Both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal explored American hockey and USA Hockey player development yesterday with stories focused on the new wave of U.S.-born talent starring in the NHL and beyond.
USA Hockey Has No Need for Miracles Anymore – New York Times
The Quote: “We wanted to have a program that would elevate the status of Team USA at all levels,” said Ron DeGregorio, former USA Hockey president. “No longer did we want to rely on miracles. We wanted to make sure we were a contender year in and year out in international play."
The American Hockey Revolution – Wall Street Journal
The Quote: "Not only did Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane become the top scorer this year, the first time ever an American has done it, there were also more Americans than any other nationality among the league’s top 10 scorers.”
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