Chris Lomon
Deryk Engelland is the go-to Golden Knight
A veteran of 469 regular season NHL games, Deryk Engelland is embracing the opportunity to suit up for an expansion team. Outside of tee shots and slap shots, Engelland has assumed the role as go-to guy for everything Vegas among his new teammates.
Hamonic and Foundation Ready to Jump to the West
How’s the summer of Travis Hamonic so far? Busy, but anything but boring.
My Top 5 | Patrick Marleau
Patrick Marleau now joins a Maple Leafs team that features some of the best young players in the game. Here’s a look at some of Marleau’s most impressive numbers.
Wayne Train Eager to Return For Hometown Tournament
Wayne Simmonds doesn’t have to wear his Philadelphia Flyers sweater to be a difference maker. A second straight 30-goal season, four game-winning tallies, and MVP honours at the NHL All-Star Game – the Wayne Train was rolling in 2016-17.
Strome Excited For New Chapter
For as eager as Strome is to suit up for an Edmonton team that features some serious star power, including captain Connor McDavid, he admits it was tough to bid farewell to his New York teammates.
My Top 5 | Trevor van Riemsdyk
In this edition of My Top 5, the New Jersey native picks out his favourite singers/groups and reveals which one of the van Riemsdyk brothers (himself, James or Brendan) could hold his own on the concert stage.
Ladd Foundation Taking Off
The Ladd Foundation, a donor-advised fund, supports a broad range of causes, namely focused on youth and the environment, with an awareness of issues impacting the health and well-being of young people, such as disabilities, illness, mental health and poverty.
My Top 5 | 2017 Ted Lindsay Award, By The Numbers
Will it be No. 87, No. 88 or No. 97 that receives this year’s Ted Lindsay Award? Before the winner is revealed on June 21, check out some of the big-time numbers posted by this trio of NHL talents.
Brendan Gallagher Finding Balance
Brendan Gallagher, happy to get into the swing of things well before the NHL season gets started, has found the perfect balance for the NHL off-season: training, tee shots, tracking fly balls and time with family.
Bonino's Bad Break Made Better
As far as bad breaks go, literally and figuratively, it couldn’t have been any worse for Nick Bonino. But in the end, things got better – much better.
My Top 5 | Playoff Points Leaders
The 2017 Stanley Cup has been decided as the Pittsburgh Penguins skated away with hockey’s ultimate team trophy for the second straight season and fifth time overall. There were plenty of prime time performances throughout the Playoffs, including these five players who topped the charts in points.
J.T. Brown is Gaming for Good
Thanks to the popular gaming platform, Twitch, a streaming service that enables people to play video games while users watch live, J.T. Brown is now sharing his hobby with hundreds of others while engaging with fans.
The Pittsburgh Penguins Are Back-to-Back Stanley Cup Champs
The Pittsburgh Penguins have won the 2017 Stanley Cup, defeating the Nashville Predators in the Final with a 2-0 victory in Game 6 at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on Sunday night.
Capital City Condors inspire Modern Family crew
Canadian writer-producer Chuck Tatham has always loved hockey, but was so moved by an ad for the Capital City Condors while taking in an NHL game, that he went so far as to get the Modern Family cast involved.
Top 5 | Nashville Predators Game-Changers
Down two games to one in the Stanley Cup Final, the Nashville Predators delivered their second straight home win to even the series, as the scene now shifts to Pittsburgh for Game 5 on Thursday.
Make Room for Frederick Gaudreau
Whether it’s in the Nashville home dressing room or on the ice, Frederick Gaudreau just can’t help be the centre of attention.
Nick Bonino Doing What it Takes
He didn’t record a point or hear his name called as one of the stars in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, but Nick Bonino still found a big way to earn top marks from his head coach and teammates.
My Top 5 | Brad May
Find out who has the edge in the Stanley Cup Final, according to Brad May, as the 2007 Stanley Cup winner with the Anaheim Ducks picks his game-changers in this edition of 'My Top 5'.
Behind the Poise and Resiliency of Craig Anderson
Would Craig Anderson be able to bounce back? It was one of the biggest questions heading into Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Final - and No. 41 had an emphatic response. A major reason behind the poise and resilience Anderson displayed in the aftermath of a tough outing can be traced back to a life-changing meeting over 15 years ago.
Colton Sisson Rises to the Occasion
With a trip to the Stanley Cup Final on the line, Colton Sissons, playing on Nashville’s top unit alongside Filip Forsberg and Pontus Aberg came through in a big, big way.