- Former NHL head coach Pat Quinn passed away yesterday at 71 after a lengthy illness. Nucks Miscounduct gave their thoughts on a legend. [Nucks Misconduct]
- Quinn also left a huge impact on the Toronto Maple Leafs, helping them find success in the modern era of the NHL. [Pension Plan Puppets]
- Murray Oliver, who played for and coached the Minnesota North Stars, also died yesterday of a heart attack at 77. [Star Tribune]
- The Edmonton Oilers are continuing their long, drawn-out tailspin and the fans are visibly frustrated. They actually booed the team all the way to the dressing room after a lop-sided loss to the Chicago Blackhawks. [Copper & Blue]
- …So it is fair to say that the level of desperation is pretty high in Edmonton right now, as “no one is off limits.”
Word from eastern teams: MacTavish is very eager to land a center. Source says “no one is off limits.” Normal procedure to get talks going.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) November 24, 2014
- A combined .883 save percentage for Viktor Fasth and Ben Scrivens may have a lot to do with the firing of the Oilers goalie coach. [Edmonton Journal]
- The Charlotte Checkers of the AHL have reached a tentative agreement to return to Bojangles Coliseum after moving to a different arena in 2005. [Charlotte Checkers]
- The hockey world also lost another legend Monday. Viktor Tikhonov, coach of the Soviet team in the 1980 Winter Olympics, passed away at 84. Here is a great read about the life and legacy of Viktor Tikhonov. [Puck Daddy]
If Raw Charge were to hold a meet-up event or watch party, which Tampa Bay area city would be most ideal to host it?
| Brandon | 29 |
| Clearwater | 22 |
| Dunedin | 4 |
| Oldsmar | 13 |
| St. Petersburg | 19 |
| Tampa | 105 |
| Tarpon Springs | 8 |
| Othet | 20 |
