Nathan Bastain, Andrew Mangiapane and John Tavares were just a few of the players who helped raise funds for various charities.
“Landing My Mark” runs Aug.1-23 at Harper’s Gallery in Manhattan.
Mathieu and Pierre-Oliver Joseph are bringing their competitive sibling spirit to the St. Louis Blues next season.
Reunited with former teammate Johnny Gaudreau after signing with the Columbus Blue Jackets, new dad Sean Monahan is looking forward to a fresh start.
After signing with the Seattle Kraken as a free agent, Chandler Stephenson is excited to reunite with some former teammates.
Inspired by like-minded speakers and planned efforts to grow the game, Jake Walman looks forward to continued work alongside his fellow players off the ice after attending his first NHLPA Executive Board Meetings.
Teaming up with the Ballantyne Project, the John Tavares Foundation has assisted Indigenous communities through two separate initiatives.
A proposal, puppy and camping adventures have filled Mario Ferraro’s offseason while he eagerly awaits next season.
Jonas Siegenthaler achieved a personal dream while making history as the first known NHL player to host a hockey camp in Thailand.
Joseph Woll and Ryan Strome joined Dr. Jay Harrison and Papa Roach frontman, Jacoby Shaddix, for the Breaking the Ice panel during Canadian Music Week in support of 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline.
Teaming up with restaurateur Bobby Mottola, Winnipeg Jets defenceman Josh Morrissey has expanded his skillset to the culinary world.
Busy schedules aligned for Sophia and Luke Kunin as the San Jose Sharks forward made the trip to Boston to support his wife on her Walter Cup victory with PWHL Minnesota.
Czechia became the fifth nation to win gold on home ice at the 2024 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship.
Strengthening mental health knowledge and player-to-player support, First Line is a program delivered by NHLPA consulting psychologist and former NHL player, Dr. Jay Harrison.
Dallas Stars teammates Wyatt Johnston and Chris Tanev are at different points in their respective NHL careers, but the two continue to have the same goal in mind.
Ryan McDonagh earns his degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and hopes to see some of his NHL peers follow his lead.
Born in Australia and first introduced to hockey while growing up in Japan, Jordan Spence has embraced his non-traditional journey to the NHL.
After missing nearly 20 months on the ice, Oliver Kylington’s vulnerability inspired many as a 2023-24 Masterton Trophy finalist.
Kendall Coyne Schofield and Natalie Spooner may be PWHL opponents, but both players share a bond through the dual identity of an athlete-mother.
Alex Lyon, Luke Kunin, Brady Tkachuk and Zach Werenski are just a handful of the NHL players named to a star-studded Team USA roster at the IIHF World Championship.