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ANDREW FERENCE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
Edmonton Oilers defenceman Andrew Ference has announced his retirement from professional hockey after 16 seasons in the National Hockey League.
NHLPA Players Tee It up for 25th Annual Golf classic
Like it does every year, the NHLPA Golf Classic brought NHL players together in the name of charity. The tournament celebrated its 25th anniversary as it was able to bring its total donation to over $3.6 million dollars since its inception in 1993.
Annual NHLPA Golf Classic Turns 25
Every summer since 1993, NHL players have gathered for the annual NHLPA Golf Classic.
My Top 5 | Logan Couture
In this edition of My Top 5, Couture tees up five people he’d like to play a round of golf with, a list that includes an MLB star and a San Jose teammate.
Tkachuk: It’s one of those events that shows you the big picture
He’s one of hockey’s most intense players, but don’t expect the quite the same competitive display from Matthew Tkachuk when he serves up his best shot at the Smashfest Charity Ping-Pong Challenge.
NHLPA Golf Classic Set For 25th Anniversary
The annual NHLPA Golf Classic is set to get underway July 12 as the tournament will celebrate its 25th anniversary at Glen Abbey Golf Course.
Player Q&A | Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Oliver Ekman-Larsson loves that you get to travel to different cities as an NHL player, but for this Swedish defenceman, there's no place like home.
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.
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.
Player Q&A | Eric Lindros
With Father's Day around the corner, proud dad Eric Lindros answers why he wore No. 88, what his favourite jersey was growing up and more in this week's Player Q&A.
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.
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.
Player Q&A | Joel Edmundson
Joel Edmundson isn't picky about his travel partner, and even though he's Canadian, he's not cheering for the lone MLB team north of the border. All that and more in his Player Q&A!
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'.
My Top 5 | Steve Duchesne
Steve Duchesne carved out a reputation as a highly effective offensive defenceman over 1,113 NHL regular season and 121 playoff games. In this edition of My Top 5, the undrafted blueliner serves up his views on what a defenceman can do to boost their team’s post-season fortunes.
Player Q&A | Yannick Weber
Get to know Yannick Weber, Swiss defenceman for the Nashville Predators, a little bit better in this week's Player Q&A.
My Top 5 | Mike Knuble
Mike Knuble hoisted hockey’s most cherished team trophy in 1998 with the Detroit Red Wings. The right-winger, who played 1,068 career NHL regular season games and was a lifetime +76, offers up the most effective ways a forward can make a post-season impact - other than scoring.
My Top 5 | Jamie Macoun
A two-time Stanley Cup champion (Calgary and Detroit), Jamie Macoun played in 1,128 regular season NHL games, spending parts of 17 campaigns with three different teams.
My Top 5 | Guy Carbonneau
Three-time Stanley Cup champion Guy Carbonneau offers up his Top 5 bits of advice for young players when it comes to playoff hockey.
My Top 5 | Wendel Clark
Wendel Clark knows a thing or two about what makes the Stanley Cup Playoffs so great. The former Toronto Maple Leafs offered up his Top 5 reasons as to why it’s the most wonderful time of the year for players and fans.