From their bond with fans to their efforts in the community – and everything in between – 'After the Buzzer' is a weekly series taking readers beyond the rink to shine a light and provide insight on players’ lives away from the game.
It’s not just the post-game texts that are music to Matt Duchene’s ears.
You get the feeling Dylan Strome has had this date circled on his calendar for a long time.
Carter Hutton’s latest look has set the gold standard for goalie masks.
When he’s not patrolling the blue line for the New Jersey Devils, defenceman Connor Carrick can be found putting his master roaster skills to the test, whether it’s brewing up some brilliant concoctions, or checking out the local coffee shop scene when he’s on the road.
For Mike Matheson and Emily Pfalzer, wanting to lend a helping hand was an easy decision.
Blake Coleman didn’t exactly give himself a thumbs-up for his gig at the recent Video Music Awards. But others certainly did.
What’s the best way to make a good first impression on your new teammates? For Ben Hutton, scoring a goal and adding an assist in a 7-5 win against his former club.
Jim Slater, who recently announced his retirement and new role with the Washington Capitals, stopped by NHLPA.com to discuss his next chapter.
Whether it’s on his goalie masks or through his charity work, Jake Allen is proud to share his love for New Brunswick.
Brendan Gallagher wasn’t sure if his friend and former teammate would pull through. What he did know was that Craig Cunningham wouldn’t do down without a fight.
The dog days of summer may be over, but not for this edition of NHLPA.com’s My Top 5.
Casey Mittelstadt was in a hockey state of mind in the State of Hockey this summer.
With the NFL season having kicked off, Logan Couture stopped by for some gridiron talk, including pro football players he believes would make good NHL players.
It’s rather fitting that Brenden Dillon supports the charity HEROS.
For Andrew Shaw, Ducky Brand Apparel is far more than just a fashion statement.
The Buffalo Sabres will don special 50th anniversary jerseys this season, and you can count 20-year-old Mittelstadt as a big fan of the new look.
When Jason Zucker first met Tucker Helmstrom in 2015 during a team visit University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital, they bonded immediately.
When it comes to helping make hockey goals and dreams a reality, Dion Phaneuf, along with an assist from the NHLPA and its players, has the magic touch.
Along with his wife Kelly, David Backes continues to be one of sport’s biggest advocates for animals.