Taking in hopes of drafting top prospect Connor McDavid just got a little more difficult. The NHL announced earlier this week a 2-year set of changes to the NHL Entry Draft lottery for teams who didn’t make the playoffs. Under…
Nearly 10 years after Todd Bertuzzi ended the career of then Colorado Avalanche forward Steve Moore, both parties have come to an agreement that will settle the lawsuit just weeks before it was expected to go to trial. “Suffice it…
Ryan Malone appeared in court today to plead no contest to a driving under the influence charge. Four months ago, the former Tampa Bay Lighting forward, was arrested with a blood alcohol level of 0.112, surpassing Florida’s legal limit of…
The National Hockey League has announced that the 2015 and 2016 combines will be held in Buffalo, New York. The combine will be held at the First Niagara Center, home of the NHL’s Buffalo Sabres, as well as the HarborCenter,…
The civil unrest and fighting going on in Ukraine has now extended to affect the sports world. The unrest has been so destructive and unsafe for visitors, that the eastern city of Dontesk has decided to withdraw their right to…
In recent years, it’s not just the NHL getting in on the fun of outdoor hockey games. Outdoor hockey has been played at just about every level the last five years ranging from the NHL, AHL, NCAA , junior and…
Located in Eveleth, Minnesota, the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame announced their 2014 Hall of Fame class. This year’s class will feature four big influences of hockey in the United States in their own way. Leading the class is three-time…
Philadelphia Flyers general manager, Ron Hextall, announced today that veteran defenseman Kimmo Timonen has been diagnosed with blood clots in his lower right leg and both lungs. Timonen is currently receiving treatment in his home country of Finland. Although this…
One day after their arbitration hearing, the Montreal Canadiens were able to get a deal done with prized defenseman P.K. Subban. The deal is worth eight years and financial terms weren’t made public by the two sides but is reported…
A restricted free agent this summer, the Ottawa Senators have come to terms with goaltender Robin Lehner. The 23-year-old signed a three-year contract to remain in Canada’s capital city. He went 12-15-6 with a .913 save percentage last season in 30…