The Bruins might be more inclined to sell assets at the trade deadline, but they could also add players for the future.

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Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson is facing a rather tepid trade market at best, with NHL general managers hesitant to make a move for the star forward. Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli ...

Blackhawks organist Frank Pellico worked his last game with the team on Sunday night after spending 33 seasons with the organization.

The Vancouver Canucks are losing their grip on a playoff spot in the Western Conference. After a two-week layoff for the 4 Nations Face-Off, the Canucks kicked off their final stretch of the ...

Pettersson (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Saturday's clash against Vegas, per Thomas Drance of The Athletic. Pettersson sustained the injury while playing for Team Sweden during ...

was either news to the Canucks or they hadn’t given the green light.” Five hours after Sullivan’s statement, Hughes was still in Vancouver, practicing in a red noncontact jersey instead of ...

The Vancouver Canucks remain busy as the NHL waits for game action to resume. The organization announced they signed a new contract with newly acquired winger Drew O'Connor. The Canucks inked O ...

Granlund scored 1:49 into 3-on-3 OT, sending fans in Finland's blue and white at Bell Centre to the exits cheering and chanting, "Suomi!" "It's always great to beat Sweden," Granlund said in his ...

Large sections of the crowd booed the American national anthem ahead of the game, which the U.S. won 6-1 thanks to a four-goal third period.

However, blue states would do well to remember that it is they who are picking up the bill for red states. Before Republicans start criticizing Democrats about their dependence on federal dollars ...

In the end, it’s about what the vendor thinks the market can bear. And in the case of the Vancouver Canucks, they clearly believe that their market can bear a lot more. How else to explain ...