Mike Modano, the highest-scoring U.S.-born player in NHL history, is holding a press conference at 2 p.m. ET Friday to officially announce his retirement from the National Hockey League. NHL Network and NHL.com will be on hand for complete coverage, plus celebrate Modano's 21-season career with a special "American Icon" progam debuting Saturday at 6 p.m. ET.
Coverage begins today with a live broadcast of Modano’s retirement press conference at 2 p.m. ET on NHL Network that will be streamed live on NHL.com and Dallasstars.com. Check out NHL.com for a full package of stories and video.
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NHL Network, NHL.com go live to Dallas for Modano retirement
Friday, 09.23.2011 / 9:33 AM / NHL Network
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NHL Network to feature tripleheader, Modano special
Thursday, 09.22.2011 / 5:53 PM / NHL Network
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The NHL Network is gearing up for the new season with a full day of hockey on Saturday that includes three live preseason telecasts and a tribute to the highest-scoring U.S.-born player in League history.
Spend your Saturday with NHL Network as the action starts at 3 p.m. ET when the Minnesota Wild come to the Consol Energy Center for a meeting with the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Wild got a major makeover during the summer after a pair of big deals with San Jose, while the Penguins received a boost when returning star Evgeni Malkin had two points in his preseason debut against Detroit on Wednesday.
At 6 p.m. ET, the NHL Network will air "Mike Modano: American Icon," which takes a look at Modano's life and career, starting from his childhood in Livonia, Mich., through his final game with the Dallas Stars in 2010.
Spend your Saturday with NHL Network as the action starts at 3 p.m. ET when the Minnesota Wild come to the Consol Energy Center for a meeting with the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Wild got a major makeover during the summer after a pair of big deals with San Jose, while the Penguins received a boost when returning star Evgeni Malkin had two points in his preseason debut against Detroit on Wednesday.
At 6 p.m. ET, the NHL Network will air "Mike Modano: American Icon," which takes a look at Modano's life and career, starting from his childhood in Livonia, Mich., through his final game with the Dallas Stars in 2010.
NHL Network previews new season
Monday, 09.19.2011 / 10:39 AM / NHL Network
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NHL Network's On the Fly will take you around the League for six nights in a row to take a look at each division. The show will provide a look at what happened last year and what to expect this season.
The On the Fly previews open on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. ET with a look at the Atlantic Division. That's followed by the Northeast Division on Oct. 1 at 6 p.m. ET; the Southeast on Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. ET; the Central Division on Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. ET; the Northwest Division on Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. ET; and finally, the Pacific Division on Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. ET.
The On the Fly previews open on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. ET with a look at the Atlantic Division. That's followed by the Northeast Division on Oct. 1 at 6 p.m. ET; the Southeast on Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. ET; the Central Division on Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. ET; the Northwest Division on Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. ET; and finally, the Pacific Division on Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. ET.
NHL Network presents: Game 7 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Canucks vs. Bruins
Bruins defeat Canucks 4-0 for first Stanley Cup championship since 1972
Sunday, 09.18.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
In what is considered the most exciting time in all of sports, Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final pitted the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins, who were both looking to end long championship droughts. Vancouver was trying to win its first-ever Stanley Cup after 40 years as an NHL franchise, while the B's were aiming to raise the Cup for the first time since beating the New York Rangers in 1972.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
In what is considered the most exciting time in all of sports, Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final pitted the Vancouver Canucks and Boston Bruins, who were both looking to end long championship droughts. Vancouver was trying to win its first-ever Stanley Cup after 40 years as an NHL franchise, while the B's were aiming to raise the Cup for the first time since beating the New York Rangers in 1972.
NHL Network presents: Game 6 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Bruins vs. Canucks
Bruins chase Luongo again, take game 5-2 to force pivotal Game 7
Saturday, 09.17.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Watching the Stanley Cup enter the TD Garden meant that there was a chance the Vancouver Canucks would end the night as champions of the NHL for the first time in their 40-year history in the League. But Tim Thomas and his Bruins teammates would not go out quietly in front of the hometown crowd.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
Watching the Stanley Cup enter the TD Garden meant that there was a chance the Vancouver Canucks would end the night as champions of the NHL for the first time in their 40-year history in the League. But Tim Thomas and his Bruins teammates would not go out quietly in front of the hometown crowd.
NHL Live starts 2011-12 with new time, new set
Friday, 09.16.2011 / 12:56 PM / NHL Network
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NHL Live's 2011-12 season starts Monday at a new time and from a new set.
The show will air Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. ET from a new, state-of-the-art set in the NHL Store Powered by Reebok in New York. E.J. Hradek will continue as a daily fixture on the show alongside hosts Deb Placey and Bill Pidto. The show will also be streamed live each day on NHL.com.
The first few weeks of the season will include coverage and analysis of each of the NHL's 30 teams. Guests joining the show during the first few days will include GMs George McPhee of Washington, David Poile of Nashville, Doug Wilson of San Jose and Kevin Cheveldayoff of the Winnipeg Jets, as well as hockey analyst Bob McKenzie and Hall of Famer Pat LaFontaine.
The show will air Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. ET from a new, state-of-the-art set in the NHL Store Powered by Reebok in New York. E.J. Hradek will continue as a daily fixture on the show alongside hosts Deb Placey and Bill Pidto. The show will also be streamed live each day on NHL.com.
The first few weeks of the season will include coverage and analysis of each of the NHL's 30 teams. Guests joining the show during the first few days will include GMs George McPhee of Washington, David Poile of Nashville, Doug Wilson of San Jose and Kevin Cheveldayoff of the Winnipeg Jets, as well as hockey analyst Bob McKenzie and Hall of Famer Pat LaFontaine.
NHL Network presents: Game 5 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Canucks vs. Bruins
Lapierre tallies late to give Canucks 1-0 win and a 3-2 series lead
Friday, 09.16.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
After taking the first two games of the series at home, the Canucks were probably expecting to return to Rogers Arena with at least a commanding series lead, if not with the Stanley Cup trophy in tow. However, a visit to TD Garden for Games 3 and 4 would result in two wins for the hometown Boston Bruins by a combined score of 12-1. Instead of Game 5 being an opportunity to close things out, the Canucks were now desperate to protect their home-ice advantage against an upstart Bruins squad.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
After taking the first two games of the series at home, the Canucks were probably expecting to return to Rogers Arena with at least a commanding series lead, if not with the Stanley Cup trophy in tow. However, a visit to TD Garden for Games 3 and 4 would result in two wins for the hometown Boston Bruins by a combined score of 12-1. Instead of Game 5 being an opportunity to close things out, the Canucks were now desperate to protect their home-ice advantage against an upstart Bruins squad.
NHL Network your home for preseason action
Thursday, 09.15.2011 / 11:54 AM / NHL Network
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Live NHL hockey returns to NHL Network beginning Monday, Sept. 19, with a total of 32 preseason games broadcast on the NHL Network in the U.S., providing fans with nightly contests from around the League, through Sunday, Oct. 2. With a combination of live and tape-delayed games, fans can look forward to over 80 hours of preseason coverage.
The 2011-12 preseason broadcast schedule begins at 7 p.m. ET on Sept. 19 with live coverage of a Battle of Ontario match as the Toronto Maple Leafs host the Ottawa Senators. The following night, the Network features a live doubleheader -- Toronto will host the Philadelphia Flyers at 7 p.m. ET, while the Calgary Flames' game at the Vancouver Canucks will air at 10 p.m. ET.
The 2011-12 preseason broadcast schedule begins at 7 p.m. ET on Sept. 19 with live coverage of a Battle of Ontario match as the Toronto Maple Leafs host the Ottawa Senators. The following night, the Network features a live doubleheader -- Toronto will host the Philadelphia Flyers at 7 p.m. ET, while the Calgary Flames' game at the Vancouver Canucks will air at 10 p.m. ET.
NHL Network presents: Game 4 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Bruins vs. Canucks
B's chase Luongo in physical affair to even series at two apiece
Thursday, 09.15.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
After an amazing 8-1 win over the Canucks in Game 3, Boston was determined to keep the momentum going and tie up the series in Game 4, as the Stanley Cup Final would shift back to Vancouver for Game 5. The B's got a bit of inspiration before the puck drop as the talisman of the franchise, Bobby Orr, served as honorary captain and whipped both the TD Garden crowd and the Bruins' players into a frenzy with an enthusiastic wave of the Bruins' team flag. All the pre-game festivities must have worked, as the Boston offense continued its recent dominance over the Canucks.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
After an amazing 8-1 win over the Canucks in Game 3, Boston was determined to keep the momentum going and tie up the series in Game 4, as the Stanley Cup Final would shift back to Vancouver for Game 5. The B's got a bit of inspiration before the puck drop as the talisman of the franchise, Bobby Orr, served as honorary captain and whipped both the TD Garden crowd and the Bruins' players into a frenzy with an enthusiastic wave of the Bruins' team flag. All the pre-game festivities must have worked, as the Boston offense continued its recent dominance over the Canucks.
NHL Network presents: Game 3 2011 Stanley Cup Final: Bruins vs. Canucks
Bruins light up Luongo for eight goals to creep back into series
Wednesday, 09.14.2011 / 12:00 AM / NHL Network
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All summer long, NHL Network will be replaying the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs -- from every jaw-dropping goal to every highlight-reel save to every crushing defeat.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
While the Bruins had the luxury of playing the next two games of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final at home, their backs were certainly up against the wall being down 2-0 to the Vancouver Canucks in the series. But as many sports fans will tell you, Boston is one of the most sports-crazed cities in North America. The Beantown faithful were out in full force for Game 3 and their undying support appeared to rub off on the Bruins' players.
Each game of the postseason -- spanning the more than two-month period from the opening round to Boston's Game 7 clincher of the Stanley Cup Final -- will be shown on the Network throughout the offseason.
Fans can tune in at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET nightly for a different game -- and different chance to re-live history. A complete program schedule can be found on NHLNetwork.com.
While the Bruins had the luxury of playing the next two games of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final at home, their backs were certainly up against the wall being down 2-0 to the Vancouver Canucks in the series. But as many sports fans will tell you, Boston is one of the most sports-crazed cities in North America. The Beantown faithful were out in full force for Game 3 and their undying support appeared to rub off on the Bruins' players.
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