Interest is starting to build in the anticipated return of season 2. Colorado is looking for a new owner and that could be the final hurdle to overcome for this season to be salvaged.

Flames Beat Wings in a Wild One

The Calgary Flames beat the Detroit Red Wings 10-7 in the highest scoring game of the year. Jarome Iginla was named the game’s first star.

Sabres Beat Leafs in OT for First Win

The Buffalo Sabres won their first game of the year by defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3 in overtime. The Leafs held a 3-0 lead at the first intermission but were unable to score again as a third period Buffalo goal forced overtime where the Sabres would prove to be victorious.

Noord Presented With Gamer Cup

In a ceremony held earlier this week, season one champion Noord was presented with the Gamer Cup as the inaugural champion. Click here for photos of the event.

Playoff Race Heating Up

At roughly the half-way point of the season, six teams have jumped forward as serious Gamer Cup contenders, while four other teams appear to be in a battle for the final two spots. Currently, all but the Ave’s and Wings are on the board with points but there is still much to be decided.

Leafs Win Their First Game

The Toronto Maple Leafs recorded their first victory of the season with a 6-5 win over the San Jose Sharks. Jeff O’Neil was the first star in what will go down as the first win for Dyriw in the league.

Wild Beat Leafs in First-Ever Shootout

The Minnesota Wild and Toronto Maple Leafs participated in the first ever shootout in league history with the Wild coming out on top 4-3. It took 7 shooters for each team before hero of the night Alexandre Daigle finally beat Ed Belfour with a blocker-side wrist shot. Each team traded goals in the three periods leading up to overtime which was back and forth for the whole five minutes.

Ave’s Drop Opener

With a late start to their season, the Colorado Avalanche could not use the extra time to their advantage as they dropped their first game to the Ottawa Senators 6-3.

Hockey Day in Computer Land

Saturday saw some very busy action as seven games were played. The Wild beat the Wings 8-7. Pittsburgh beat Calgary 7-4 and Detroit 6-3 while losing 9-2 to Phoenix and 3-1 to San Jose, while Toronto lost two games against Calgary and Ottawa by scores of 9-1 and 5-3 respectively