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The San Jose Sharks have named Mike Grier as their general manager

The San Jose Sharks have named Mike Grier as their general manager. Grier becomes the first Black GM in NHL history.

Any of these "lines" will work well!!

Taylor Hall, Nico Hischier and Kyle Palmieri are off to a hot start for the Devils. Where do they rank among the entire league's best trios?

72 Years Ago Today...........Mr. Hockey Signs with The Detroit Red Wings

Gordie Howe – October 8 1946 – Gordie Howe (Detroit Red Wings) signed contract with the Detroit Red Wings on October 8, 1946. In the whole NHL career, Gordie Howe scored 801 goals. Howe won 4 Stanley Cups (1950, 1952, 1954 and 1955), all of them with Detroit Red Wings. He is nicknamed Mr. Hockey and he is regarded as one of the best players in the hockey history. He retired when he was 53 year old. In his last season 1979/80, Gordie Howe was 53 years old and still, he was able to score 15 goals and add 26 assists in 80 matches. The term Gordie Howe Hat Trick means that player is able to score a goal, record an assist and get in a fight in one single game. It is a reference to Howe, because he was great player and he liked to fight. How…

Sabres sign Sam Reinhart to 2-year, $7.3 million contract

The Buffalo Sabres have signed forward Sam Reinhart to a two-year contract worth $7.3 million.

Tough Love

Brian Burke recalls the conversation he had with Kadri's dad after drafting him. Kadri Sr. told Burke to swat Nazem in the head if he gives him any trouble. The Leafs forward laughed it off saying Burke and his dad were two peas in a pod.

Leon Draisaitl hits the ref in the face with the puck while trying to clear the zone.

Let The Games Begin

The Canucks embark on their second road trip of the year, beginning tonight against Vegas.

Looking forward to more Guts, Grit, Goals, and Glory in pursuit of The Cup in 2019!

Avalanche vs. Lightning score Stanley Cup Final Game 6: Colorado wins 2-1 for team's third championship

A two-goal second period helped lift Colorado past Tampa Bay for its first championship since 2001

Five takeaways from the Calgary Flames’ Game 1 win over the Edmonton Oilers

The Calgary Flames played seven games of what amounted to hockey chess against Dallas in the first round. It was tight-checking, it featured excellent goaltending, and both sides probably wished th…

Hedman's nifty backhand goal

Cup Final, Gm4: Victor Hedman maneuvers through middle ice and backhands a shot by Darcy Kuemper blocker side to give the Lightning a 2-1 lead

PK Subban - Retires

P.K. Subban shared a post on Instagram: "I remember my dreams of playing in the NHL and winning a Stanley Cup, similar to the guys on the Don Cherry Rock’em Sock’em tapes at the end of every volume, with the black eyes, broken bones, and tears of joy. To this day, I still dream about it.   However, the end of this chapter is closing and after 13 years in the NHL, I have made the decision to retire.   I never looked at myself or ever felt I was “just a hockey player.” I always looked at myself as a person who happened to play hockey.  Having that perspective allowed me to enjoy every shift like it was my last, celebrate every goal with emotion, and play every game as if someone paid to watch me play who had never seen me play before.   I want to thank my parents, Karl and Maria for literally being the best people I have ever met! I have been spoiled everyday with love and support from you, and I don’t know how to put into words how grateful I am for the sacrifices you guys have made for me. I’m so fortunate to have the best and most supportive brothers and sisters I could ask for.   To all my fans that have supported me and continue to support me since the first day I stepped on to the ice, thank you! You picked me up when I was down, supported me through tough times and had my back through it all!   To an amazing league that gave me the opportunity to compete at the highest level with some of the best athletes in the world. The NHL also provided me with a platform that allowed me to give back thru my charities. A sincere thank you to the many players that I either played with or competed against who brought out the best in me. A heartfelt appreciation to the Montreal Canadians, Nashville Predators and New Jersey Devils for each representing organizations with class and integrity.   I look forward to the road ahead, and the many exciting opportunities to come. I’m excited to share what those are with you all when the time comes!   With love, appreciation, and all the happiness I could ever hope for, P.K.". Follow their account to see 1876 posts.

Tom Wilson collides with Jack Campbell

Zdeno Chara Was Truly One of a Kind

In his prime, few players were as feared as Zdeno Chara, the hulking blueliner with the all-time games played record, a Stanley Cup and many more accolades to his credit. As he enters retirement, Adam Proteau looks back at the special defender.

Legendary defenceman Zdeno Chara retires

The 45-year-old Norris Trophy winner and Stanley Cup Champion is signing a one-day contract with the Boston Bruins on Tuesday to retire in Beantown.

2022 Hockey Hall of Fame class: Henrik and Daniel Sedin, Roberto Luongo headline newest inductees

The Class of 2022 features three Vancouver Canucks legends