Here's a 2-minute tutorial on how to embed professional-looking stat tables on your own blog:

Every Monday, for the rest of the year, we'll be randomly selecting one twitter user who follows any three of our five Sports Reference Twitter accounts to receive a free Baseball-Reference.com Play Index account. If you are already a subscriber, we'll extend you for a year.

Sports Reference uses twitter to tweet out nuggets of information we find, notify users of new features, make occasional commercial messages, and generally enjoy ourselves. Here are the five Sports Reference twitter feeds:

1. @baseball_ref: Baseball-Reference.com
2. @bball_ref: Basketball-Reference.com
3. @pfref: Pro-Football-Reference.com
4. @hockey_ref: Hockey-Reference.com
5. @sports_ref: CFB, CBB, Olympics, and Announcements for All Sites

In preparation for the NHL Playoffs dropping the puck tonight, we've added preview pages for each series matchup to the front page. There, you'll find season stats for all the players currently on each team, plus the season series results between the two teams, and various other vitals. Have them open on your computer or print them out while you're watching the games tonight.

In anticipation of the NHL playoffs, we've updated the front page for the postseason. In addition, we've added playoff matchup pages for each series, where you can see how two teams stack up against each other at a glance. These pages have listings of how the two teams fared in regular-season meetings this year (plus a link to see how they've played each other all-time) and the current series status.

I've added a selector for specific playoff rounds on the Player Game Finder tool. If you select "Playoffs" under Game Type it will give you a dropdown to select a particular playoff round, should you want to, say, find hat tricks in the Stanley Cup Finals.

Here's a 2-minute tutorial on how to embed professional-looking stat tables on your own blog:

With March Madness coming up soon, here's a quick reminder to check out S-R/College Basketball, our college hoops site. It has all of the team ratings and player stats you need to help fill out your bracket this season, plus historical data (including scanned stat sheets going back to the 1940s) and a Play Index just for college basketball. Give it a try today!

Thanks to the wonderful folks at Capgeek we now have individual player salary/contract status for the 2013 season listed in their bio section, as well as current team salary cap numbers that we will keep updated throughout the season.

We've added a Team Game Finder for hockey to find single games (Which game had the most penalty minutes?), cumulative season stats (Which team led the league in power play goals in the 1995-1996 season?), cumulative multi-season stats (Which team has the most losses when scoring 5+ goals since 1980?) and many more.

The search features basic game stats since 1917 and more specific stats (shots, power play goals, short handed goals, etc.) since 1987, so you can create custom searches to your heart's content. Let us know if you have any issues, comments, or questions.

Player pages now have expanded assists totals going back to the 1967-68 season, located in the NHL Standard stats section of each page. Compiled from Hockey Summary Project boxscore data, the data breaks out short-handed, power play, and even strength assists, so you can learn that Wayne Gretzky had 15 short-handed assists in 1985-86.