Mike Commodore News

The Blackhawks haven't been the only team struggling to score goals. It's happening as well in places such as Boston, Detroit, Dallas, Philadelphia and Calgary.

After two more failures in Nashville this season, the Columbus Blue Jackets are happy to finally face the Predators at home.

Defenseman Mike Commodore drives the biggest vehicle in the Blue Jackets' parking lot.

The Predators lead the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 after two periods. Trailing 1-0 after the first period, the Blue Jackets tied the contest 1-1 with 17:02 left in the second when defenseman Kris Russell scored from the slot.

Hockey may be a game of sacrifice on the ice, but that selflessness rarely shows itself at the bargaining table.

Defenseman Fedor Tyutin made a nifty move to elude the first forechecker behind the Blue Jackets' net Thursday.

COLUMBUS, OhioPhil Kessel, who said there's room to improve his game, is getting hot just in time for his return to Boston.

COLUMBUS, Ohio a ' An early lead. A big save when they need it. A timely goal. And forecheck, forecheck, forecheck.

's long-awaited return to the ice played a part the Chicago Blackhawks ' success on a recent road trip.

As the hats and caps rained down, R.J. Umberger smiled, pumped his fist and savored the moment.

Blue Jackets general manager Scott Howson has a saying for times like this: "Struggle and emerge." No doubt about it, the Blue Jackets are struggling.

The optimist in us always sees our favorite players increasing their production, especially when they're still young enough to seem like one of the neighborhood kids.

As the NHL's youngest team hemorrhages goals and searches for an identity, it is bereft of veteran leadership.

Nick Foligno scored a power-play goal with 6:10 left to help the Ottawa Senators beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-1 on Thursday night.

The shout of frustration echoed through the empty arena yesterday afternoon, as did the sound of a hockey stick being broken over the crossbar of a net.

Calgary's Jarome Iginla celebrates his third-period goal Tuesday night after firing a laser shot over the shoulder of Columbus goalie Steve Mason.

Video replay officials in Toronto might have put more work into the game played at Madison Square Garden tonight than the Blue Jackets.

Well, folks, I'm back with another fearless pre-game prediction - OK, I'm really back to save what little dignity I have left after that "epic" prediction that the CBJ would win against Detroit.

Marty Turco Nash had three goals and two assists in four games against the Stars last season, but Turco is 14-1-2 in his career against Columbus with a 2.24 GAA.

In a 3-2 win Monday, Blue Jackets right winger Jared Boll turned down two invitations from the Edmonton Oilers' Zach Stortini to fight.