What’s changed about the Mitch Marner that Laura Stacey knew from their high school days? Not one thing.
There’s no question Andrew Ladd’s annual fishing charity event will make a big difference for two worthwhile charities. The only question mark? Seeing if he can convince a former teammate to get up close and personal with a sturgeon.
For Kurtis Gabriel, adulation was the last thing he was looking for.
He’s an offensively gifted forward and respected leader who celebrates his 29th birthday on July 3.
Over 25 NHLPA members, past and present, gathered to play 18 scenic holes at one of Canada’s most historic golf courses for the annual NHLPA Golf Classic. More importantly, they came together to raise money and awareness for charities and programs that are important to each of them.
As Patrick and Anthony Maroon got close enough to hear one another over the still-roaring crowd, father and son both uttered the same words.
When you win the Stanley Cup, Conn Smythe Trophy and the Frank J. Selke Trophy all in one season, you’re going to get noticed.
Little did he know it then, but Alex Killorn was fit to be tied after he teed off with PGA star Henrik Stenson.
When you host a charity event, there are certain things that are far beyond your control. Just ask Cam and Natalie Atkinson.
Three superstars. One legend. One honour. Wednesday night, the recipient of the 2018-19 Ted Lindsay Award (TLA) will be announced.
His top-shelf stats speak volumes about the season he had, but Ted Lindsay Award (TLA) finalist Nikita Kucherov is quick to deflect any praise that comes his way.
For Connor McDavid, the Ted Lindsay Award is meaningful for three reasons: the person it’s named after, the prestige it represents, and the people that do the voting.
The St. Louis Blues are the 2019 Stanley Cup Champions after besting the Boston Bruins 4-1 in Game 7 at TD Garden in Boston Wednesday night.
There was a time when hockey games between the Strome brothers featured a couple of uncalled penalties, a few tears and some momentary hard feelings.
There are two things the hockey world knows about Zdeno Chara: he’s big and he’s tough.
“I think it’s a pretty underrated award, to be honest," says Patrick Kane, who knows first-hand what it means to receive hockey’s most unique individual award, voted on by the players themselves.
David Gunnarsson knew the mask he was painting for his friend Robin Lehner was deeply meaningful for the goaltender – but the artist never expected it would have the same effect on him.
Brayden Schenn came up big for the Blues in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, scoring once and adding an assist in a 4-2 St. Louis win on home ice.
"His dad was a great player and is in our hall of fame. I’m sure Sean will be one day as well," says Steve Cady, now Senior Associate Athletic Director with Miami University.
Binnington, who debuted with the Western Conference club midway through the season, has played a massive role in helping the Blues go from post-season longshots to Cup finalist.