Ralph Cox was born in Braintree, and Jack Hughes in Somerville, five months and 15 miles apart. They crossed paths frequently as children in suburban Boston, dueling in youth hockey leagues.

Ralph Cox was a standout hockey player at the University of New Hampshire and lynchpin member of the national team in 1979. Then he suffered a severe injury, breaking his ankle in a game against ...

Former Archbishop Williams star Ralph Cox was the final player cut from the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team.

The story of Ralph Cox, a former college hockey star who was squeezed out of arguably the greatest moment in sports history, in an excerpt from the book Win at Losing by Sam Weinman, ...

The “Miracle on Ice” was just that. Miraculous. College kids, plucked from across the country for a few months, coming together to upend perhaps the greatest single ice hockey team ever to play.

'Miracle,' No. 2 on the list of best sports movies ever made, perfectly reproduced the concept at the heart of Herb Brooks' team-building.

Saturday marks the 45th anniversary of the “Miracle on Ice,” when the U.S. Hockey Team defeated the Soviet Union 4-3 in Lake Placid, N.Y., during the 1980 Winter Olympic Games, en route to ...

Exploring major events in US hockey, including the 'Miracle on Ice' and World Cup victories, and their impact compared to other international tournaments.

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The 1980 "Miracle on Ice" U.S. Olympic hockey team could receive Congressional Gold Medals under a newly introduced bill.

Ralph Cox was born in Braintree, and Jack Hughes in Somerville, five months and 15 miles apart. They crossed paths frequently as children in suburban Boston, dueling in youth hockey leagues.