Martone's development at Michigan State should be straightforward, and likely will be. But Flyers fans have seen too many ...

NHL players will participate in the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 this February, the first time since 2014 the ...

The 2009-10 season was a magical one for the Montreal Canadiens. It was a special year, the one in which the team celebrated its centennial, the first NHL team to do so. Special jerseys, the unveiling ...

Flyers' top games include a date with Cutter Gauthier and a potential farewell It may be July and sweltering outside, but ice hockey is dancing in everyone's head now that the Flyers' 2025-26 schedule ...

The name Sidney Crosby refuses to die in Montreal. Will the legendary Penguins center-forward ever play a game for the Canadiens? We know that many people in Montreal would like to see that happen.

Ethan Gauthier will skate in his third development camp with the Bolts. The 20-year-old forward knows he’s on the right path when he sees guys who played at these camps make it to the NHL.

Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill secures his third GM of the Year award, marking a successful tenure since 2013. Nill's leadership solidifies the Stars' NHL dominance.

Zito finished second in voting for the Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year Award behind the Dallas Stars’ Jim Nill, who won the award for a third consecutive season.

Longtime NHL GM and executive Ray Shero died at 62 years old. Shero was a senior advisor with the Minnesota Wild, which announced the news on Wednesday.

Recently released set photos of Lanterns have provided a look at Aaron Pierre's John Stewart, but sans the Green Lantern suit or ring.

Georges St-Pierre wasn’t impressed by an NHL player’s ‘superman punch’ technique during a viral brawl. UFC Hall of Famer Georges St-Pierre threw his fair share of superman punches during ...

Cutter Gauthier wouldn’t get into too many details in his first public interview since his shocking trade to the Anaheim Ducks earlier this week, calling the trade a “personal matter.” ...