No surprise Bedard should top rookie class Paid Members Public
Some weird, wild, wacky, surprising, expected, happy, annoying and sad things are bound to happen during the 2023-24 National Hockey League season and now that the campaign is nicely underway, here’s a guide to what we can expect in the next six months or so
In today’s NHL, Canadian goalies a rarity Paid Members Public
What’s so special about Vegas Golden Knights’ goalie Adin Hill? In addition to him being a key member of the National Hockey League team that won the Stanley Cup last year, Hill is the only Canadian-born player to statistically finish among the top 15 goaltenders in the league last season.
In the NHL, the kids are alright Paid Members Public
When it comes to youth, the National Hockey League is in good hands.
Ryder Cup pressure on visiting Americans Paid Members Public
Which side is facing more pressure this weekend as the biennial Ryder Cup — one of the most exciting events on the professional golf calendar — takes place at the Marco Simone Golf & Country Club near Rome, Italy?
Safe bet: Gambling ads are here to stay Paid Members Public
Ubiquitous. It’s a word that means, according to dictionary.com, “existing or being everywhere, especially at the same time; omnipresent:”
Ohtani the A.L. MVP; not as simple in N.L. Paid Members Public
The sports world doesn’t yet know the winner of the Most Valuable Player award in the National League. Meanwhile, the presumptive Most Valuable Player award winner in the American League doesn’t know what his future holds.
Expectations high for Rodgers in New York Paid Members Public
Aaron Rodgers is headed for the Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio — that’s a given — but the 39-year-old quarterback is first making a pit stop in New York.
Karlsson will add ‘power’ to Pens’ powerplay Paid Members Public
Like a poker player pushing all his chips into the centre of the table and declaring “all in,” new general manager and president of Hockey Operations Kyle Dubas of the Pittsburgh Penguins is going for the gusto in the approaching National Hockey League season.
Jays in playoff mix down the stretch Paid Members Public
It has been a season of ups and downs for the Toronto Blue Jays, who are poised to earn one of three American League wildcard berths, so fans in Canada will (likely) be enjoying October baseball again this year.
Jays in playoff mix down the stretch Paid Members Public
It has been a season of ups and downs for the Toronto Blue Jays, who are poised to earn one of three American League wildcard berths, so fans in Canada will (likely) be enjoying October baseball again this year.
Arraez a big hit in both major leagues Paid Members Public
Luis Arraez may be the best hitter hardly anyone in North America knows about. His middle name is Sangel, but it may as well be Anonymous.
Silverware haul coming McDavid’s way Paid Members Public
Connor McDavid is going to need an extra hand, or perhaps a team-mate willing to do some heavy lifting, when it comes time for the National Hockey League awards ceremony to be held in Nashville in late June.
Records fall during Summer’s great spring Paid Members Public
In water-related parlance, let’s just say it’s unlikely that Toronto swimmer Summer McIntosh is a splash in the pan.
Sorry, Bruins fans - No Cup for you Paid Members Public
The six-month regular season of the National Hockey League has already determined the league’s best team (Boston Bruins), but it will take two months of playoffs to determine what team’s name will be engraved on the Stanley Cup.
