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Whether it's his play on the ice or his hair off of it, the Czech sophomore is getting noticed for his impressive growth. - One of the NHL’s up-and-coming – if a little off-the-radar – players and personalities is Columbus...
There has always been a general consensus that North American fans do not appreciate European players the same way they do Canadian and American players. This summer we've seen lots of coverage on the retirement of Joe Sakic...
Tomas Kaberle still hesitates when answering his phone in the Czech Republic. But the wait and worry ends Saturday when the window on the defenceman's no-trade contract closes, with him still expected to be a Maple Leaf.
There are just a few precious weeks of summer left. Kids heading back to school in 3 or 4 weeks. The days are getting shorter. The Sears Christmas catologue will be here any day now. Heck, even with the rare heat wave we have...
"This move is part of our effort to restructure the Hurricanes defense to become bigger and more physical. We thank Frank for his contributions to the Hurricanes, especially the game-winning goal in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup...
The 2009-10 European preseason began on Tuesday, and two Czech players whose NHL rights are owned by the Rangers got off to a fast start. Roman Psurny, a 2003 draftee, had a hat trick, and Zdenek Bahensky (above) notched a...
to a one-year contract (2009-10). As per club policy, financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Plekanec elected for salary arbitration on July 5. His hearing was scheduled for July 30. Plekanec, 26, completed in...
PRESS RELEASE MONTREAL -- Montreal Canadiens General Manager Bob Gainey announced today the signing of forward Tomas Plekanec to a one-year contract (2009-10). As per club policy, financial terms of the agreement were not...
Everett picks d-men Rasmus Rissanen, and Radko Gudas in Tuesday's CHL import draft By Nick Patterson Herald writer EVERETT -- Everett made a double dip into the defensive well during Tuesday's Canadian Hockey League import...
The Kontinental League held its first junior entry draft Monday with 23 KHL clubs selecting players with a minimum age of 17 years old. The 91 draftees came from the following categories: graduates of non-KHL Russian hockey...
