Chris Lomon
Old pals McAvoy and Nicholas reconnect on the links
Even though Charlie McAvoy's old pal, James Nicholas, missed the cut by just two strokes it was a memorable experience for the lifelong friends who played hockey together in New York.
Ennis on the road to recovery
While an injury is never good news, some good came in the form of two familiar faces that were ready to help out Tyler Ennis during a rehabilitation under difficult circumstances.
March & Mill Co a hit with even huger aspirations
Reality TV series everywhere, get ready for some serious competition. M&MCO TV, featuring “Marchy” and “Millsy,” is live.
On and off the ice, it's all coming together for Tyler Motte
From sharing his own personal experience with mental health issues to earning high praise for his post-season play on the ice, Tyler Motte has found himself in a good place.
Reality sets in for Stanley Cup Champion Blake Coleman
Growing up in Plano, a Texas city about 20 miles northeast of Dallas, a young Coleman often daydreamed about what it would be like to hoist hockey’s fabled silver trophy.
Strome enjoying "Summer 2.0" ahead of settling into new home
Aside from dedicating more time to his hobby of choice, Ryan Strome is taking all the time he can to spend with his wife, Sydney, and their young daughter, Harper.
Tampa Bay lightning win 2020 Stanley Cup
The Tampa Bay Lightning are the 2020 Stanley Cup Champions after defeating the Dallas Stars 2-0 in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final Monday night at Rogers Place in Edmonton.
Hedman, Kucherov impacting Lightning beyond the points
Nikita Kucherov and Victor Hedman are undoubtedly two big reasons the Tampa Bay Lightning have got within a pair of wins away from lifting the Stanley Cup.
Draisaitl honoured to make TLA history
The enormity of the honour isn’t lost on the player known as the “German Gretzky.”
Old friends, old rivalries and a new way to win each night
Old friends and old rivalries - Dallas Stars teammates Andrew Cogliano, Corey Perry and Joe Pavelski are also undeniably old school.
TLA finalist spotlight: Leon Draisaitl
When it comes to the most notable part of Leon Draisaitl's game, it's the mental approach that comes to Tyler Ennis' mind.
TLA finalist spotlight: Nathan MacKinnon
When you ask Nathan MacKinnon’s teammates for a thought or two on what makes the 2020 Ted Lindsay Award finalist special, expect a long – and highly complimentary – response.
TLA finalist spotlight: Artemi Panarin
Ryan Strome is hardly surprised to see his fun-loving teammate up for some serious hockey hardware.
Canucks secret ingredient? Domingue's bubble baking
Louis Domingue is enjoying the chance to indulge in one of his top off-ice passions, and sharing the fruits of his labour with his teammates.
From Nana Kelly to hand-eye help from sisters, Coyle grateful for support
Charlie Coyle keeps answering the bell and Nana Kelly keeps ringing it.
Players stand in solidarity against racial injustice
Ryan Reaves picked up his phone to answer Kevin Shattenkirk's text. What he went on to hear from a group of players on the other end of the line quickly relieved a weight off his shoulders.
Alex Tuch doing Thousand Islands fan club proud
Whenever Carl Tuch rolls out the projector for the Thousand Islands fan club, he sees more than a larger-than-life image of Alex, whose on- and off-ice actions are making him a proud dad.
From RTP committee to the hub, Cole feeling comfortable as Avs extend stay
Now playing in the tournament his efforts as part of the NHL/NHLPA Return to Play committee helped bring to life, Ian Cole is feeling comfortable as the Avs extended their stay in Edmonton.
Motte brothers maintain strong bond across pond
What’s a controversial amongst brothers? For Tyler and C.J. Motte, it’s about good-natured ribbing and a laugh or two.
Lee, Islanders banding together between games too
“About eight of us have our guitars here,” began New York Islanders captain, Anders Lee.