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N.H.L. Scores: Gaborik Proves His Worth
Four games on Sunday, highlighted by the return of a certain $5.5 million-a-year sniper to the rink on Eighth Avenue.
Hockey / Will Gretzky Attend Induction Ceremonies?
Eric Duhatschek H ockey Hall of Fame induction ceremonies begin in Toronto this weekend and the question is, will he or won't he? Will Wayne Gretzky attend with his wife, Janet, when the careers of five of his closest friends in hockey are honoured? Or will he sit out as part of his lingering discontent with the NHL, which treated him shabbily ...
Renney on facing Rangers: "It's been on my mind''
Edmonton Oilers center Gilbert Brule , left, checks New York Rangers defenseman Matt Gilroy into the boards during the first period.
Hull still forced to defend 'tainted' from 1999
Will Gretzky show for Hall of Fame induction? Chris Johnston THE CANADIAN PRESS With one skate in the crease, Dallas Stars right wing Brett Hull shoots the Stanley Cup winning goal past the sprawling Buffalo Sabres goalie Dominik Hasek in the third overtime period of Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Buffalo, NY, early Sunday morning June 20, ...
Rypien has go-ahead goal in third, Canucks beat Rangers 4-1
Rick Rypien scored the go-ahead goal 8:48 into the third period, the first of three late goals that lifted the Vancouver Canucks to a 4-1 victory over the New York Rangers on Tuesday night.
Hard hitting Stevens among Hall inductees
Hardest hitter. Hardest shooter. Quietest superstar. Scott Stevens, who took out an army of skaters with his hellacious open-ice hits through his two-decade NHL career.
There's no doubting Robitaille's credentials
Tune in to the NHL Hour today from 4p.m. to 5 p.m. as Commissioner Gary Bettman welcomes Los Angeles Kings President of Business Operations Luc Robitaille to the program.
Phoenix Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes has agreed to sell the bankrupt franchise to the NHL.
Phoenix owner agrees to sell team to NHL as Coyotes fall to Rangers 5-2
The Phoenix Coyotes fell 5-2 to the Rangers on Monday in New York, but the real story was taking place across the country in Arizona.
Fleury offers raw, moving glimpse into tortured soul
Playing with Fire, by Theo Fleury with Kirstie McLellan Day, Harper Collins, 322 pages.
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Coyotes hope wins will boost attendance
The Phoenix Coyotes are off to a great start on the ice, with a four-game winning streak placing them atop the National Hockey League 's Pacific Division.
Thursday NightGOTW: Devs-Rangers
East versus West. Canada versus Team USA. Old school versus new school hockey. Four NHL stars sit with Scott Burnside and Pierre LeBrun and hit every hot topic -- on and off the ice.
Bettman wants to 'make up' with Gretzky
Wayne Gretzky remains in radio silence, but both the NHL and the Canadian Olympic Team are making attempts to reach him.
Richter savors accomplishments of a great career
Come February, Mike Richter will have had his jersey number hanging from the rafters at Madison Square Garden for six years.
Brunt fires lot of shots at familiar Gretzky tale but only a few score
Not another book about Wayne Gretzky! That's right. This time it's Stephen Brunt's turn to reimagine the unimaginable.
Brady Quinn's home up for sale
Today's must-see content delivered straight to you. Brady Quinn's house for sale Brady Quinn 's home in Avon Lake was listed for sale on Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
McFarlane's latest NHL figurines include Gretzky, Fleury
Todd McFarlane, the creator of the Spawn comic book series, is a Calgary-born and -bred hockey enthusiast of the most unconventional kind: growing up he was a fan of the rival Edmonton Oilers.
Jim Kelley: Homeless Gretzky, Fleury's incendiary charge, Hasek's Olympic bid
Wayne Gretzky was enshrined outside Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton, yet there is a distance in his relationship with the Oilers.
Edmonton Oilers right-winger Glenn Anderson, who was part of five Stanley Cup celebrations here with his reckless, drive-to-the-net style, finally scored enough votes Tuesday to get elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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