The Florida Panthers can win the Stanley Cup at home. The Edmonton Oilers will try to thwart it
It used to be a running joke in Florida: If you wanted tickets to a Panthers game, just ask. Freebies weren't hard to find.
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Comedian Matt Friend To Host 2024 NHL Awards In Las Vegas
EXCLUSIVE: Comedian and impressionist extraordinaire Matt Friend has been tapped to host the 2024 NHL Awards, the National Hockey League announced today.
"Had To Stay Strong Mentally": India Women's Hockey Forward After Comeback
Young forward Sharmila Devi feels the desire to become a better version of herself helped her make a comeback to the Indian women's hockey team and she would continue to work hard on her game to remain consistent. The 22-year-old from Haryana returned to the Indian team in February this year after close to nine months during the FIH Hockey Pro League game against China. "It wasn't easy. I didn't get to play for the national side for close to nine months," Sharmila was quoted as saying in a Hockey India (HI) release.
Connor McDavid led the Oilers to the Stanley Cup final. They need even more from him to stay alive
Connor McDavid led the Edmonton Oilers out of a horrendous start, all the way to the playoffs and into the Stanley Cup final.
Blue Jackets won't bring back Pascal Vincent as coach - ESPN
Pascal Vincent is no longer coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets with the team announcing Monday they've parted ways after less than one season.
Panthers better prepared to hoist Stanley Cup after Game 4 loss - ESPN
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The Florida Panthers squandered a chance to win the Stanley Cup in Game 4 against the Edmonton Oilers. That experience might be what needed to eventually win it.
PWHL Montreal bringing back defenders Boulier, Keopple and goaltender Chuli
Montreal's Professional Women's Hockey League team signed defenders Amanda Boulier and Mariah Keopple and goaltender Elaine Chuli to contract extensions Monday.
Veteran Sports Journalist Harpal Singh Bedi Dies
Veteran sports journalist Harpal Singh Bedi, who covered several highs and lows of Indian sports in a career spanning over four decades, served as the national Olympic contingent's press attache in 2012 and charmed the media box with his inimitable wit and warmth, died after prolonged illness here on Saturday. He was 72 and is survived by his wife Revathi and daughter Pallavi. The former sports editor of the United News of India (UNI) was among the tallest figures in Indian sports journalism and was working as a consulting editor of the Statesman newspaper for the last couple of years.