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The Senators are already dealing with a mountain of injuries, but this one hurts the most: youngster Brady Tkachuk will be out for a month after tearing a ligament in his leg.
All-Access +The legalization of marijuana and prevalent use of other drugs puts onus on NHL, players to keep up with times
NewsConnor McDavid scored or assisted on nearly half of the Oilers’ goals last season and he’s registered a point on nine of 10 through four games this campaign. Could he break one of Mario Lemieux’s 30-year-old records?
NewsFrancis Perron understands why his name didn’t take up any space in the headlines, but the additional piece in San Jose’s acquisition of Erik Karlsson is off to a hot start and turning heads in the AHL.
NewsFrom last December onward, few players have been on a tear quite like Sebastian Aho. And now the Carolina Hurricanes youngster is proving he belongs to be mentioned among the league's elite scorers.
NewsSophomore defenseman Cale Makar was a wonder on opening weekend. Learn more about him and other hot prospects in our weekly wrap
NewsPaul Stastny's injury is just the latest piece of bad news in a cursed start to Vegas' season. But there's reason to expect a reversal of fortune soon.
Once the biggest and baddest team in the league, the Los Angeles Kings are having difficulty keeping up in the new-look NHL.
LiveIn this week's episode, Matt Larkin, Ken Campbell and Ryan Kennedy weigh in on shrinking goalie equipment standards and discuss injuries to Roberto Luongo, Jonathan Quick and Matt Murray.
LiveIn the latest episode of The Hockey News Live, Matt Larkin, Ken Campbell and Ryan Kennedy discuss Tom Wilson's latest suspension, early-season trade candidates and more.
LiveIn the series premiere of The Hockey News Live, we tackle the William Nylander contract impasse, Corey Crawford's concussion woes and much more.
All-Access +The legalization of marijuana and prevalent use of other drugs puts onus on NHL, players to keep up with times
All-Access +After two decades at the pinnacle of women’s hockey, Ouellette retires for motherhood (and more hockey)
All-Access +NHL '94 is considered the greatest version of digital puck ever produced. This is the story of how it came to be.
All-Access +After losing out on the Tavares sweepstakes, the Sharks landed the, er, biggest fish in the NHL sea. Now, with Erik Karlsson in the tank, they’re set to feast on the rest of the league
All-Access +Stan Mikita was one of the best to ever lace ’em up, but ask those closest to him and they’ll tell you he was twice the man that he was a player.
All-Access +Five years in the making, Seth Jones has finally arrived. Next stop: Norris Trophy, thanks in part to coach John Tortarella’s tough love.
All-Access +NHL '94 is considered the greatest version of digital puck ever produced. This is the story of how it came to be.
NewsTen years ago, the San Jose Sharks sent an envoy of players, coaches and executives to run the China Sharks and raise hockey’s profile in the most populated country in the world. It was a largely frustrating experience, full of culture shock and meddling officials. But it had its moments.
NewsTwenty-five years ago, in October 1992, The Mighty Ducks flew into movie theaters and changed hockey forever.
All-Access +‘Bridge deal’ used to be code for ‘show me you’re worth it.’ Now it’s a gateway for that second colossal contract
All-Access +Agents, or family advisors, are tracking down top prospects at 13. Believe it or not, that might actually be a good thing
All-Access +Price enters the first season of his gargantuan eight-year contract. And the situation around him is bleak. His only option is to try to recapture some of his magic
All-Access +The 13 who survived will never forget the 16 who died, but they’ve got to carry on. Hockey will be what helps Humboldt to heal and what allows the Broncos to honor the friends and teammates they’ve lost
NewsThe Nipawin Hawks were awaiting the Humboldt Broncos when tragedy struck, and the close connections between several Hawks and Broncos players, including Nipawin goaltender Declan Hobbs, has left wounds.
NewsChris Joseph lost his son, Jaxon, in the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash. The former NHL defenseman knows his pain will never entirely disappear.
PodcastWhat kind of punishment is warranted for Michael Matheson, on and off the ice? Which slow-starting team should be worried? And much more.
PodcastAre goalies getting too battered and bruised with streamlined chest pads? Which team is in the most trouble without its injured starting netminder? And more.
PodcastWhich player changes addresses next? Will Tom Wilson ever change? Will the Leafs live up to their EA Sports simulation? And more.
