NHL general managers have 'healthy discussion' about playoff salary cap
Nikita Kucherov was happy to be the villain last summer.
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Racism, discrimination in Greater Toronto Hockey League, independent committee finds
An independent committee, formed by the Greater Toronto Hockey League, has found racism and discrimination do exist in the GTHL and there is a need to put greater efforts into promoting a culture of acceptance and inclusivity.
Alexis Lafrenière could be major X-factor for Rangers
The New York Rangers were in a prime position at the NHL Trade Deadline with an already good team that had mountains of unused salary cap space to work with to improve their roster. They did not waste that opportunity, acquiring Frank Vatrano, Andrew Copp, and Tyler Motte in a series of trades.
Ukraine pull out of Junior Women's Hockey World Cup
Ukraine on Tuesday pulled out of the FIH Hockey Women's Junior World Cup, which is to be held in Potchefstroom, South Africa from April 1 to 12. "This is of course a very sad situation, first and foremost for all members of the team, especially the players, and I would like, on behalf of FIH, to reassert our full solidarity with the Ukrainian hockey community at this terrible time," International Hockey Federation (FIH) CEO Thierry Weil said in a statement.
Eugene Melnyk built complex legacy during 20 years of business in Ottawa
As residents woke up to the news that Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk died on Monday, they remembered a man who saved the team from relocation nearly 20 years ago, but whose relationship with the city became complex.
Daly: No Team Europe or North America at 2024 World Cup
NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly said Tuesday the 2024 World Cup of Hockey will return to having a traditional field made up of individual countries.
Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk dead at 62 after an illness
Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk has died from an illness, the team said Monday night. He was 62.
NHL GMs told cap will go up to $82.5M next season
NHL general managers have officially been told that the the league's salary cap will go up by $1 million to $82.5 million next season, according to TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun.