Nelson brings championship pedigree to Hershey
New Hershey Bears Head Coach Todd Nelson had his players’ attention quickly on the first day of training camp, and it went even beyond his extensive coaching resume.
Jets coaches getting job done with group effort in absence of Bowness
It’s too early to tell if the Winnipeg Jets are a good hockey team, or even measurably better than last season, but there’s one group of people who have done an outstanding job in getting the enigmatic team to 5-3 in the early going of the NHL campaign.
On Journey to the NHL, Mat Myers Has Defied the Odds
Bruins video coordinator, born with dwarfism, has made it to the top with perseverance and conviction.
Army looking ahead as he reaches wild milestone
Iowa Wild head coach Tim Army has never been the type for short coaching stint.
Black coaches make hockey history in ECHL game
First such matchup in league history, believed to be first in North American men’s pro hockey.
The Flames are reinforcing perfection in their identity under Darryl Sutter
Before Darryl Sutter was called upon to coach the Flames in 2021 for his second go-round as head coach, he remembers watching two teams with high standards and success rates: the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Ex-Oilers on what Blues have in new assistant coach Craig MacTavish: ‘Honest, fair, hard’
Last December, Blues coach Craig Berube became just the seventh person in NHL history to play 1,000 games in the league and win 200 as a head coach.
Barry Trotz says coaching Canadian NHL team comes with ‘different pressure’
Barry Trotz is considered by many to be the best coach not actively employed by an NHL team and the former Stanley Cup winner has some ideas on where he may end up next.
Luke Richardson’s calming presence rubbing off on Blackhawks
The Blackhawks have become one of the NHL’s early surprises of the campaign after stringing together three straight multi-goal comeback wins after an 0-2-0 start, in a season where they were projected to be in the hunt for the No. 1 overall pick.
NHL 99: ‘Too small’ Mark Recchi displayed the heart of a lion and unreal vision
It was May 11, 1991. Game 6. Wales Conference final. Boston at Pittsburgh, score tied 3-3, late in the third period, the Penguins leading the series, 3-2.
Hayward Turned Mishap into Breakthrough Career
Late for soccer sign-ups, Leon Hayward would be ahead of his time in the game of hockey.
Mike Sullivan Picks Up 300th Win as Penguins Coach
In his eighth season as head coach of the Pittsburgh Penguins, Mike Sullivan is able to add another achievement to his resume.
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