Month: May 2021

The United States beat Latvia 4-2 on Thursday for their third straight win at the world hockey championship.

Maple Leafs captain John Tavares, who suffered a concussion and a knee injury in Game 1 vs. Montreal, was back on the ice for a skate Thursday.

A 1979 O-Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky rookie card has sold for $3.75 million in a private sale brokered through Heritage Auctions, shattering the previous record for a hockey card.

Tristan Jarry, whose double-overtime gaffe cost the Penguins in Game 5, gave up five goals on 24 shots in Game 6 as the Islanders clinched the first-round series with a 5-3 win.

Edmonton general manager Ken Holland on Wednesday expressed disappointment that First Nation defenseman Ethan Bear was the target of racist comments on social media after the Oilers’ first-round loss to the Winnipeg Jets.

Adam Henrique, among few veteran NHL forwards representing Canada at this year’s world hockey championships, had two goals and an assist, leading his team to a 4-2 win over Norway Wednesday, its first victory in […]

Robert Morris, a school in suburban Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, made the surprising announcement Wednesday that it was immediately cutting its men’s and women’s ice hockey programs, less than two months after hosting the men’s Frozen Four.