Sean Couturier takes a momentary pause when Oskar Lindblom’s name is mentioned. Carter Hart does the same. So too, does Travis Sanheim.
The campaign that has been uniting the hockey community in support of people impacted by cancer and their families since 1998, is underway this month of November.
If Vinnie Hinostroza is ever in need of a little inspiration, he doesn’t have to look any further than his locker room stall.
Brayden Schenn doesn’t post a great deal on Twitter. But this summer, he had a special message to share.
A 200-kilometer charity bike ride turned out to be a life-changing experience for Michael Del Zotto.
Dylan DeMelo wanted to shine the light on a serious disease. So that’s exactly what he did. Literally.
The Moustache Cup will see players go head-to-head in a month-long fundraising challenge to support Movember 2019.
American Cancer Society, Canadian Cancer Society and Movember return as partners.
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.
Marcus Foligno thinks of his mother every day.
Hope. It’s the one message Jimmy Hayes constantly conveys to anyone he meets whose lives are affected by cancer.
Brian Boyle understandably becomes emotional when queried about what the past three weeks have been like for him.
Hockey Fights Cancer runs for the month of November.
Kathy Kessel walked towards her son’s car at Logan International Airport. She found herself at a loss for words. What Phil said brought a tear to her eye and a smile to her face.
Hockey Fights Cancer will feature special events, observances, and stories from people around the hockey community.
When J.T. Brown says “Game On!” he’s not messing around.
Dave Schaller doesn’t have a swelled head when it comes to his younger brother Tim’s NHL career. He does, however, sport a big head – 3 ½-feet high, to be exact.
Nicholle Anderson has been named Hockey Fights Cancer Ambassador while the American Cancer Society, Canadian Cancer Society, and Movember Foundation have been named Official Partners.
Hockey Fights Cancer™, a joint initiative founded by the NHL and NHLPA, begins with programming and Club participation October 24 and runs until November 18.
Matt Duchene has developed a strong friendship with five-year-old Haven Anderson as she battles cancer