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Rookie Brendan Brisson grew up a huge fan of Penguins stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, two players he shared the ice with Saturday night while playing just his third NHL game. Any nostalgic feelings were put aside, though, when Brisson scored his first NHL goal — and it was a big one. With his parents in the stands, the 22-year-old knocked in the winner midway through the third period to give the Vegas Golden Knights a 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh.

The Edmonton Oilers won their 13th game in a row, dropping the Flames 3-1 in Calgary Saturday night. It’s the most consecutive wins ever recorded by a Canadian team. The 1967/68 Montreal Canadiens won 12 in a row. “We’re trying to stay humble and focused,” Oilers head coach Kris Knoblauch said after the game. “I...

The London Knights won their 14th straight game with a dominant victory over the Kitchener Rangers.

Vancouver Canucks defenceman Quinn Hughes summed up his team's 6-4 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday in simple fashion.

Yaniv Perets contract and salary cap details, contract breakdowns, dead money, and news.

Brad Marchand set a Bruins record by scoring his 20th goal for the 11th straight season, while Danton Heinen got his first career hat trick.

In a decisive move, Finlands air traffic is set to come to a near standstill as the Trade Union for the Public and Welfare Sectors JHL, along with other unions, has declared a two-day strike. The strike, beginning on February 1, will significantly impact air travel across the nation. This industrial action follows previous strikes, such as the one on October 5, 2023, which caused notable disruptions at Helsinki Airport.

“When Kelowna hosted the Memorial Cup in 2004, it really raised the bar for the standard of the event, both on and off the ice,” said Ron Robison.

Brody Crane scored twice in Guelph's 5-3 win over Flint. The 19-year-old forward has 3 goals since being acquired from Niagara at the trade deadline.

The first of a home-and-home between the top two teams in the Ontario Hockey League lived up to the hype.