
NHL, NHLPA celebrate launch of NHL Player Inclusion Coalition
$1 million USD committed to support coalition’s programs through grassroots organizations, storytelling and special projects.
$1 million USD committed to support coalition’s programs through grassroots organizations, storytelling and special projects.
Knight will return to the Panthers when cleared for on-ice competition by the program administrators.
McCarron has been returned to available status
Vrana is now available to rejoin the Detroit Red Wings as he enters follow-up care.
Over the last year, the NHL and the NHLPA have been working on plans to conduct the next World Cup of Hockey, the premier international best-on-best hockey tournament, in February 2024.
American Cancer Society and Canadian Cancer Society Return as Charity Partners.
Vrana will be away from the team while taking part in the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program.
Tickets to practices will be available to the public beginning September 8.
Protocol effective as of Aug. 16, 2022.
Historic partnership brings brand that was born in an NHL locker room and co-founded by veteran player, back to its roots.
The Sweet-powered official NHL marketplace will offer officially-licensed collectibles including current and historical video moments and gamification features.
Kraft Heinz Canada, in partnership with the NHL and NHLPA, have announced it will host two NHL preseason games between the Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators.
The NHLPA and NHL have announced the Team Payroll Range for the 2022-23 League Year.
Pride Month is part of the NHL and NHLPA’s joint Hockey Is For Everyone year-round initiative.
Sharks and Predators to open their regular season in the Czech Republic; Blue Jackets and Avalanche to face off in Finland.
The NHL and NHLPA are celebrating International Women’s Day and Gender Equality Month by sharing stories of women who are moving the game forward.
The NHL and NHLPA will celebrate Black History Month with 28 days of storytelling, new original content series.
The NHLPA and NHL have announced updates to their COVID-19 Protocol, coming into effect immediately following the club's last game before All-Star break.
The updated Protocol includes modifications to testing, pending review and agreement by Jan. 31.
The modification will reduce the isolation period after a positive test from 10 days to five days for fully vaccinated Players who meet the required conditions. All personnel will continue to comply with health and safety regulations in their jurisdictions.