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The New York Islanders' AHL team debuts as the Hammers, while Tomas Holmstrom shines in Sweden's loss, Anders Lee launches a scholarship program, and front‑office moves ripple across the league.
The 24‑year‑old blueliner is recognized for his clutch performances, international contributions and key role in Dallas’ championship hopes.
The global ice hockey equipment market is projected to grow from $1.9 billion in 2025 to $2.7 billion by 2032, a 5.1 % CAGR, fueled by material innovations, rising youth and women's participation, and expanding markets across North America, Europe and Asia‑Pacific.
Ahead of the 2026 tournament, the newly unveiled Trionda ball promises tighter aerodynamic control, but its performance at high speeds raises subtle questions about range and fairness.
The sport is preparing for a revamped All‑Star event while drivers like Hamlin and others jostle for playoff positioning, with marquee races from Charlotte to Indianapolis on the horizon.
Ella Ottey’s blend of athletic achievement and academic excellence highlights a new generation of Canadian soccer talent.
The United States will allow the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s football team to enter the country for the 2026 World Cup without Ebola‑related restrictions, a move that applies only to the squad and not to fans.
The United States Soccer Federation and Major League Soccer have prevailed in a $500 million appeal, with the Second Circuit dismissing the North American Soccer League’s allegations of collusion.
The Gamechanging Team, captained by Alphonso Davies and featuring players such as Eduardo Camavinga and Antonio Rüdiger, will compete in a special tournament at the UN campus in New York ahead of World Football Day and the World Cup, using football to bring hope and therapeutic benefits to displaced youth.
The Goldin Global Football Auction runs from May 15 to June 13, showcasing a Pelé‑signed postcard, a 2025 Lamine Yamal jersey and other iconic items ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
The Premier Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) has added its twelfth franchise in San Jose, California, marking a pivotal moment in its rapid expansion and signaling a new era for professional women’s hockey.
Finland defeats the United States 6‑2, Canada beats Denmark 5‑1, and Czechia edges Sweden 4‑3 in a tightly contested day of international hockey.
Finland defeats the United States 6-2, with Lenni Hämeenaho scoring twice and Mikko Lehtonen and Olli Määttä adding two assists each. Canada beats Denmark 5-1, led by Sidney Crosby's four assists, and prepares for a match against Norway.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League has quickly become a financial and cultural phenomenon, driven by strong investment, live streaming, and Olympic visibility.
BBC Sport announces an extensive broadcast plan for the 2026 World Cup, featuring a host of former internationals as pundits, reporters in three host nations and special coverage of Scotland’s historic return
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup will feature a record 48 teams across three host nations, reflecting a transformative shift in international football
The NBA’s Conference Finals have boiled down to four teams, with global talent headlining the competition and fans worldwide watching closely.
During the Stanley Cup playoffs, wives and girlfriends of NHL players sport custom jackets that blend team pride with high fashion, a trend that has expanded beyond hockey and into charity and global sport.
Austrian goaltender Atte Tolvanen and former NMU forward Kristof Papp deliver key performances in the opening round of the World Championships.
The Canadian Junior Hockey League revealed its new leadership team, highlighting Robert Mazzuca’s reappointment as Chair and the appointment of Ryan Bartoshyk and Kevin Figsby as vice‑chairs.
FIFA Secretary‑General Mattias Grafstrom met with Mehdi Taj, reaffirming support for Iran’s World Cup campaign despite visa and political hurdles.
A constructive dialogue in Istanbul between FIFA and Iran's football leadership has cleared major obstacles, ensuring Iran's matches will be played in the United States while the squad trains in Turkey before heading to Tucson.
A constructive meeting between FIFA’s Mattias Grafstrom and Iran’s Mehdi Taj highlighted confidence in Iran’s participation, even as visa disputes and geopolitical tensions loom over the team’s preparations.
The first 48‑team World Cup will be staged across three North American nations, but soaring prices and tighter US visa rules threaten to curb the expected surge of fans and viewers.