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Max McCormick, a former NHL player and Wisconsin Mr. Hockey, has taken an assistant coaching role with the Green Bay Notre Dame hockey program, aiming to guide the next generation of talent.
U.S. women’s hockey gold medalists Haley Winn and Hayley Scamurra celebrate their historic victory with a fan meet‑and‑greet at Saratoga Race Course, highlighting a breakthrough PWHL season and the sport’s growing momentum.
A look at Amy Krompinger’s participation in the USA Over‑35 World Cup team, her scoring contributions, and the personal costs and connections made during an international tournament.
Sidney Crosby, the longtime face of the Pittsburgh Penguins, celebrates his 39th birthday while aiming to extend his career and climb the all‑time points list.
An analysis of the Wild's power play dynamics after Zuccarello's exit, examining the candidates and the tactical shifts required to regain elite status.
The Detroit Red Wings are reshaping their goaltending roster with a mix of veteran presence and promising prospects, aiming to balance immediate competitiveness with long‑term development.
Wisconsin’s defense sees a surge from Sebastian Cheeks, while Luke Pietila begins his USHL journey, continuing a family’s hockey tradition.
The Wild must balance a constrained budget, looming big‑ticket extensions, and a rapidly expanding cap outlook while safeguarding core talent and planning for long‑term stability.
The United States defeated Slovakia 5-2 in the semifinals of the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, with Nash Roed scoring a hat trick and Gavin Burcar adding a goal and two assists. The victory sends the U.S. to the August 8 championship game, which will be televised live on the NHL Network.
The American O‑65 squad prepares for the 2026 WMH World Cup in Brasschaat, Belgium, showcasing stories of perseverance, a seasoned coaching duo, and a community bound by a love of the game.
A look at the Penguins’ hefty contract for Ville Koivunen, the Blue Jackets’ media layoffs, and the ripple effects on other NHL teams as front offices balance long‑term vision with fan expectations
The Pittsburgh Penguins enter the 2026‑27 season with a crowded forward group that forces general manager Kyle Dubas to weigh development against immediate competitiveness. With 16 to 18 players vying for just 13 spots, the club must carve out a lineup that can still feature longtime pillars Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Bryan Rust while giving emerging talent a chance to prove themselves.
Matt Berlin leverages his hockey background and family medical roots to specialize in sports vision at New England College of Optometry, aiming to launch a practice that blends primary eye care with performance‑focused visual training for elite athletes.
After a season spent mostly in the AHL and brief NHL appearances, veteran blueliner Daniil Miromanov has agreed to a two‑year contract with SKA St. Petersburg, aiming to revive his career in the Kontinental Hockey League.
Former NHL star Ron Duguay leaves the hospital after a severe colon cancer diagnosis, with his daughter detailing his slow recovery and the new treatment options being explored.
The University of Michigan taps veteran coach Andrew Brewer to lead its hockey program, leveraging nearly two decades of pro, international and collegiate experience.
The Bruins' recent player extensions signal a bold financial move, influencing league-wide contract strategies and market competition.
The Atlanta Gladiators have signed brothers Joey and Anthony Cipollone for the 2026‑27 campaign, adding a blend of proven production and fresh talent to an affiliate roster linked with the Nashville Predators and Milwaukee Admirals.
The Pittsburgh Penguins' decision to lock Ville Koivunen into a long‑term contract has divided fans and analysts, raising questions about the team's strategy and fiscal prudence.
The third annual charity hockey game, scheduled for August 29 at the PSM Ice House, celebrates the life of Braydin Lewis while raising funds for treatment and future athlete initiatives, with a parallel fundraiser at Dutch Bros Coffee in Auburn.
Selected in the fourth round of the 2026 NHL Draft, Carl Axelsson combines a strong Swedish junior background with ambitions to continue his family's hockey tradition at the University of Minnesota Duluth.
The Atlanta Gladiators have signed brothers Joey and Anthony Cipollone, leveraging their proven collegiate success and professional readiness for the upcoming campaign.
A short-lived relationship between Tate McRae and Jack Hughes ends amid red flags and public scrutiny, with both now focusing on new ventures.
The Thomas Worthington field hockey team captured its fourth consecutive state championship, while standout players and other spring teams posted historic performances across Ohio.