The Auston Matthews show arrived at the ACC on September 8th with Team North America’s debut, and it is certainly there to stay with the 2016-17 NHL season around the corner.
The Swiss, blue-chip blueliner brings big-time skills to Team Europe.
When it comes to creating a solid foundation, Ryan and Kyla Callahan are more than happy to work overtime in achieving a shared goal.
He isn't sporting the “C” or “A” on his sweater for this tournament, but Joe Thornton's veteran presence and outstanding career are assets Team Canada couldn't pass up on.
Just before Duchene and Team Canada take to the ice for their first round-robin game of the World Cup of Hockey, the 25-year-old spoke with NHLPA.com about his beloved hometown.
Daniel and Henrik Sedin are hoping to celebrate a win of a different kind with their star horse, Nahar, one night before Sweden begins their quest for World Cup of Hockey gold.
One of the NHL’s most dynamic young forwards, Brandon Saad will suit up for Team North America at the upcoming World Cup of Hockey. Before the puck drops, Saad takes fans on a tour of his hometown of Gibsonia, Pennsylvania.
Ask Leo Komarov about the state of his golf game and there’s no trace of enthusiasm in his voice. Ask him about suiting up for Team Finland at the upcoming World Cup of Hockey, however, and you get a decidedly different response.
Before he suits up with Team Europe, Tomas Tatar talks about his hometown in Slovakia, and what’s on the menu when he gets there.
After conquering Mt. Kilimanjaro this summer, the 26-year-old defenceman sets his sights on hockey gold.
Team Canada D-man talks Russian Rocket, World Cup of Hockey, and playing with Sid the Kid.
Proud British Columbia boys Dan Hamhuis, Willie Mitchell, and business partner Andrew Purdey are the proud new owners of a 63-room Marina West Motel on a four-acre property located on the outskirts of one of Canada’s most popular tourist destinations - Tofino B.C.
Dominic Moore hosted fifth annual event with the NHLPA where important funds and awareness for concussion and rare cancer research were raised, and a ping-pong champion was crowned.
Before he was dubbed King Henrik, the man behind the mask was inspired in the stands by Frölunda Hockey Club. Well, the King hath recently returned to his homeland — and bearing gifts to boot.
For an athlete that knows a thing or two about hitting the target, it’s somewhat of a surprising answer that James van Riemsdyk gives when it comes to the Summer Olympics sport he’d be least successful at.
With the World Cup of Hockey 2016 just around the corner, the Rio Olympics are providing inspiration for USA goalie Cory Schneider
The NHLPA Goals & Dreams fund and Lundqvist presented Frölunda Hockey Club with donation of 60 sets of equipment during the Rangers Assist youth program’s visit.
After a disaspointing playoff exit, Antoine Roussel is looking forward to another crack at success this season in Dallas
Five years running. $500,000 dollars raised. Legendary fun.