Player Features
Players stand in solidarity against racial injustice
Ryan Reaves picked up his phone to answer Kevin Shattenkirk's text. What he went on to hear from a group of players on the other end of the line quickly relieved a weight off his shoulders.
Alex Tuch doing Thousand Islands fan club proud
Whenever Carl Tuch rolls out the projector for the Thousand Islands fan club, he sees more than a larger-than-life image of Alex, whose on- and off-ice actions are making him a proud dad.
From RTP committee to the hub, Cole feeling comfortable as Avs extend stay
Now playing in the tournament his efforts as part of the NHL/NHLPA Return to Play committee helped bring to life, Ian Cole is feeling comfortable as the Avs extended their stay in Edmonton.
Motte brothers maintain strong bond across pond
What’s a controversial amongst brothers? For Tyler and C.J. Motte, it’s about good-natured ribbing and a laugh or two.
Lee, Islanders banding together between games too
“About eight of us have our guitars here,” began New York Islanders captain, Anders Lee.
From a couch in Kelowna to NHL ice in Toronto, James and April Reimer still in sync
April Reimer matched her husband save-for-save in his series-sweeping performance August 4. Well, sort of.
In the bubble with Blake Coleman
Even when he isn't on the ice, Blake Coleman is showing off some serious skills during downtime with his Tampa Bay Lightning teammates.
Brouwer soaking in unique playoff experience
Though being away from his family will be tough, Troy Brouwer is soaking in the opportunity to win another Stanley Cup with his hockey family.
Norris Trophy finalist Josi focused on ultimate team hardware
What’s a good word to describe life as an NHL captain these days? Roman Josi has one.
Calm, experienced Martinez takes Vegas blue line to new heights
“Our 'D' with Alec Martinez coming in, he has been a calming presence, a guy with a lot of experience who's helped Shea Theodore... propelling him to new heights,” praised Vegas teammate, Nate Schmidt.
Attending BLM protest leads Seguin to heartfelt conversations, self-reflection
Tyler Seguin has a lot to say about racism. A dozen words perhaps sum up his feelings best.
Accountability and maturity make Makar 'wise beyond years'
Practicing against some of hockey’s top talents provides learning experience for Cale Makar, but to teammate Erik Johnson, the Calder Trophy finalist is already wise beyond his years.
Stars teammates kept each other's spirits up, bodies ready
Both Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn could soon be on the receiving end of an early Christmas gift from Blake Comeau.
Versatile Acciari adjusts quickly off-ice too
The special meaning behind his son's middle name and more with Noel Acciari, the versatile Noel Acciari who already has one new off-ice skill perfected as a first-time father.
Subban seizes opportunity to listen, learn and help bring change
Sam Acho raised $500,000 to convert a building into a much-needed grocery store with an assist from several notable Chicago athletes, including Blackhawks newcomer, Malcolm Subban.
Horvat finds further motivation in fatherhood
Now back in Vancouver, Canucks captain Bo Horvat is looking forward to the moment the puck drops on this season’s Stanley Cup chase.
Hischier feeling at home on base
Hischier, who has about seven weeks left for his military service, will no doubt be in great shape when the 2020-21 NHL season gets underway.
New restaurant in good hands as Pavelski prepares for resumption of play
Preparing food, washing dishes, handing out food to customers – you name it, Joe Pavelski has done it. But he’s not the only Pavelski working overtime.
Lindblom completes treatment with unshakable spirit, support
The Flyers won’t need any extra incentive to win once the puck drops on this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Simmonds: We want to make it comfortable for everyone to come to the rink
Wayne Simmonds, who recently took part in a webinar discussion on the lessons learned from "Willie, looks to help build an inclusive future as part of the Hockey Diversity Alliance.