Even though the Arizona Coyotes are currently an inactive franchise, that hasn’t stopped the massive support to bring the NHL back to the valley. That voice has echoed not just from fans, but from former players as well, such as former Coyotes defenseman Jason Demers.
When the Canadiens play at home for a few weeks, the Bell Centre is loud. Very loud. Since the team’s playoff run in the summer of 2021, we hadn’t seen the fans be so excited about the team’s performance.
Adam Fox is recognized as an excellent offensive defenseman. He has exceeded the 70-point plateau in his last three seasons, but he often struggles in the playoffs.
Don’t miss Joe Thornton’s chat with Jason Demers! As Thornton’s Nov. 23 jersey retirement night rapidly approaches, the San Jose Sharks had his former teammate Demers sit down with the former Hart Trophy winner.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
The summer of 2016 was an exciting one for Edmonton Oilers fans. It was the first time in a while that they saw their team take steps in a positive direction.
Back in 2016, as the Edmonton Oilers were trying to secure the services of free agents Milan Lucic and Jason Demers, then-GM Peter Chiarelli was forced to make a choice.
Jason Demers wasn’t with the Edmonton Oilers for long, but the impact the organization had on his career is something he is grateful for. Demers was on the final couple of holes when he joined the Oilers from the KHL ahead of the 2022-23 season.
Sidney Crosby got a lot of points, Alex Ovechkin scored a lot of goals and, yes, the regular season is really long. These have been the storylines at the end of every NHL season for the past 10 years, and this year was no different.