Lundqvist, naming new captain among items for Rangers coach Quinn
Calls goalie 'one of best in the business' in wide-ranging conversation with NHL.com
by Dan Rosen @drosennhl / NHL.com Senior Writer
David Quinn, the new coach of the New York Rangers, and Henrik Lundqvist, the player who could impact his team the most, met for more than three hours at the goalie's home in Gothenburg, Sweden earlier this summer.
Maroon confident move to Blues will pay off in long run
Forward expects to turn one-year contract with hometown team to multiyear extension
by Louie Korac / NHL.com Correspondent
Stastny hoping to be missing piece for Golden Knights
Center is 'up for challenge' of helping Vegas repeat success from last season
by Louie Korac / NHL.com Correspondent
ST. LOUIS -- Paul Stastny believes the Vegas Golden Knights can carry over their success and compete for the Stanley Cup again this season.
Tkachuk decides to sign with Senators after talk with family
No. 4 pick in 2018 Draft got advice from U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame dad
by Louie Korac / NHL.com Correspondent
ST. LOUIS -- Brady Tkachuk signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Ottawa Senators on Monday after talking the decision over with his father, U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame forward Keith Tkachuk.
Barzal, Islanders have bright future, Trottier says
Hockey Hall of Famer calls center 'great talent,' feels he can fill void left by Tavares
by Dave McCarthy / NHL.com Correspondent
HALTON HILLS, Ontario -- Mathew Barzal and the New York Islanders have a bright future despite the departure of John Tavares, Hockey Hall of Fame center Bryan Trottier said Monday.
Cunningham's brother biking to raise money, awareness for cardiac arrest
Will travel 1,646 miles in 16 days to help former Coyotes forward's foundation
by Amalie Benjamin @AmalieBenjamin / NHL.com Staff Writer
Ryan Cunningham looked at what his brother had endured -- the sudden cardiac arrest while on the ice as a member of the Tucson Roadrunners in the American Hockey League on Nov. 19, 2016, the operations and complications that led to the amputation of a portion of his left leg, the loss of his hockey career -- and he wanted to help.
Gaudreau eyeing NHL China Games with Flames
Looking to develop chemistry with new teammates, coach, says Calgary going to be 'successful'
by Adam Kimelman @NHLAdamK / NHL.com Deputy Managing Editor
VOORHEES, N.J. -- Johnny Gaudreau is looking forward to his first trip to China next month with the Calgary Flames for the 2018 O.R.G. NHL China Games.
Blackhawks legend Mikita leaves lasting legacy on community
Fans pay respects to Hall of Famer who died Tuesday, played 22 seasons with Chicago
by Tracey Myers @TraMyers_NHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
CHICAGO -- Stan Mikita fans had the opportunity to say goodbye to the Chicago Blackhawks legend on Sunday and JoAnne Schmitt-Berg didn't want to miss one minute.
Aston-Reese healthy, focused on full-time role with Penguins
Forward feeling strong after recovery from concussion, broken jaw
by Adam Kimelman @NHLAdamK / NHL.com Deputy Managing Editor
VOORHEES, N.J. -- Zach Aston-Reese has a different feeling this time around as he prepares for his second training camp with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Stars prospect born in Jamaica 'OK with being the underdog'
Loewen hopes to complete unlikely journey to NHL
by Jeff MIller / NHL.com Correspondent
Jermaine Loewen was gazing out upon Okanagan Lake in Kelowna, British Columbia, when his agent phoned with news that he was hoping for yet was also unexpected.