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The sale of the Glacier Ice Arena has gone through and the new owners intend to keep the facility as an ice rink.

Most NHL teams using 2 goalies to get through pandemic play Florida Panthers goaltender Chris Driedger (60) celebrates beating the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 after an NHL hockey game Sunday, Jan. 31, 2021, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) Paul Sancya Florida Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad (5) congratulates goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky (72) after their overtime win over the Detroit Red Wings in an NHL hockey game, Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio) Carlos Osorio Boston Bruins goaltender Jaroslav Halak (41) stops the puck during the first period of an NHL hockey game ag...

Most NHL teams using 2 goalies to get through pandemic play By LARRY LAGEFebruary 3, 2021 GMT Most NHL teams are keeping two goaltenders busy, trying to keep them fresh as the frequency of games picks up with the league shooting to squeeze 56 games into less than four months. Montreal, Boston, Carolina, Florida and Vegas are off to strong starts while essentially alternating starts between their goalies a few weeks into the pandemic-shortened season. Tampa Bay, Toronto and Washington, meanwhile, are among the successful teams leaning heavily on their No. 1 players between the pipes. ADVERTIS...

'Sloppy' hockey is the name of the game early in NHL season Sloppy is the term being used all over the league to describe play in the first two weeks of the season. After no exhibition games — and no action at all for seven teams in the past 10 months — there have been plenty of odd-man rushes and mistakes, with six goals a game being scored on average. The Canadian Press Arizona Coyotes' Nick Schmaltz and Anaheim Ducks' Max Jones , The Canadian Press With an outbreak delaying the Dallas Stars' opener, Rick Bowness got to watch a lot of hockey i...

“This is the hardest year to manage a flat cap,” Blues general manager Doug Armstrong said by phone. “It’s certainly no one’s fault at the league or the PA or the players or the management. It just caught everybody off guard.” A team can’t be over the cap and would have to play with fewer than the standard 18 skaters if necessary. It has happened a handful of times since the cap was implemented in 2005. What’s usually a difficult balancing act became a trapeze show this year for GMs and their cap gurus to save every dollar. According to the database site Puckpedia, 22 of 31 te...