For those who can't get enough of their zany antics and pratfalls, hockey's favorite dysfunctional couple is back. The NHL and NHL Players' Association will meet Monday, with plenty of ... Read More

On many evenings, they look like grown men taking advantage of high school kids. Defensive systems, line matching, goon tactics, great goaltending - none of it stops the London Knights. ... Read More

The University of Minnesota has won its second straight NCAA women's hockey championship. Harvard settles for second place again. The rematch of last year's final appeared headed for overtime as the ... Read More

The 2005 NHL Entry Draft is cancelled. "In the absence of a Collective Bargaining Agreement, we are not able to conduct an Entry Draft in the traditional sense on the dates ... Read More

For years, the NHL and NHL Players' Association have declared performance-enhancing drugs a non-issue in hockey. A couple of defensemen say otherwise. Dave Morissette, a minor-league goon who played a handful ... Read More

Two offers from the NHL today. In hockey labor jargon, they are classified as the "linked" and "de-linked" proposal: Linked: Salaries are linked to a fixed percentage of annual NHL revenues. ... Read More

Think the NHL lockout is ugly? You should have been in Montreal 50 years ago today. Beat an opponent's face in with a stick and you get suspended for the season. ... Read More

The NHL and NHL Players' Association meet tomorrow, and the media consensus gives labour the upper hand on management. With or without a collective agreement, NHL players aren't due another paycheque ... Read More

Like Elvis at Burger King, the World Hockey Association has surfaced again. The WHA promises hockey in May, with a tournament called the Bobby Hull Invitational. Bobby is right there on ... Read More

Whoever she is, you will find her somewhere in Minnesota. The NCAA favored big offensive numbers today, in selecting three finalists for the Patty Kazmaier Award, which goes to the top ... Read More

If your misspent youth included too many hallucinogens, you might want to avoid the HSBC Arena in Buffalo this weekend. Flashbacks are a definite possibility. The idle home of the Buffalo ... Read More

Sportsnet.ca throws journalistic caution to the wind with its report that Peter Forsberg's career might be over. "Forsberg Finished in Hockey?" is the Sportsnet headline after the game's dominant player suffered ... Read More

Plenty of folks - bloggers and sports columnists, mostly - will tell you the NHL is dead, or at least fatally wounded by the current lockout. The money says otherwise. A ... Read More

Stepping back from the petty details, the New Yorker takes the long view of the NHL lockout. James Surowiecki says the dispute points to a broader trend in the age-old ... Read More

Hockey fans can look forward to an all-new episode of the Bob and Gary Show. TSN.ca reports that NHL labor talks will resume this week, with representatives of the league and ... Read More

There will be NHL hockey in 2005-06, one way or the other. Commissioner Gary Bettman and several team owners have sworn to it. That means they intend to drop the ... Read More

Why think small? A couple of investment firms have made an offer to buy the NHL for over three billion dollars. That's $3 billion for the works: the league, its 30 ... Read More

Frustrated NHL fans are rallying around a movement to pry the Stanley Cup from the NHL's greasy little hands. The Free Stanley campaign began with three men in Edmonton, who believe ... Read More

What now? The NHL and NHL Players' Association held seperate meetings today, seeking answers to that very question. There is almost nothing worth reading in the stories filed from these meetings. Each ... Read More