After a cameo in “This Is 40’, Matt Carle is now looking to star in Tampa as the Lightning shoot for success in 2012-13
NHLPA members took to Twitter this weekend to share their excitement with fans about the start of the 2012/13 season.
Sean O’Donnell calls it a career after 17 successful NHL seasons and will miss the day-to-day grind of an NHL player
Michael Del Zotto doesn’t mince words when asked what will make this season a success for him and the Rangers
The NHLPA offices in Toronto happen to be conveniently located a short highway drive away from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ practice facility.
Players give back through charitable activities over the course of the NHL lockout.
Known for his physical style, Niklas Kronwall is extremely respected both on and off the ice with the Red Wings
The NHL lockout is officially over and the players are sharing behind-the-scenes moments from their training camps.
The National Hockey League and the National Hockey League Players’ Association today signed a Memorandum of Understanding reflecting the terms of a new, 10-year Collective Bargaining Agreement.
…MOU must still be completed by NHL and NHLPA
Some fast facts with information related to the Players’ ratification vote process.
All players and staff are deeply saddened by the passing of Katie Moore.
On December 19th at the Mattamy Athletic Centre (the site of old Maple Leaf Gardens), over 3,000 fans came together for the Centre’s first ever sold-out game to watch 39 NHL players hit the ice for the RBC Play Hockey Charity Challenge.
The players took to Twitter early Sunday morning to express their excitement over the good news.
Following a marathon session of bargaining that began on Saturday morning and lasted into the early hours of Sunday, the NHLPA and the NHL announced that they had reached a tentative agreement in principle on the framework of a new Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Federal mediator Scot L. Beckenbaugh brings sides together on Saturday
Federal mediator Scot L. Beckenbaugh spends day shuttling between two sides with further mediation sessions to continue Saturday morning
Stanley Cup champ Jonathan Quick and Sam Gagner took to Twitter on Thursday to do Q&A sessions with their fans.
The two sides meeting seperately with federal mediators Friday morning, but no formal, large group negotiations planned as of yet
Following a late-night bargaining session on Wednesday, the two sides continue meeting Thursday in New York City