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Will pro hockey players be left out in the cold af

Will pro hockey players be left out in the cold after COVID-19 outbreak shutters custom stick factory? | CBC Radio

Hockey players in the NHL may be forced out of their comfort zone on the ice thanks to a halt in production in pro-grade sticks thanks to the coronavirus outbreak in China, says sports journalist Sean Fitz-Gerald.
Newcomers Laine, Roslovic lead Blue Jackets past S

The Newbies both got their 1st's for the Jackets and help them down the Stars

Patrik Laine and Jack Roslovic scored for the first time since being traded to Columbus last month, and the Blue Jackets beat the Dallas Stars 4-3 on Thursday night to earn a split of the two-game series.
Ice Hockey in Harlem has impact beyond rink
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 6:30am - 24 Feb 2019

Angels Of Harlem. O'Ree And Ice Hockey In Harlem Providing New Opportunities And Role Models

Ice Hockey in Harlem wants to open the eyes of the kids to possibilities they might not have entertained before, to invite a world beyond Harlem into their lives. They want to give them safe spaces and exercise, and a little bit of knowledge they might find nowhere else.
Matthews, Marner carrying Maple Leafs to new heigh

Close, but no cigar, as the Canucks drop another one to the Leafs

With Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner both settled into their primes, the Leafs have become a different beast than in years gone by. They are now a league-best 10-2-1 and seven of their game-winning goals have come off the sticks of those two players.
Nilsson, Stone lift Senators past Jets
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@sportsa · Ice Hockey · 11:59pm - 09 Feb 2019

44 Calibre Killer Backstops Sens Over Jets

OTTAWA -- Anders Nilsson made 44 saves for the Ottawa Senators to hand the Winnipeg Jets their third straight loss, 5-2 at Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday.
The fight over CTE continues 5 years after Steve M

The fight over CTE continues 5 years after Steve Montador's death | CBC News

Steve Montador's dad, Paul, thinks the National Hockey League didn’t do enough to protect his son and to educate him about concussions and the possibility of developing CTE. And that's why he's continuing on with a lawsuit against the NHL originally started by Steve in the months before he died.
Hughes, Makar and Kubalik named finalists for Cald

Hughes, Makar and Kubalik named finalists for Calder

Defencemen Quinn Hughes and Cale Makar, of the Vancouver Canucks and Colorado Avalanche, respectively, and left winger Dominik Kubalik of the Chicago Blackhawks have been named the three finalists for the 2019‑20 Calder Memorial Trophy, the league announced Wednesday.