Jonathan Marchessault
Predators add Stamkos, Marchessault in blockbuster moves; NHL teams drop $1B in free agent frenzy
Stamkos left Tampa Bay after 16 seasons, two Cup titles and two additional trips to the final to sign a four year, $32 million contract with Nashville.
Marchessault family skill on display in father-son affair
From a special intermission moment to a game-winning hat trick, Jonathan and William Marchessault stole the show at T-Mobile Arena this past weekend.
Jonathan Marchessault finds motivation in his doubters
Heading into his eighth NHL season, Marchessault has become a respected teammate who constantly pushes himself to elevate his game.
My first equipment | Part III
From the sticks that made a great first impression to the ones that never even got a chance, players recall their first pieces of hockey equipment!
In the Locker Room | Holiday edition
Nothing fires up Nate Schmidt quite like The Santa Clause 3 – or anything Christmas, really.
My first album
Hanson brothers, but not the ones you'd be expecting hockey players to talk about, make the cut as players come clean on their first albums!
Road Warriors | Part II
Torey Krug spills the beans, Nikolaj Ehlers is out of pocket(s) and Marc-Andre Fleury is up to his usual antics as players share their stories from the road.
Player Q&A | Jonathan Marchessault
From his favourite jersey growing up to why he wears No. 81, get to know Jonathan Marchessault a bit better in this week's Player Q&A!
My Top 5 | Postseason shot leaders
Who are the big shots (on the teams still competing for hockey’s top team trophy) when it comes to taking the most shots in this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs?
Playoff Performer of the Night | Jonathan Marchessault
Jonathan Marchessault scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner, in Monday's 3-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets to even the Western Conference Final to one game apiece.
Player of the Week | Jonathan Marchessault
The Knights kicked off their week on the road in Anaheim with a 4-2 win over the Ducks.
Under the influence of Patrick Roy, Martin St. Louis and Jaromir Jagr
The 26-year-old centre was pleased he made the most out of his opportunity with his new team, but dissatisfied the playoffs began without the Panthers two weeks ago.