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Two-Time Stanley Cup Champ Tyler Johnson Retires: 'Thank You All For Being Part Of My Journey'
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Tyler Johnson announced his retirement from the NHL at 34. The center played a combined 863 regular-season and playoff games in 13 NHL seasons with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins. He was part of the Lightning’s back-to-back Cup wins in 2020 and 2021.
The Golden Knights won free agency by acquiring the only 100-plus point-scorer on the market and one of the best wingers in ...
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Tiny Thompson: From Sandon, BC, to Boston Bruins Stanley Cup ChampionSandon, British Columbia, located in the foothills of the Selkirk Mountains in the West Kootenay region, is the birthplace of ...
A sampling of opinion from around the league found players in favor of the changes, even if not with total enthusiasm.
Panthers general manager Bill Zito wriggled out of salary-cap purgatory and signed all three of his imminent unrestricted ...
The Toronto Maple Leafs enforcer Ryan Reaves hinted at his upcoming retirement from the NHL in a new interview on the Cam and ...
The Florida Panthers are running it back after their second Stanley Cup, so their most likely trade acquisition is assets for Evan Rodrigues ...
Shortly after the Panthers won it all, the NHL offseason was in full swing with the 2025 draft and free agency taking place.
The worst contract signed in the NHL since the end of the Stanley Cup Final is the deal given to Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Ivan Provorov before the markets opened. They gave him a seven-year ...
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