The NHL and NHLPA proudly celebrate Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

From exciting new draft prospects to the trailblazing San Jose Jr. Sharks girls’ team,  read below to explore the way Asian and Pacific Islander players, coaches, and fans are breaking new barriers in hockey.

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Color of Hockey: He could be highest China-born player taken in NHL Draft

United By Hockey Mobile Museum in Brampton

NHL VP's cancer fight 'inspiration for all of us,' Bettman says

Spotlight: Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage

Color of Hockey: PWHL's 1st Japan-born player making mark with 'Shiga Shot' 

Color of Hockey: Jr. Sharks girls team model of inclusion, diversity

Color of Hockey: Khan giving back as Ice Hockey in Harlem volunteer coach

Learn to Play helping Islanders-affiliated rink flourish in New York

Color of Hockey: South Korea-born Shin chasing dream to play in NHL

Color of Hockey: Playing for Japan in '98 Olympics led to careers in game

Larry Kwong overcame odds to be NHL pioneer

NHL, 'Immigrantly' podcast collaborate to amplify Asian American voices

Color of Hockey: Wakabayashi still inspiring players of Japanese descent

Color of Hockey: Singh stands tall behind scenes to support U.S. team

Color of Hockey: Bains' path to Canucks inspiring South Asian community

Color of Hockey: Fukufuji continuing to grow game in Japan

Color of Hockey: Spence's unique, unconventional path to NHL with Kings

Color of Hockey: Hirano aiming to become first Japan-born skater in NHL

Mehta's pioneering role in analytics leads him to Panthers front office

Robertson of Stars embraces being role model for Asian Americans

Asian and Pacific Islander communities make growing impact on NHL

Color of Hockey: Ohashi excited to join Kraken as head video analyst

Dampy Brar wins O'Ree Community Hero Award