Sheahan is hardly a stranger to the program.Playing for the Irish from 2004-2008, Sheahan served as an alternate captain on ...

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Brock Boeser leads UND's NHL free agent class The 2016 NCAA national champion has spent his entire professional career with the Vancouver Canucks.

One of hockey’s most well-respected, well-rounded veterans gave his hometown team a hometown discount, a couple of younger players signed the longest contracts still available to them and trade ...

Fellow center Brock Nelson, who is 11 months younger, got $7.5 million a year over the next three seasons to stay with Colorado after the Avalanche acquired him at the trade deadline from the New ...

That’s no different with the Maple Leafs and Tavares. Nelson recently re-signed with the Colorado Avalanche for three years at $7.5 million annually.

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