Arron Asham has signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers' in-state rival, the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The League is implementing some off the wall changes to their rule book in the NHL research and development camp this Wednesday and Thursday. A selected group of NHL prospects will play a handful of scrimmages with the proposed rule changes, while the League higher-ups document the results.
Monday afternoon the NHL finally received a formal decision regarding the 17-year, $105 million contract offer from the New Jersey Devils to Ilya Kovalchuk. The arbitrator has ruled in favor of the NHL, voiding the contract. Kovalchuk is now an unrestricted free agent (again).
The NHL officially confirmed Wednesday that outdoor hockey will be returning to Canada for the first time since 2003. As expected, the Montreal Canadiens and Calgary Flames will be playing in the second Heritage Classic, on Feb. 20 at McMahon Stadium.
Modano not on the Dallas Stars? What's going on here?!
Hockey is a sport filled with players focusing on a specific role on the ice. Some players are there to shut down the other team's top scorers. Others are a team's offensive lifeblood...
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Retired US Army Sergeant Joseph Bowser was seriously wounded during his service in Iraq back in 2004, but he hasn't let that stop him from playing the sport he loves. Ice Hockey.
The New Jersey Devils announced via Twitter that Superstar goal scoring winger Ilya Kovalchuk has decided to stay with the Devils. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. So many rumors have been
If you like seeing punches thrown, bloody noses, and full-on brawls, then hockey is the sport to watch. It wouldn't be the same without the anticipation of the fight that is always on the brink of breaking out between players, players and referees, and entire teams, who even join in from their benches.
The wonderfully strange "glamour shots" taken of the draftees in their spiffy new sweaters, with hilariously awkward poses. This year, there were prominent themes: The "jersey lift," modeled here by No. 1 overall pick Taylor Hall of the Edmonton Oilers, the "darkened spotlight," the "darkened spotlight," and finally, there's the "curtain splitter".
Free-agency for the NHL begins in little under a week, and there’s still a decent amount of great talent ready to be signed. Here’s the top ten guys you definitely want your favorite team to sign.
The Edmonton Oilers got their man Friday, making Windsor Spitfires left wing Taylor Hall the No. 1 overall pick in Friday's NHL entry draft. The Boston Bruins immediately selected consensus top-two pick Tyler Seguin with the second overall selection.
The Chicago Blackhawks made a blockbuster trade with the Thrashers on Wednesday, the Stanley Cup champions moving Dustin Byfuglien, Ben Eager, Brent Sopel and a prospect to Atlanta for a first-round pick, a second-round pick, prospect Jeremy Morin and veteran forward Marty Reasoner, a source told ESPN.com.
After winning their respective conference championships, both the Flyers and the Hawks will have to trim their ranks, and let some key components go in order to fit under the NHL’s salary cap.