A New Storm Rolls in to Quad City
MOLINE, Ill. - The newest Southern Professional Hockey League team has a name
Campos’ SPHL Summer Stack Sequel
Last month, I emptied a few thoughts from the pit of my brain. Now with summer officially in full swing, it's time to follow-up on a few things and dive even further into the silly season abyss.
What the Mallards Could Have Done Differently in 2017-18
With the Kelly Cup Playoffs completed and the dust settled after the Quad City Mallards’ ultimate season as we know it, it’s time to look back at the past.
Quad-City Announces Inaugural SPHL Head Coach
Little by little, the puzzle pieces are falling in to place for the Quad City SPHL team. On Friday the first head coach in Quad-City's SPHL history was announced, and it is a familiar name to fans of the Illinois-based team. Dave Pszenyczny is taking the reins of the team that has yet to find a name.
Some News About Our Podcasts…
Do you like our podcasts? Well, have some news for you! For starters, we are developing a new podcast, called "Hockey Talk." The concept of the podcast is to bring you, the listener, an easily digestible 15 to 30-minute interview.
Q&A – Quad City Co-owner John Dawson
MOLINE, Ill. – The dust has begun to settle after the announcement last week that professional hockey is staying in the Quad Cities. Local...
The New Chapter of The Sin Bin
Today marks a new chapter for our website. For the first time in six years, The Sin Bin will be without our founder, Joe Rozycki, who has moved on with former Sin Binners Adam Twenter and Ryan Gibson, to start a new endeavor with the Kansas City Mavericks.
2018 Gear Guru
As hockey fans know, with the professional hockey seasons drawing to a close, that can only mean one thing. It’s time for teams to...
The Sin Bin Announces a Trio of Additions to Staff
LAFAYETTE, La. -- Today, The Sin Bin is proud to announce a trio of additions to their staff. Dana Barker, Ben Garrod, and Brad Harrison become the three newest members of Team Sin Bin.
Goodnight, Sweet Kings
Change, especially in the realm of sports, is inevitable. The Southern Professional Hockey League has seen more than its share of change over the past week.