Player Features
Matthews humbled to earn nod from peers, spot in TLA history
The 2021-22 Ted Lindsay Award recipient, Auston Matthews, capped off a notable season with the vote from fellow NHLPA members.
Johnson savoring first trip to final as longest-tenured Av
Erik Johnson is doing all he can to make the most of his first trip to the Stanley Cup Final.
Suzuki proud to help lead HIFE efforts
Amid a season of career-best numbers, Nick Suzuki found ways to be a leader off the ice, too.
Cogliano’s quiet contributions creating momentum
Whether he’s observing a scouting report or beating the Zamboni to the rink, Andrew Cogliano is always prepared for the opportunity to make a difference on the ice.
Paul feeling at ease in Lightning’s quest for three-peat
While he wasn’t part of the first two Stanley Cup wins for the Tampa Bay Lightning, Nick Paul has fit in quickly along the quest for a three-peat.
Hyman bringing versatility and depth to Oilers postseason run
As an author, an entrepreneur and hockey player, Zach Hyman is just as versatile in his game on the ice.
Players pay tribute to O’Ree with specially commissioned portrait
In honour of his legacy, lasting impact on hockey – and the players who came after him – Willie O’Ree was gifted a special portrait by NHLPA members.
Coleman looking to convert greatest strength into Battle of Alberta win
In the five prior Flames-Oilers playoff matchups, Edmonton has come out on top four times. Blake Coleman is hoping to change that.
Slavin family savouring playoff intensity
Not only is Jaccob Slavin enjoying a strong postseason campaign, the blueliner is up for his second straight Lady Byng Memorial Trophy.
Verhaeghe writes Panthers postseason history en route to Second Round
Carter Verhaeghe has written his name in the Florida Panthers record book with his strongest postseason to date, but according to Karen Verhaeghe, he’s likely not done yet.
Manson grateful to recharge ahead of Second Round
In between practice and preparation for the next step toward hoisting a Stanley Cup, Josh Manson is taking full advantage of family time.
From humble beginnings, Lizotte has carved out NHL identity
The road to netting a regular spot with the Los Angeles Kings was hardly an easy one for the undrafted forward from a town of less than 5,000 people.
Acciari hoping good things do come in threes
Rounding out a healthy return from injury and a new baby with a shiny silver trophy would mean good things have indeed come in threes for Noel Acciari.
Mangiapane eyes next big accomplishment with career-year in tow
With career-high numbers in the books for Andrew Mangiapane, he’s looking to make this postseason with the Calgary Flames just as memorable.
Eakin embraces his veteran status and flow
The younger players on the Buffalo Sabres roster can take away hockey and hairstyling advice from veteran Cody Eakin, who ‘Best Hair’ in the annual NHLPA Player Poll.
Borowiecki: It’s good to be vulnerable in hopes of helping others
Not a day goes by that Mark Borowiecki isn’t grateful for all that he’s received over his NHL career.
Klingberg hopes to create life-long memories with return of Klinger’s Kids
John Klingberg hopes that each child he meets with realizes they have support beyond their family and friends.
Kuraly flourishing with hometown team Columbus
Happy to witness the sights and sounds of Ohio on the road and at home, Sean Kuraly is putting together a career-year in his home state.
Vatrano producing for Rangers leading into playoffs
Whether he’s indulging in the local cuisine, a scenic walk or a trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Frank Vatrano is loving all that New York has to offer.
With a strong start in new city, Wedgewood is embracing old friendships
Landing in the “Lone Star State” has rekindled some old friendships for netminder Scott Wedgewood.