E.J. Hradek Game Picks Friday October 4th:

Ottawa Senators vs Buffalo Sabres - Senators

New York Islanders vs New Jersey Devils - Devils

Detroit Red Wings vs Carolina Hurricanes - Red Wings

Calgary Flames vs Columbus Blue Jackets - Blue Jackets

Los Angeles Kings vs Winnipeg Jets - Jets

Nashville Predators vs Colorado Avalanche - Avalanche

E.J.'s Season Record: 12-2-0

E.J. Hradek Game Picks Wednesday October 2nd:

Toronto Maple Leafs at Philadelphia Flyers - Maple Leafs

Buffalo Sabres at Detroit Red Wings - Red Wings

Anaheim Ducks at Colorado Avalanche - Avalanche

E.J.'s Season Record: 2-1-0

E.J. Hradek Game Picks Tuesday October 1st:

Toronto Maple Leafs at Montreal Canadiens - Maple Leafs

Washington Capitals at Chicago Blackhawks - Blackhawks

Winnipeg Jets at Edmonton Oilers - Oilers

E.J.'s Season Record: 0-0-0

As we get closer and closer to #NHLFaceOff, NHL Live at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday on NHL Network will break down a division per day. Today we head out to the west coast to preview the new Pacific Division and grade the offseason moves the Anaheim Ducks, Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, Phoenix Coyotes, San Jose Sharks and Vancouver Canucks made.

Also on Tuesday we'll be joined by Kings President of Business Operations and Hall of Famer Luc Robitaille, who was famously a ninth-round draft choice back in 1984. Among those picked ahead of him who never played a game in the League: former Atlanta Braves pitcher Tom Glavine, who was a fourth-round pick and played high school hockey in Massachusetts.

Remember to submit your #AskEJ questions about your favorite team in the Pacific Division through Twitter via @NHLNetwork or @EJHradek_NHL.

NHL Live goes coast-to-coast today as we break down the Atlantic and Pacific divisions with Steve Mears and EJ Hradek at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network. We'll dive in and check out new faces and coaches on the hot seat. Plus, EJ will predict his division winners.

The Washington Capitals and Chicago Blackhawks drop the puck on the NHL Network tonight at 7 p.m. ET. We'll get a live preview of this game from Capitals radio voice John Walton from our Arena Cam in Washington.

As we get closer and closer to #NHLFaceOff, remember to submit your #AskEJ questions through Twitter via @NHLNetwork or @EJHradek_NHL, and join the conversation on Twitter as we ask your opinion on some hot topics around the NHL.

Chicago Blackhawks players and fans get to celebrate for another day as the Coors Light NHL Stadium Series comes to their home. Our hosts Steve Mears and EJ Hradek will get you ready Thursday afternoon for that announcement live from Soldier Field. Then, at 5 p.m. ET, NHL Live will be joined by Blackhawks and Pittsburgh Penguins guests from the storied football stadium to talk about the outdoor game and the upcoming season.

With the reality of realignment on the horizon as we get closer to #NHLFaceOff, it's Central and Metropolitan Division day on NHL Live. We'll break down some new faces, look at coaches on the hot seat and get EJ's predictions for these two new divisions.

Remember to submit your #AskEJ questions all season long to @NHLNetwork or @EJHradek_NHL, and join the conversation on Twitter as we ask your opinion on some hot topics around the NHL.

NHL Live talks with Pittsburgh Penguins head coach Dan Bylsma about the start of the 2013-14 season.

Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist helps dress up NHL Network analyst Barry Melrose.

NHL Live returns for another season Wednesday at 5 p.m. ET on NHL Network, with hosts Steve Mears and EJ Hradek, is back to get you informed and ready for #NHLFaceOff.

Barry Melrose will be live on set for the inaugural show giving his opinion on burning questions around the League. We'll also get an inside look into Penguins training camp as we go out to Consol Energy Center to visit with a few of the players. And NHL.com Senior Writer Dan Rosen will discuss happenings around the League.

Remember to submit your #AskEJ questions through Twitter via @NHLNetwork or @EJHradek_NHL, and join the conversation on Twitter as we ask your opinion on some hot topics around the NHL.

The Philadelphia Flyers' goalie situation got another makeover this summer as Ilya Bryzgalov -- the starter during the past two seasons -- was giving a compliance buyout and Ray Emery was brought in to compete with Steve Mason for the starting job.

But before breaking down the two goaltenders who will compete for crease time in Philadelphia this fall, let's break down the last six seasons of Flyers goalies.

Since the 2007-08 season, the Flyers have used 18 goalies and have had five different players lead them in victories -- including a tie in 2009-10 between Michael Leighton and Emery. The Flyers have averaged 40.6 victories in that span, which should have made their starting goalie a hot commodity in fantasy hockey.