Legends like Pavel Bure, Marcel Dionne, and Paul Kariya, despite their exceptional talent and impact, remained Cup-less. Jarome Iginla, Joe Thornton, and Henrik Lundqvist also featured prominently ...

Go back with us to 1991 with Team Russia vs. Team Canada for the gold medal in Saskatoon at Sask Place with future stars like Eric Lindros and Pavel Bure.

Hockey runs in the family. His brother, Pavel Bure, is an NHL legend. The two moved to the U.S. when Pavel signed with the Vancouver Canucks. Valeri Bure made a name for himself, not just in the ...

However, another Russian legend disagrees with this advice from the great Alexander Ovechkin. Indeed, Pavel Bure contradicted Ovi in a recent interview he gave to RG Media. Pavel Bure sounds off on ...

In an interview with TASS, the former ice hockey star and current IIHF Council member called out the "unacceptable" treatment of Russian correspondents on Olympic assignment and whose official ...

His brother Pavel Bure is also a former ice hockey player. Valeri reportedly went to the US with his brother so that his sibling could sign with the Vancouver Canucks.

Pavel Bure was one of the best players ever to suit up for the Vancouver Canucks. He was widely known as the “Russian Rocket.” And, could he ever skate. Like a rocket. During his time with the ...

4. According to the NHL, Bure died on Tuesday, Sept. 3. He was 73. Her post included an older photo of Vladimir with his two sons, Pavel Bure and Valeri, to whom Candace has been married for 28 years.

Vladimir Bure. Her post included an older photo of Vladimir with his two sons, Pavel Bure and Valeri, to whom Candace has been married for 28 years. “Our hearts are broken as we grieve the loss ...

Vladimir Bure was the father of two former great NHL players, Valeri and Pavel Bure. It was discovered that he drowned after suffering a cardiac arrest in the ocean. The memory of Vladimir Bure is ...

The last name is perhaps best known in hockey circles: His sons Pavel Bure and Valeri Bure both played in the National Hockey League for a combined 21 seasons – 12 for Pavel, nine for Valeri.