Tim Wharnsby
With newfound patience, setbacks are temporary for Carr
Daniel Carr has made the most of a difficult time in his life.
Brendan Smith enjoying spring as a proud brother and new father
Brendan Smith had quite a topsy-turvy, but enjoyable spring.
An unforgettable worlds in hometown for Nielsen
Frans Nielsen felt like a proud papa during the recently concluded 18-day 2018 IIHF World Championship contested in Denmark.
Hockey a love passed up through Rodrigues household
Hockey is a love that is usually passed down from generation to generation. For the Rodrigues family, it was the other way around.
O'Reilly can't say no to Hockey Canada
Buffalo Sabres alternate captain Ryan O’Reilly always RSVPs yes when he is invited to represent Canada.
Huberdeau impresses teammates with leadership in career year
Jonathan Huberdeau had something to prove to himself, his teammates and to those who believed in him when he arrived in training camp for the 2016-17 season.
Adam Lowry impacted by father's playing days at an early age
Winnipeg Jets forward Adam Lowry would like nothing more than a long and successful playoff run, just like his Dad enjoyed on a couple occasions during his 19-year pro career.
Yandle credits parents' influence for ironman streak
There is no secret to the success of Keith Yandle’s ironman streak.
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.
de la Rose reflects on Swedish greats ahead of first World Championship
Role models for all hockey players on and off the ice for almost two decades, the Sedin twins were particularly influential young Swedish players like de la Rose.
Dan Girardi: Undrafted and unrelenting
When the New York Rangers decided to buy out the remaining three years of his contract last June, Daniel Girardi called on the same dogged determination he has exhibited throughout his career.
Thomas Hickey’s 400-game milestone was worth the wait
Suiting up for 400 NHL regular-season games usually is not a big deal for a top-five draft pick, but Thomas Hickey is a unique case study, and the fact he played in his 400th game is a tribute to his perseverance.
Heinen credits influential mentorship from former player, Schaefer
Peter Schaefer only coached the Surrey Eagles of the British Columbia Hockey League for one season, but his impact lives on in the form of Boston Bruins rookie Danton Heinen.
Dennis Seidenberg proud of brother, Germany’s silver effort
Dennis Seidenberg was halfway around the world, but he was along for the ride when Germany shocked the hockey world by claiming silver at PyeongChang 2018.
Playing Outdoors Never Gets Old For Dominic Moore
“When I look back on my career highlights, those two games were so memorable,” said Moore, whose 14-year pro career has him eight games shy of 1,000 combined regular season and playoff games.
Patience paying off for Weegar
For those who believe the stereotype that millennials want it all and that they want it now, meet 24-year-old MacKenzie Weegar.
Anders Lee recalls his football days, makes Super Bowl prediction
New York Islanders forward Anders Lee has always brought a football mentality to the game of hockey, and for good reason.
Mackinnon's Hockey Idol Turned Close Friend
MacKinnon has been unable to crack the code of what it’s like to be No. 87 on the ice. But he admires this about Crosby.
Colton Parayko’s rapid rise helped by HHOF'er Larry Robinson
The opportunity for St. Louis Blues defenceman Colton Parayko to be mentored by Hockey Hall of Famer Larry Robinson this season has been the chance of a lifetime.
History of the players’ Ted Lindsay Award
Learn more about the history of the Ted Lindsay Award, and the trophy's namesake, Ted Lindsay, a key figure in the creating of the original National Hockey League Players’ Association and a Hockey Hall of Fame member who skated in 17 NHL seasons.