For the first time this season, the Columbus Blue Jackets meet the New York Rangers. The division foes face off Friday in a 7 p.m. start at Nationwide Arena.
In today's edition of "The Fuse," we look back at some great Blue Jackets-Rangers moments, including Matt Calvert's shorthanded winner, Rick Nash shoving Sergei Bobrovsky, and...
The Blue Jackets have shifted and changed their lines a few times in the first three games, but head coach John Tortorella is trying to keep Brandon Dubinsky and Matt Calvert...
Just how good you expect Columbus to be could depend on your perspective, Jeff Svoboda writes in his column. Plus there's praise for a man who deserves it, CBJ captain Nick...
The National Hockey League season is one week old. We've compiled the top stories surrounding each of the Blue Jackets' division rivals, from the bottom to the top of the...
In today's edition of The Fuse, we look at the early-season weirdness surrounding the Blue Jackets and wonder what type of player would be worth adding to their roster.
Scoring and special teams have been hit-or-miss for the Blue Jackets through their first three games, but goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky has resumed his role as their best player.
There was a lot of smoke around Matt Duchene and the Blue Jackets this summer, but nothing happened. Two similar targets could hit the trade market soon, though.
In today's edition of The Fuse, we reminisce on the Blue Jackets' inaugural season 17 years ago, what their debut meant for the city of Columbus and what Las Vegas should expect...
The Columbus Blue Jackets won a tight-checking affair in Raleigh thanks to some terrific play from Sonny Milano and Sergei Bobrovsky. Dan Dukart provides five takeaways.
Columbus' first overtime game of the season went to the good guys, as Sonny Milano scored twice including the game-winner in overtime in a 2-1 win vs. Carolina.
It was a joyous night for the Blue Jackets and their fans after they defeated the New York Islanders by a 5-0 score. This opening night video may have set the tone.
