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With latest milestone in hand, Brouwer eyes postseason with Panthers
Troy Brouwer chalks it up to timing for his NHL chance, but it's postseason prowess that's helped him get to 800 regular-season games.
Keller riding an impressive sophomore season into All-Star break
Is there any doubt the crafty Clayton Keller is worthy of being selected for the 2019 NHL All-Star Game?
Golden memory shines bright for Ennis
Even though his world junior golden moment happened a decade ago, Tyler Ennis vividly remembers the drama that played out as if it was yesterday.
Christmas came early for Eaves family
Beth and Mike Eaves were brought to tears recently when their son presented them with a framed bachelor of arts diploma.
International experience, perseverance shaped Jensen's game
Detroit Red Wings defenceman Nick Jensen admits facing a player named Nicklas Jensen was a little on the strange side.
Over 21 seasons of mileage for Thornton – and his family too
Joe Thornton’s career is going strong in his 21st pro season – and so are his parents.
At the rink and away from it, Moore thankful for Olczyk's impact
The 2019 Winter Classic at Notre Dame Stadium will be extra special for John Moore, who knows hockey wasn't always so popular near his suburban Chicago hometown.
Dubois father-son relationship navigates two leagues
Hockey is in his DNA. There is a reason why Dubois wears sweater No. 18.
Boyles a family of fighters
Brian Boyle understandably becomes emotional when queried about what the past three weeks have been like for him.
1,000 NHL games later, Spezza committed to change
Jason Spezza has been in a reflective mood lately. Playing in your 1,000 career game will do that to you.
Jankowski's nostalgic connection to Calgary
A year ago, as a rookie, Calgary Flames forward Mark Jankowski made a nostalgic trip to the Stampede Corral.
Alzner: It was the first time I was happy to see a team that I wasn’t on, win
History tells us that players will not closely follow the proceedings of the Stanley Cup playoffs if he doesn’t make the postseason or his team has been eliminated.
Long and winding path leads to veteran status for Muzzin
A Stanley Cup, a World championship and World Cup of Hockey title, but nothing has come easy for the Los Angeles Kings veteran defenceman.
Howden brothers grow, bond through on-ice success
The past 13 months have been a joyous and eventful time for New York Rangers forward Brett Howden and his older brother Quinton.
Hometown Canucks fueled Rasmussen's hockey passion
There was no doubt in the young mind of Detroit Red Wings forward Michael Rasmussen that he was going to be a hockey player after the first time he hit the ice.
Early Olympic experience set stage for Brickley's hockey career
Daniel Brickley assembled with the world's greatest athletes in Salt Lake City sixteen years ago. Now 23 and a professional, Brickley recalls the experience as setting the stage for his career in hockey.
The Regent Park connection between Daley, Metropolit
There is a trophy case that greets you when you enter the Regent Park Community Centre on the northeast corner of Shuter and Sackville in the hardscrabble downtown Toronto neighbourhood.
White looks to build on junior international success
Several years ago, Ottawa Senators forward Colin White was forced to make an important athletic decision.
Oleksiak inspired by those closest
As Pittsburgh Penguins defenceman Jamie Oleksiak goes through the exactitude of his offseason training routine, he often draws inspiration from the youngest member of his athletic family.
Nolan family helping to guide First Nations youth
New St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Nolan enjoys a different kind of family vacation in the summer.