There was never a Stamkospolozza Tour. There was never a parade of executives and representatives from NHL teams going in and out of his agent’s office. There was never a televised “Decision” like what we saw in the NBA six…
Between now and Monday at 3:00 P.M. ET, a few people could receive the most important phone call of their lives. What makes this year’s Hall of Fame Class different than others in the past is that there isn’t any…
Auston Matthews became the first American to be taken No. 1 overall in the NHL Entry Draft since Patrick Kane in 2007. Matthews could have been a contender for the top draft pick last season, but missed the birthday cutoff…
What does $500 million get you? An NHL franchise. That’s the amount of money businessman Bill Foley paid in expansion fees to bring a team to Las Vegas, Nevada, starting play in 2017-18. Foley will be the principal owner of the…
Tour Hockey has unveiled their latest premier level skates for 2016, the all new Tour Code 1 skates. You may recall that Tour previously had a pair of Code 1 skates available, but the new ones are unlike anything you’ve…
These next few weeks could be very telling on the future of the Detroit Red Wings—and that of General Manager Ken Holland. The Wings were dealt a huge blow last week with the announcement of Pavel Datsyuk’s retirement, and the…
It’s been widely speculated since the Red Wings finished their playoff run in April and today it officially came from the horses mouth that Pavel Datsyuk will depart from the NHL and return to Russia this summer, one year before…
CCM Hockey has finally introduced the next generation of RBZ technology with the all new CCM RBZ Revolution stick. The CCM RBZ Revolution stick is loaded with new features, a great design, and should make fans of the RBZ line…
The Los Angeles Kings have announced their new captain after stripping Dustin Brown of his captaincy last month. Brown’s replacement, as announced by GM Dean Lombardi, will be none other than Anze Kopitar. “It’s Anze’s time for it,” Lombardi said of…
Just days after the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup and one day removed from their victory parade, several players headed 17 miles east of downtown to Oakmont Country Club to celebrate at the U.S. Open. Led by Phil Kessel, the…