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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Dany Heatley thought he could have scored a few more goals, but he wasn't about to complain. He was having too much fun. Heatley scored three times, Joe Thornton recorded his 600th NHL assist, and the San...
Face it: The odds are stacked against either the Steelers or the Penguins repeating. Such is the nature of professional sports, where repeat champions come around about as often as a Bill Belichick smile. We haven't seen a...
Posted: Friday November 20, 2009 12:56PM; Updated: Friday November 20, 2009 12:56PM Early awards contenders, Hawks cap squeeze, a sticky issue, more The surprise is how many of the usual contenders are out of the major awards...
HOCKEY 411 • Times flies, eh? Seems like just yesterday when the puck dropped on the season, but now we're a quarter of the way in. NHL.com takes a snapshot of the season so far with in-depth looks at the teams, players and...
NEW YORK -- Fewer than five months after hearing their names called as first-round selections at the National Hockey League Entry Draft, John Tavares of the New York Islanders, Victor Hedman of the Tampa Bay Lightning, Matt...
Sabres rookie defenseman Tyler Myers, going against Flamse goalie Miikka Kiprusoff this month, is getting rave reviews because of his size (6-8, 220 pounds) and mobility. When Paul Myers moved from Houston to Calgary for a...
Future Hall of Famer may not be done contributing to NHL Brendan Shanahan won three Stanley Cups with the Red Wings during his 21-year NHL career. Penguins defeat Red Wings to win third Stanley Cup Check out the Ice Girls from...
Here are your Puck Headlines: A glorious collection of news and views collected from the greatest blogosphere in sports and the few, the proud, the mainstream hockey media. • Why Team Russia should be considered the favorite...
Mika Pyorala scored his first NHL goal, backup goalie Brian Boucher made 37 saves and the Philadelphia Flyers opened a trip with their seventh victory in eight games, 3-2 over the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday night.
The Devils endured a few injuries on defense early on, but unheralded Andy Greene has helped offset the losses. As Michael Hurcomb writes in Playing the Waiver Wire, his play has likely earned him a prominent role going forward.
