The Columbus Blue Jackets will roster 31 players for their upcoming qualifying round series with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Here are our predictions for which players make and miss...
John Tortorella wants Liam Foudy to maximize his speed, he feels good about the conditioning levels of the Columbus Blue Jackets and Pierre-Luc Dubois wants greatness.
Alexandre Texier and Liam Foudy are some of the fastest players on the Columbus Blue Jackets, and John Tortorella wants to use this quickness against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Both Elvis Merzlikins and Joonas Korpisalo view their battle to start for the Columbus Blue Jackets in the Stanley Cup Qualifiers as a "healthy competition."
The Columbus Blue Jackets will look to find their identity as a strong forechecking team while simultaneously exploiting the Maple Leafs season-long struggles against the cycle.
John Tortorella could be forced into having short leashes for players, doesn't care if fans hear things during games and talks post-practice conditioning.
Get ready for an abundance of postseason hockey, even on weekday afternoons. The NHL has released it's Qualifying Round schedule, and it has March Madness vibes.
The NHL released the times the first two games of the Stanley Cup Qualifiers will begin, with Columbus and Toronto playing at 8 p.m. on Aug. 2 and 4 p.m. on Aug. 4.
Oliver Bjorkstrand feels "super excited" to be back for the Columbus Blue Jackets' playoff run, John Tortorella offers thoughts on youth and he's listening to his players.
Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella says he has “no clue who's going to be our goaltender,” couldn't care less about Toronto as a hub city and talks injured players returning.
