From the Editor: For the Love of Goalie
Posted on 07. Aug, 2011 by Clayton Hansler in From the Editor
Goalies are a funny breed; eccentric by rumour, whipped by media and whose accomplishments can be as easily forgotten by fans after a loss as they are recounted following a victory. Hockey Quarterly’s Editor in Chief, Clayton Hansler, invites all to thumb the digital pages of our latest issue.
From the Editor: I Owe It All To Video Games
Posted on 17. Jul, 2011 by Justin Fisher in From the Editor
HQ Web Editor Justin Fisher opens up about his affinity towards video games, and how that passion lead him to become a full-blown hockey prospects aficionado.
From the Editor: The American Dream
Posted on 03. Jul, 2011 by Steve Glynn in From the Editor
With a release date of July 4th, Independence Day for those in the USA, Hockey Quarterly found it only fitting to dedicate the most recent themed collection to the hockey heroes from south of the border. Senior Editor of Content, Steve Glynn, welcomes all to HQ’s all-American edition.
From the Editor: HQ Round Two
Posted on 20. Jun, 2011 by Clayton Hansler in From the Editor
The month of June brings along with it many surprises. The warmer weather (at least in Canada) is always a welcome change. If the Boston Bruins’ Stanley Cup victory over the Vancouver Canucks did not catch you unawares, then you know far more than this scribe. Wrapping up the calendar month is the NHL draft chalked full of it’s own eye-openers, wake-up calls and all-around drama.
From the Editor: Big Bad Blueliners
Posted on 29. Aug, 2010 by Clayton Hansler in From the Editor, HQ1-5
Bobby Orr. That man in my opinion defined the ultimate defenceman, and I am yet to see anyone challenge his legacy for that spot. It is in honour of Orr’s great accomplishments during his shortened career that Hockey Quarterly brings you our latest issue focusing on the great blueliners of today’s NHL.
From the Editor: The Summer of the Goaltender
Posted on 09. Aug, 2010 by Clayton Hansler in From the Editor, HQ1-4
Aside from the Devil’s contract fiasco, this off-season has largely surrounded the league’s top tenders. A lot of the hooplah started when Martin Brodeur, all-time leader in just about every goaltending category on this continent, was ousted in the playoff’s first round while Halak miraculously carried his team past both Ovechkin and Crosby. The attention [...]