For fans of the NHL, a cool crisp in the air signifies that hockey is back! And my friends, nothing says the NHL is back like another player signing.

The New York Rangers are in their Stanley Cup window and one trade pitch has the team acquiring star defenseman Alex Vlasic.

Buchnevich, 29, signed a six-year, $48 million contract extension in July and wants to help expedite the Blues' retool.

Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo only received a portion of the experience during his first Olympics in 2021 in Tokyo. That year was shortly after the Covid pandemic, so access was limited.

Last Word on Hockey’s Puck Drop Previews are back for the 2024-25 season! As the regular season approaches, Last Word will preview each team’s current outlook and stories to watch for the ...

Laois Hockey Club have announced the return of their Youth Hockey program, set to kick off this September. The club will open its doors to young aspiring players, welcoming boys and girls from senior ...

THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh When Flames players ... before he became Johnny Hockey for the Calgary Flames.” Conroy told stories about meeting the humble Gaudreau well before he displayed ...

With a Press Herald subscription ... Head coach Julie Petrie calls Russo “the glue” of the Lisbon field hockey team, but the 2023 all-MVC honorable mention also has a knack for pushing ...

The Eagles must replace graduated team leader Jenna Gray, the 2023 Press Field Hockey Player of the Year. Hammonton went 16-4 last fall and won the CAL American Division and the CAL Tournament.

The business also boasts a record label, which seeks out under-the-radar artists from around the world to help them press vinyl. Underground Vinyl is a passion project created by two Larchmont ...

There’s no doubt about it, hockey players are the toughest athletes out there. They get blasted in the face with a puck and keep playing. They break bones on the ice but finish the shift.

Ecstatic fans looked to “Johnny Hockey” to score goals and jumpstart ... you need to be resilient.” Associated Press freelancer writers Nicole Kraft and Cameron Moone contributed.