Stephen Whyno
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Subban launches show showcasing diverse world of hockey
More than a year since playing his last NHL game and retiring at age 33, P.K. Subban is still pushing himself away from the ice. Sure, he’s still training and staying in shape, but the 2013 Norris Trophy-winning defenseman is now working on pushing the limits on television. “I don’t ever put limits on myself. I would suggest that the game of hockey do the same,” Subban said. “I think that… → Read More
The race to the Stanley Cup filled with first-round chaos
The first round of the NHL playoffs is usually chaotic → Read More
Game 7 of Rangers vs Devils is the last of NHL's first round
The New York Rangers visit the New Jersey Devils in one final Game 7 to finish off the first round of the NHL playoffs → Read More
NHL playoffs Game 7 day: Panthers-Bruins, Kraken-Avalanche
The first Game 7 of the 2023 NHL playoffs won’t be alone → Read More
NHL playoffs: Kraken, Bruins, Hurricanes & Stars can advance
Every first-round series resuming Friday features a Game 6 with a chance of elimination → Read More
Wild, Red Wings, Maple Leafs and Senators going to Sweden
The NHL is sending four teams to Sweden next season as part of its annual Global Series → Read More
Chicago Blackhawks won't wear Pride jerseys because of Russian law
The Blackhawks, who have a Russian player, won't wear a Pride night warmup jersey, fearing it may imperil Russian athletes when they return home. → Read More
Connor McDavid puts NHL on notice with goal-scoring frenzy
Connor McDavid leaving opponents shaking heads in disbelief → Read More
Bruins acquire forward Tyler Bertuzzi in trade with Red Wings
The Boston Bruins sent a top-10 protected first-round pick in 2024 and a fourth-rounder in 2025 to Detroit as part of the deal → Read More
Hurricanes make trade, Capitals and Predators keep dealing
Patrick Kane is Broadway-bound, and the New York Rangers are far from the only top contender making big moves ahead of the NHL trade deadline. The Rangers acquired Kane from Chicago in a three-team trade Tuesday night, adding the three-time Stanley Cup champion to their core that reached the Eastern Conference final last year and […] → Read More
NFL Owners to Discuss Dan Snyder at Upcoming Meeting
Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder’s future will be discussed at an upcoming committee meeting amongst NFL owners. → Read More
Maple Leafs answer Lightning by making trade with Blackhawks
The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired forward Sam Lafferty and defenseman Jake McCabe from Chicago on Monday, their latest big trade that comes in the aftermath of division-rival Tampa Bay making another pre-deadline splash. → Read More
Carson Wentz Era Over: Commanders Release Former Starting Quarterback
The Washington Commanders released former starting quarterback Carson Wentz after one season with the team. → Read More
Beyond Patrick Kane, much uncertainty ahead of NHL trade deadline
While Patrick Kane is expected to be dealt to the Rangers, Jakob Chychrun, James van Riemsdyk among other players still on the block → Read More
Devils acquire Timo Meier in blockbuster trade with Sharks
San Jose Sharks right wing Timo Meier, left, celebrates after scoring a goal against Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Casey DeSmith during the third period of an NHL hockey game in San Jose, Calif., on Feb. 14.Godofredo A. Vásquez/The Associated Press Timo Meier is going to the New Jersey Devils in the latest ante of the high-stakes poker game among Eastern Conference playoff contenders. Meier… → Read More
Patrick Kane trade talk swirls as Rangers play waiting game
Despite already landing Vladimir Tarasenko, New York Rangers still interested in acquiring Patrick Kane → Read More
NHL-leading Bruins acquire Orlov, Hathaway from Capitals
Boston Bruins acquire Dmitry Orlov, Garnet Hathaway from Washington Capitals for Craig Smith, picks → Read More
Panthers Beat Capitals 6-3 in Matchup of Playoff Contenders
Marc Staal wasn't too worried about not scoring a goal all season and having a goal drought extend almost a full calendar year. → Read More
NHLPA chooses U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh executive director
NHL Players’ Association putting experienced union leader and former Boston mayor in charge → Read More
Washington Nationals owner Ted Lerner dies at 97
Lerner’s group purchased the Nationals from Major League Baseball in 2006 for $450 million after the team was moved to the U.S. capital from Montreal. → Read More