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From Injury to Team Sweden Olympic Captain: Gabriel Landeskog’s Story of Resilience
In 2020, Landeskog was injured when his teammate's skate blade sliced his kneecap, causing significant cartilage damage. What followed was a series of surgeries and a determination to return to the game he loved. After the injury, Landeskog underwent a minor procedure before returning and ultimately leading the Colorado Avalanche to hoisting the Stanley Cup in June of 2022. At the time, it appeared to be a triumphant return, but in reality, it marked the beginning of an even
Karinna Leonard
4 days ago5 min read


The Heart of Boston Hockey: A Look Inside the 2026 Beanpot
If you love hockey, Boston is arguably the best city in the United States to call home. Beyond the Bruins, the city is defined by a wealth of history, tradition, and college hockey, and nothing showcases that better than the Beanpot. For many fans and players alike, the tournament is a rite of passage with an annual clash between Boston College, Boston University, Harvard, and Northeastern.
Karinna Leonard
Feb 106 min read


From Zero to Hero: Logan Thompson's Journey to the Olympics
Team Canada has no shortage of talent at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics, but no one quite has the story that Washington Capitals goalie Logan Thompson does. From the Western Hockey League (WHL), University Sports (USports), and bouncing around various East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) teams, Thompson has seen it all – and now, at 28, he is playing in his second international tournament and serves as an inspiration to never give up, no matter where you are in your career.
Caitlyn Wagner
Feb 105 min read


Leslie Leads Charge Comeback in Olympic Send-Off Win
On a night dedicated to celebrating the world’s biggest sporting stage, the Ottawa Charge delivered a performance worthy of an Olympic spotlight.
Kailey Sauve
Feb 63 min read


How Heated Rivalry Changed Sports (And Who Gets to be a Sports Fan)
What started as just another book-to-TV adaptation sports show quickly become the show everyone was talking about. Not just hardcore fans or people who already knew about hockey, everyone. And once we saw how massive Heated Rivalry became, we knew that sports had officially entered a new era.
Qulzum Nafees
Feb 53 min read


A Celebration of the PWHL: The Fleet’s Shootout Win and Olympic Send-Off at SGC Takeover Tour
On January 28th, 4,697 fans packed the Tsongas Center to watch the Boston Fleet take on the New York Sirens. More than 850 of those attendees were there specifically for the SGC Takeover, creating an electric atmosphere from the moment the doors opened to the final horn. The night was a special celebration of community and a clear reminder of how vital the growth of women's hockey—and women's sports as a whole—truly is.
Karinna Leonard
Jan 304 min read


Meet Team USA: Breaking Down Team USA’s 2026 Olympic Men’s Hockey Roster
It has been almost 12 years since we have seen players from the National Hockey League participate in the Olympics. Since then, players have been itching to return to the Olympics, and they finally have the opportunity. On January 2, USA Hockey released its roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Let’s take a look at who Team USA has and the kind of season they’ve had so far.
Mayline Ruiz
Jan 2814 min read


From Written Off to Playoff Threats: Four Teams Exceeding Expectations This NHL Season
Every NHL offseason feels endlessly long, with fans and analysts alike turning to preseason predictions to pass the time. Some teams are penciled into playoff spots, while others are written off before opening night even begins. But as the season unfolds, the NHL has a way of humbling expectations. As the Olympic break approaches, four teams have rewritten the narrative of their seasons, emerging as genuine threats and forcing the league to take notice.
Karinna Leonard
Jan 267 min read


The Boston Fleet Continue Their Home Streak With a 2-1 Win Over the Toronto Sceptres.
Wednesday, January 14, the Boston Fleet took the ice against the Toronto Sceptres to recognize mental health awareness. With a victorious 2-1 win over the Sceptres, the Fleet have found success in their home city of Boston, retaining a steady 5-0 home game record.
Ashley Holloman
Jan 212 min read


Unveiling the Magic of the 2027 NHL Winter Classic: Mammoth Set to Host the Avalanche in Utah
If you follow the NHL, you’ve probably heard plenty of buzz about the Winter Classic recently. The league officially announced the Utah Mammoth and Colorado Avalanche will face off in the 2027 Winter Classic, at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. Surrounded by stunning mountain views and located in one of the NHL’s newest fan bases, the stadium is a perfect stage for the NHL’s premier outdoor event. This matchup will commence the 18th Winter Classic and the 47th out
Karinna Leonard
Jan 194 min read


A Tournament to Remember: The 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship
Every winter, hockey fans turn their attention to the IIHF World Junior Championships to watch the world's best under-20 players compete on an international stage. This year's tournament was held in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, featuring 10 teams in the top division.
Karinna Leonard
Jan 67 min read


4-1 win over Ottawa: Is the Seattle Torrent finally finding their groove?
From the momentum found late in the first period to timely power-play goals, Wednesday night at Climate Pledge Arena, you could find a bit of everything as the Seattle Torrent picked up the 4-1 win over the Ottawa Charge.
Kaitlyn Mayher
Dec 30, 20252 min read


Two Milestones, Two Legacies: Draisaitl and Crosby Make History in December
December delivered two milestone moments from two of the NHL's defining stars, each representing a different kind of greatness. On December 16th against the Pittsburgh Penguins, Leon Draisaitl recorded his 1,000th career point, becoming the first German-born player in NHL history to achieve this mark. Just days later, Sidney Crosby added a milestone of his own when he surpassed Mario Lemieux to become the Pittsburgh Penguins' all-time points leader.
Karinna Leonard
Dec 29, 20256 min read


The Land, The Sea, The Captain - Marie Philip Poulin Leads Montreal Victoire To A Thrilling Shootout Win In Halifax
When members of the crowd in Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia sat down for the sold out Professional Women’s Hockey League’s (PWHL) Takeover Tour, nobody could have predicted the show they’d be treated to.
caitlynwagner11
Dec 24, 20254 min read


From Rebuild to Contender: How the Quinn Hughes Trade Reshaped Two Franchises
NHL fans were in for a shock on December 12th when Quinn Hughes, the captain of the Canucks, was traded to the Minnesota Wild. In exchange, Marco Rossi, Liam Öhgren, Zeev Buium, and a 2026 first-round pick are headed over to Vancouver. After an abysmal start to the season, the dead-last Canucks were due for a change in direction. It was time to admit that their future pointed toward a rebuild, not a playoff push.
Karinna Leonard
Dec 22, 20257 min read


The Youth Movement: Young Players are Dominating the NHL
The NHL is in the midst of a pronounced youth movement, with teenagers and players In their early twenties no longer just complementing veteran cores, but actively driving team success. Where previous eras often required years of seasoning before stardom, today’s league is being shaped by players who arrive to the club NHL-ready. They are skilled, fast, and confident enough to take full control of games almost immediately. This shift is fundamentally altering how the sport lo
Ava Heaton
Dec 18, 20252 min read


Inside the Devils’ Fight This Season
Following the 2024-25 season, the New Jersey Devils finished the year off with a 42-33-7 record. New Jersey was set to make an appearance in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs and was eliminated in the first round against the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 5. They finished the year off with injuries, such as their star, Jack Hughes, who had to have shoulder surgery. With a sour taste in their mouth, they were looking to turn things around for the 2025-26 NHL season. Let’s take a look
Mayline Ruiz
Dec 17, 20253 min read


Olympics Preview: Recapping the 2025 Rivalry Series
The Rivalry Series showcases the best rivalry in all of sports: Team USA vs. Team Canada women's hockey. The USA and Canada are the most dominant women's hockey teams, having medaled in every major tournament. The Rivalry Series, which began in 2018-19, brings the national teams to multiple cities across both countries and gives more opportunities for fans to see two of the best teams in all of sports. This year's Rivalry Series went to Cleveland and Buffalo ahead of the 2025
Alyssa Klauminzer
Dec 14, 20254 min read


Rising Stars: The Rookie Class Making Moves in 2025-26
With two months into the 2025-26 National Hockey League season, there have been numerous players who are bringing in new energy and skill across the league. As we start to head into the middle of the NHL season and the upcoming 2026 Olympics, let’s take a look at how these rookies have made their mark.
Mayline Ruiz
Dec 10, 20256 min read


Fleet Fly to 4–0: Boston Sets PWHL Record in Win Over Minnesota Frost
The Boston Fleet took the ice against the 2024-25 PWHL season champions, the Minnesota Frost in search of what was theirs; a win vs. the Frost. The game made moves, not just in the standings, but in PWHL history. Adding one win to bring the Fleet to a 4-0 season marks the best start to a season by a team in league history.
Ashley Holloman
Dec 7, 20252 min read
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