Orange jerseys mark truth and reconciliation pledge for this St. Thomas hockey team
A hockey team in St. Thomas has swapped out their green jerseys for a new look: bright orange.
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GREG GUTFELD: Wokeness is taking over hockey and baseball, but pride can't be mandated
'Gutfeld!' panelists react to NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman suggesting the league will reevaluate its Pride-themed jersey nights.
Ottawa considers restoring Hockey Canada's funding after 9-month freeze
The federal government is assessing whether to restore millions of dollars in taxpayer funding to Hockey Canada after a nine-month freeze linked to its handling of a high-profile alleged group sexual assault in 2018, CBC News has learned.
How pride nights became an NHL culture crisis
Pride Nights began in the NHL about ten years ago. They're meant to send a clear message to LGBTQ+ fans to feel welcome spending money and time watching hockey.
Rundle Women's Hockey League builds community through sport — no skating experience required
Penny Lawless' first hockey career was short lived.
Wednesday fantasy hockey tips - NHL picks, matchups, more
Despite the nominal number of contests, Wednesday's three-game slate packs a hard playoff-shuffling punch. Which means those engaged on this eve are still trying (read: not resting), with all their respective productive and goaltending might. For instance, hardly secure in their WC1 spot in the East, the Islanders hope to reverse their head-to-head 2022-23 fortunes against a not-mathematically-eliminated Capitals club that's outscored them 9-4 through two earlier meetings. Look for Ilya Sorokin to start across from Darcy Kuemper in this 7:30 start at Capital One Arena.
Toronto Six's championship can inspire others to believe in greatness of women's hockey
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Georgia OL prospect the first commit for new Notre Dame OL coach Joe Rudolph
New Notre Dame offensive line coach Joe Rudolph pulled in his first recruit by continuing to chase a prospect he initially wanted at his last job. Three-star offensive lineman Anthonie Knapp (Roswell High School; Ga.) committed to the Irish on Wednesday afternoon, picking Notre Dame over Rudolph’s former employer, Virginia Tech, as well as Georgia Tech and North Carolina.