, and goalies.
The Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2014 was one of the best ever. This class is filled with Stanley Cup Champions, Defensive Player of the Year winners, and Vezina award winners. In total, the Hockey Hall of Fame has six new members.
The Los Angeles Kings beat the New York Rangers and took a 3-0 series lead. It doesn't look very good for the Rangers going forward as they try to make history.
Electronic Arts (EA) kicked off its press conference at the annual E3 conference with a trailer to the upcoming Star Wars: Battlefront video game. EA CEO Andrew Wilson hit the stage to discuss games that are a "few months from being done," while others will go behind the scenes, all with the "commitment" to put the players first and "imagining new ideas for a new generation."
The Los Angeles Kings struck first in the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals after the New York Rangers blew a 2 goal lead. Let's preview game one and look forward to game two to see who has the advantage in this series.
