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From Seattle to San Jose, Dillon continues to grow
Even when the odds seemed stacked against the young Seattle Thunderbirds defenceman, Russ Farwell never once saw an ounce of quit in Brenden Dillon’s eyes or in his game.
Be A Player: Rewind | Sergei Fedorov
The smooth-skating Fedorov was one fifth of the famed “Russian Five”. In this week’s episode, we revisit the 2003-04 season, which marked Fedorov's departure from the club he won three Stanley Cups with.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Martin Jones
Martin Jones turned aside 30 shots in a 2-1 win, going a perfect 4-0 to help the San Jose Sharks sweep their Western Conference First Round against the Anaheim Ducks.
Foligno brothers savoring first simultaneous NHL post-season
Nick Foligno sent the text message on Sunday to his family members , promising an enjoyable evening of experiencing and watching the NHL playoffs.
Visa Presents: Player Q&A with Nathan MacKinnon
If he wasn't on fire for the Colorado Avalanche, Nathan MacKinnon would want to be a firefighter! More answers in this week's Player Q&A.
Yandle credits parents' influence for ironman streak
There is no secret to the success of Keith Yandle’s ironman streak.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Connor Hellebuyck
Vezina Trophy finalist Connor Hellebuyck turned aside 30 shots on goal for his first NHL career postseason shutout – and the first in Winnipeg Jets franchise history.
My Top 5 | Playoff Scoring Leaders
Which five current NHL stars have the golden touch when it comes to putting up the points in the Stanley Cup Playoffs?
Guentzel remains grounded since dominant debut
Kirk Thompson still remembers the first time he met the “scrawny kid with the blonde, curly hair and the big smile.” And he certainly hasn’t forgotten the first time he faced Jake Guentzel on the ice.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Nathan MacKinnon
Nathan MacKinnon helped the Avalanche to a huge Game 3 win, earning the game's first star with a pair of goals in Colorado's first win in two years against the Nashville Predators.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Sidney Crosby
Sidney Crosby posted a four-point night to bring him 171 in his NHL postseason career, moving the Pittsburgh Penguins captain one point away from tying Mario Lemieux for the franchise record in postseason points.
Playoff Performer of the Night | David Pastrnak
David Pastrnak sure did a lot of damage with 15:46 of ice time – including an NHL record and his first postseason hat trick.
Clinton, New York Wins Title Of Kraft Hockeyville Usa
Community Wins the Opportunity to Host an NHL® Pre-Season Game and $150,000 in Arena Upgrades
Playoff Performer of the Night | Brian Elliott
Brian Elliott picked up his first Stanley Cup Playoffs win with the Philadelphia Flyers to help even their series at one apiece. Elliott turned aside 34 of 35 shots he faced, including 31 consecutively.
Senators captain Karlsson offers touching tribute to victims of Broncos crash
Ottawa Senators captain Erik Karlsson offered a touching tribute to the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash on Friday.
Brassard prepared for long playoff run with Pittsburgh
Derick Brassard didn’t need six weeks to become comfortable in his new surroundings with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Artemi Panarin
With a pair of assists and a beautiful overtime game-winning goal, Artemi Panarin helped the Columbus Blue Jackets claw their way back to the first overtime victory of the 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Kane scores 2 goals in playoff debut, Sharks top Ducks 3-0
While Evander Kane watched Stanley Cup playoff hockey from his couch during the first eight years of his NHL career, the power forward felt confident he could thrive in the pressurized atmosphere of the post-season if he could only get the chance.
The most exciting empty-netter Blake Comeau has ever seen
Ahead of his team's 2018 Stanley Cup Playoffs debut, Blake Comeau looks back to a 10-game win streak that had him thinking, "This team has a different feel to it."
Be A Player: Rewind | Joe Nieuwendyk
In this week’s episode, we learn that Joe Nieuwendyk didn’t always have his sights set on hockey. In fact, it wasn’t even his best sport!