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A one‑of‑a‑kind rookie card of Macklin Celebrini sold for $1.28 million, setting a new public sale record for any non‑Wayne Gretzky hockey card. The transaction highlights the growing value of elite NHL memorabilia.
At 17, Milan Sundström is poised to make history as the first Swedish father‑son pair projected to be drafted in the first round, a journey shaped by his father’s legacy and his own relentless drive.
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.
The ceremony will retire Kopitar’s No. 11 and unveil a bronze statue, celebrating his record‑breaking career and community contributions.
Alex Ovechkin’s recent revelation that Mario Lemieux is his all‑time favorite player offers a fresh lens on a career marked by record‑breaking goals, a gifted stick from a single meeting, and a rivalry that has softened into friendship.
Erling Haaland’s breakout at the 2026 World Cup and his iconic snap with Michael Jordan illustrate a new era where athletic prowess meets viral celebrity, reshaping how fans connect with sports icons.
Macklin Celebrini’s historic contract with the San Jose Sharks, along with a broader trend of mid‑term deals, signals a strategic pivot in how NHL teams manage talent and salary cap space.
Macklin Celebrini has signed a five‑year, $94 million contract that makes him the highest‑paid player in NHL history, while the San Jose Sharks aim to translate his emergence into a sustained playoff push.
Over the course of the 2025‑26 season, the Washington Capitals, the Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation and their player roster orchestrated a suite of fundraising events and grant programs that generated more than $1.8 million for a diverse array of charitable causes across the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Despite a rebuilding phase, the Calgary Flames have amassed the financial flexibility and assets that could theoretically allow a move for Connor McDavid, though significant hurdles remain.
From early struggles to a Presidents' Trophy and Stanley Cup triumphs, the author recounts nearly two decades of chronicling the Florida Panthers, highlighting player milestones, front‑office moves, and the team's evolving identity.
Signed for his 22nd NHL season, Ovechkin sits just 10 goals from the 1,000‑goal mark and remains focused on leading the Washington Capitals to another championship.
Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson have turned their shared love of the NFL into a cultural touchstone with their podcast ‘Calm Down with Erin and Charissa.’ Since its launch in 2021, the show has blended the high‑octane energy of game‑day analysis with the intimacy of a late‑night conversation among friends. The duo, who first crossed paths at ESPN and the Big Ten Network, use the platform to unpack everything from sideline reporting to the personal hurdles they’ve faced off the field. Andrews has spoken candidly about her battle with cervical cancer and the heartbreak of infertility, while Thompson has opened up about the emotional fallout of divorce, turning raw experience into relatable storytelling. Guests have ranged from Hollywood heavyweights like Kevin Hart and Cameron Diaz to sports legends such as Derek Jeter and even a nod to Taylor Swift, whose song inspired the podcast’s name. Live recordings at the Super Bowl and the Netflix Is A Joke Festival have turned the microphone into a stage, while interactive episodes invite listeners to submit questions that the hosts answer in real time. Professionally, Andrews now anchors Fox’s lead sideline crew and contributes to Fox NFL Kickoff, while Thompson splits her time between Fox NFL Kickoff and Amazon Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football. Their journalistic roots at ESPN, the Big Ten Network, and The Athletic lend credibility to a format that feels both polished and unfiltered. The podcast’s growth is evident in its expanding audience and the buzz it generates across social media. By weaving travel hacks, birthday celebrations, and behind‑the‑scenes anecdotes into each episode, Andrews and Thompson create a space where fans feel seen, heard, and part of a larger community. What sets ‘Calm Down’ apart is the seamless fusion of sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. As the hosts explain, the name is a playful reference to a Taylor Swift lyric and a phrase they use to calm each other during high‑pressure moments, a metaphor that captures the show’s blend of humor, honesty, and heartfelt insight.
A rare 1/1 Macklin Celebrini Young Guns Gold card is being auctioned through Goldin Auctions, with a floor price of $600,000 CAD and the potential to become the first modern hockey card to break the $1 million barrier.
Upper Deck will launch the 2025‑26 Parkhurst Hockey Set in physical form on July 15, 2026, bringing back a design that has defined the brand since its debut in 1951. The set includes special chase cards that spotlight rookies such as Ivan Demidov and Connor McDavid, as well as tributes to Hall‑of‑Famers like Maurice "Rocket" Richard and Wayne Gretzky.
Upper Deck will release the 2025‑26 Parkhurst Hockey set on physical cards July 15, 2026, reviving a classic design and introducing chase cards that feature emerging stars and tributes to hockey legends.
Mark Messier, NHL Hall of Famer and six‑time Stanley Cup champion, discusses the evolution of leadership, the mental preparation that underpinned his career, and the historic end of the New York Rangers’ 54‑year title drought.
Mark Messier discusses his 26‑year NHL career, the lessons learned from Wayne Gretzky, and his philosophy of surrendering to the team as the highest form of leadership.
The Detroit Red Wings’ recent leadership change sparks a wider debate about timing, technology and cross‑sport inspiration in the NHL.
Evgeni Malkin captured his third championship, leading the playoffs in scoring while his wife Anna and son Nikita watch from the stands. The Penguins' triumph over adversity highlights a career defined by resilience and partnership with Sidney Crosby.
The upcoming Gordie Howe International Bridge will open on July 27, 2024, honoring a hockey icon whose career shaped the sport and whose name now spans the U.S.-Canada border.
The upcoming Gordie Howe International Bridge, set to open on July 27, will connect Detroit and Windsor in tribute to the hockey legend whose legacy shaped the sport and the region.
The legendary career of Gordie Howe, his family ties, and the cross‑border bridge that immortalizes his name.
At the recent Fanatics Fest in New York, Alex Ovechkin surprised attendees with an impromptu showcase of his scoring prowess and historic milestones.