From a 2009 article found on fortheloveofhockey.com: A player’s stick, more often than not, serves his strengths on the ice During a recent Wild game, Minnesota forward Cal Clutterbuck was caught in one of the worst positions imaginable for a young NHL player. The high-octane Detroit Red Wings were on the power play and as... read more

From a 2009 article found on fortheloveofhockey.com: STICK WORK: Dan Cleary and Wayne Gretzky are part of the reason Kris Draper has been more productive offensively of late. Draper switched to a new stick pattern earlier this month, scored a goal in his first game using his new stick on Feb. 12... read more

From a 2010 article found on fortheloveofhockey.com: If you’ve spent time around hockey players, you probably know that they’re constantly tinkering with their sticks, trying to get just the right feel. Drew Doughty made a fairly big change going into this season, as he increased the curve on his stick blade in... read more

Blue shaft faded to black blade with silver letters composite hockey stick. White shaft with special carbon fiber patterned blade with overlapping blue and red letters composite hockey stick prototype. White shaft with special Kevlar blade with red letters composite hockey stick prototype. Pink shaft faded to black blade with silver letters composite hockey stick. Red shaft faded... read more

People often inquire about Hockey history, but not often do people learn about the history of the pieces that make a sport what it is. Most of you know who invented hockey, or even where it was originated, but do you ever stop and think about the puck? The history... read more

Any sports fan likes to think he or she knows his or her favorite sport better than anyone else. But, every sport has all kinds crazy and little-known facts that can stump even the most dedicated of fans.  In this article, let’s take a look at some Stanley Cup facts... read more

Please vote for our business plan at the Innovate ND business plan competition.  Please show us your support! Last month we won the NW Minnesota Idea Competition   Thanks everyone for all the help, The Eleven Hockey Team     When we reduce science down to the goal of finding the tiniest... read more

Looking at air hockey history, it's not surprising that the game was conceived and popularized by a die-hard hockey fan. In 1969, the engineering of the game and the function of the table began with three employees of the Brunswick Company, a popular pool table manufacturer. Phil Crossman, Bob Kenrick,... read more