Canadian Press
Uncommon path should ease NHL learning curve for Tolvanen
A week before the 2015 playoffs, the United States Hockey League's Sioux City Musketeers invited prospect Eeli Tolvanen to skate with them to see about signing him for the following season. He stood out among older players on a first-place team.
Larry Kwong, first player of Asian heritage to appear in the NHL, dies at age 94
Larry Kwong, the first player of Asian heritage to appear in an NHL game, has died at age 94.
Talented teetotaller Patrik Laine gunning for league goal-scoring title
Patrik Laine wants to hoist the Stanley Cup, but drinking champagne out of the hallowed trophy is another matter.
Vegas Golden Knights' rise tied to taking Marc-Andre Fleury
Fleury has won 25 of 37 starts in a season stunted only by a concussion that kept him out of the lineup for two months. Earlier this week, he became the 13th goaltender in NHL history to win 400 games , trailing just Roberto Luongo and Henrik Lundqvist among active players.
Alex Ovechkin joins NHL's exclusive 600-goal club
Everyone around Alex Ovechkin had a hunch this was his night.
Penguins star Evgeni Malkin quietly putting together Hart Trophy-calibre season
Evgeni Malkin probably hasn't received all the recognition he's deserved throughout a career spent playing alongside fellow Pittsburgh Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby.
Hall extends scoring-streak to 19, Devils beat Canadiens 6-4
There's no stopping Taylor Hall, unquestionably the New Jersey Devils' most valuable player in their quest to end a five-year playoff drought.
Family, friends excited as player from Saskatchewan First Nation makes NHL debut
About two dozen proud and excited fans were planning to attend an Oilers game in Edmonton on Thursday night to cheer on an Indigenous player making his NHL debut.
Seattle NHL group says it received over 25,000 deposits for season tickets
A group looking to bring NHL hockey to Seattle says it has received over 25,000 deposits for season tickets through a ticket drive.
Backers of NHL team in Seattle hope for decision in June
Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer has been hosting hockey games for a quarter-century. Now he wants to do it on a much bigger scale.
Bettman: NHL "very comfortable" with decision to miss 2018 Olympics
The NHL has no regrets about not sending its players to the 2018 Winter Olympic Games, says commissioner Gary Bettman.
10 draft picks give Rangers options in unfamiliar rebuild
The Rangers face an unfamiliar challenge after stockpiling picks for the June draft: Maximizing a franchise-record 10 selections, including three in the first round.
Forward Mike Fisher signs 1-year deal to return to Predators
The team signed the centre to a one-year, $1 million contract. The contract will be pro-rated over the remainder of this season.
Shane Doan announces retirement from NHL
Longtime Coyotes captain Shane Doan has announced his retirement in a letter to fans in Phoenix.
Bruins legend Milt Schmidt passes away
Milt Schmidt, the hockey hall of famer who led Boston to two Stanley Cup championships as the centre of the "Kraut Line," served Canada in World War II and returned to the NHL to win its MVP award and two more titles as the Bruins general manager, died on Wednesday, the team said.
NHLPA rejects NHL’s offer of Olympics for CBA extension
The NHLPA has formally rejected the league's proposal to allow players to participate in the 2018 Olympics in exchange for an extension to the current collective bargaining agreement.
Former Avalanche Player Marek Svatos Passes Away
Former Colorado Avalanche player Marek Svatos died at his home in Colorado on Friday night.