It’s been a difficult last few weeks for the Columbus Blue Jackets, as they grapple with the shocking and sudden death of forward Johnny Gaudreau. Late last month, Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, were struck by a drunk driver and killed while cycling in New Jersey, just a day before they were set to attend their sister’s wedding.
The Columbus Blue Jackets’ most prolific player in franchise history is continuing to climb the ranks even though his playing career is over. On Sept. 20, the team announced that Rick Nash has a new title for the 2024-25 season: Director of Hockey Operations.
The Columbus Blue Jackets named franchise icon Rick Nash as their president of hockey operations on Friday. The No. 1 overall pick at the 2002 NHL Draft by the Blue Jackets, he played with the club from 2002-12 and is the franchise leader in goals (289), assists (258) and points (547).
Columbus Blue Jackets President and General Manager Don Waddell has made a big announcement regarding management. There have been a number of additions. The biggest addition is Blue Jackets legend Rick Nash.
As training camp gets underway for the Columbus Blue Jackets, there's always a new face or two to familiarize yourself with. Today, we're getting more of an inside look at Jordan Harris.
On Friday, Columbus Blue Jackets general manager Don Waddell announced the team has promoted former NHLer Rick Nash to become the director of hockey operations.
The Blue Jackets have named Rick Nash their director of hockey operations, general manager Don Waddell announced Friday.
As NHL training camps opened this week, emotions were still raw after the deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, especially in Columbus. The Blue Jackets say they will learn and lean on each other as they navigate the season.
Make no mistake about it: the Columbus Blue Jackets are (still) in the market for a guy who can score goals. Wild concept, right? As training camp opens
With training camp set to open, the Columbus Blue Jackets are looking for a forward and are hoping to add someone via a trade. The Columbus Blue Jackets find themselves in a difficult position as training camp opens for the 2024-25 season.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have officially kicked off Training Camp. Two groups of players practiced at the Ice Haus Thursday for a little over an hour each.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. We’re starting training camps, but general managers have been fairly busy in the last few days. Teams are getting their rosters in place, but there’s still tinkering to be done.
On Monday, September 18, the Columbus Blue Jackets held a press conference to discuss the upcoming 2024-25 NHL Season. Don Waddell and Dean Evason were the first to speak, followed by Captain Boone Jenner, Alternate Captain Zach Werenski, and Sean Monahan.
We now know the preliminary plans on how the Columbus Blue Jackets will honor the lives of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau. This is just the beginning of what’s to come.
The Columbus Blue Jackets ended the 2023-24 seasons as one of the worst teams in the NHL, finishing eighth out of eight Metropolitan Division teams. The expectations still aren’t that high for the Blue Jackets heading into 2024-25, but they would like to see progress made toward becoming a serious contender in the NHL.
On Wednesday morning, the Columbus Blue Jackets announced plans to honour Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew. The brothers were tragically killed in an accident last month.
After an impossible offseason, the Columbus Blue Jackets have to somehow focus on hockey with training camp already open. The losses of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau are immeasurable, and the tragedy will loom large over both this franchise and the entire hockey world in 2024-25 and beyond.
Having said that, there has been all sorts of anticipation for what the Columbus Blue Jackets have planned this season as a means of honoring their former player and his brother.
The Columbus Blue Jackets, despite being in the NHL for nearly 25 years, have struggled to establish themselves as consistent contenders. With only six playoff appearances and just one trip beyond the first round, their existence has often been characterized by underperformance and turnover in both coaching and management.
The Columbus Blue Jackets signed forward James van Riemsdyk to a one-year, $900,000 deal over the weekend. The 35-year-old veteran tallied 38 points (11 goals, 27 assists) in 71 games with the Boston Bruins in 2023-24.
Veteran forward James van Riemsdyk, 35, has signed a one-year deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets, bringing both his goal-scoring ability and leadership to a team that will face significant challenges this season.
Training camps are quickly approaching across the NHL and top remaining free agent James van Riemsdyk will be suiting up with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
On Sunday, Chris Johnston from The Athletic was the first to report that the Columbus Blue Jackets are signing forward James van Riemsdyk to a one-year contract.
Veteran NHL forward James van Riemsdyk has finally found a home after a long, long wait out on the free-agent market.
The Columbus Blue Jackets want to add some forward depth with NHL training camps about to start up.
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