Renowned dog lovers, Charlie and Kiley McAvoy continue to show their compassion for animals through their volunteer work with MSPCA-Angell.
Whether he has his nose in a book or is actively navigating business interests, Justin Faulk has used NHLPA UNLMT to grow his skill set away from the rink.
Through his role on the NHL Player Inclusion Coalition, Jordan Harris is helping open doors for kids who may not have the resources to benefit from all that hockey can provide.
Win or lose, Brayden Schenn always finds perspective thanks to meaningful connections made through his community work in St. Louis.
From the University of Alberta to Europe and back to Alberta – Edmonton Oilers forward Derek Ryan made his NHL debut at 29 years old.
Mason Marchment of the Dallas Stars and Kennedy Marchment of PWHL Montreal praise each other’s game after unofficial family get-together in Montreal.
The 2024 Stadium Series marks defenceman Noah Dobson’s first NHL outdoor experience with his New York Islanders set to face off against the New York Rangers.
The initiative put forth by the Anthony Duclair Foundation broke ground earlier this month with support from the NHL/NHLPA Industry Growth Fund.
Patrice Bergeron and Charlie Coyle share what makes Boston Bruins captain, Brad Marchand, as good a leader as he is a friend ahead of a milestone game.
With friends and family in attendance, Vincent Trocheck is looking forward to making some new NHL All-Star memories.
Asista Foundation ambassador Nick Suzuki is helping shelter animals while positively impacting those struggling with mental health.
As a self-described wild child, Connor Zary is grateful for the support he received along his journey to the NHL – particularly from his older brother, too.
With over 800 games of NHL experience to draw from, Nino Niederreiter is providing mentorship to local youth through the True North Youth Foundation.
With his first NHL All-Star Game appearance ahead of him, Frank Vatrano credits a multi-sport upbringing for his success on the ice with the Anaheim Ducks.
Marc-Andre Fleury is leaving an NHL legacy for his talents between the pipes and for what he brings to the locker room.
Washington Capitals captain, Alexander Ovechkin, in partnership with the American Special Hockey Association, recently hosted approximately 50 skaters with developmental disabilities.
Whether it’s a slice from The Cheesecake Factory or developing his game with the New York Rangers, Will Cuylle appreciates consistency and simplicity.
A first of its kind in professional sports, First Line has been well-received by NHL players among the first 20 to complete the program’s training.
Tom Wilson, forward for the Washington Capitals, has been working with the United Heroes League and military families since 2019.
Driedger and his partners in Sin Bin Studios have been pitching their new documentary on professional roller hockey in California.