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Let’s talk about the harsh reality that Sergei Bobrovsky did not play like a Vezina candidate last night, a thought echoed by some in the twittersphere.
The Columbus Blue Jackets will need their scorers to compliment the grinders in game two if they want to even the series against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The Columbus Blue Jackets and Pittsburgh Penguins return some key players to the ice tonight, but expect Pittsburgh’s to have a bigger impact.
The NHL recently announced it will not alter the 2017-2018 schedule to accommodate the Winter Olympics. The decision affects several Columbus Blue Jackets.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have continued to have their problems on the power play. The coaches tried to change things up but they might be making it worse.
Two points tonight would help the Columbus Blue Jackets as it would bring them back within three of the Capitals just a few days before their head-to-head.
Columbus Blue Jackets trails the Washington Capitals by two points; with a regulation win and a Penguins loss, the Jackets will take control of first place.
The Columbus Blue Jackets bounce back from giving up five straight in a loss against the Buffalo Sabres to defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-3.
A reason to be cognizant of Sergei Bobrovsky and his playing time is that games are going to continue to be important and the opponents don’t get easier.
the Columbus Blue Jackets head to Newark, New Jersey to face off with the New Jersey Devils. The Blue Jackets enter the contest on no days rest
The Columbus Blue Jackets host the Minnesota Wild tonight in a contest for an important two points as the season barrels down the final stretch.
As it stands right now The Columbus Blue Jackets are one point behind the New York Rangers and hold the first wildcard spot in the Eastern Conference
Columbus Blue Jackets Fall Short to Nashville Predators 4-3 Sunday night. Bobvrosky stopped 28 of 32 shots in a tough 4-3 loss Sunday night.