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Inside Scoop: Pens Support Staff Going Above and Beyond by Michelle Crechiolo @PensInsideScoop / Penguins Team Reporter On Thursday, the Penguins returned to practice as usual at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex. It was a welcome return to some semblance of normalcy after a road swing through Boston and New York City filled with distractions, uncontrollables and inconveniences - from injuries to inclement weather to COVID-related is...

Minnesota Wild Fan Petitioning Team to Change Jerseys Enter your number to get our free mobile app A devoted Minnesota Wild fan has taken his concerns about the team-- and its jerseys-- and filed a new petition that's active right now on change.org. When it comes to social activism these days, signing a petition on the website change.org is one of the many ways to make your voice heard. Of course, a quick perusal of the change.org site and you'll find a TON of different causes, all seeking your support. Some seek profound change and attempt to right a 'wrong' in society. Others are concerned ...

Canadiens set to debut "Reverse Retro" jerseys on Thursday Game will mark first of six "Adidas Reverse Retro Nights presented by RONA" of the season by Montreal Canadiens @CanadiensMTL / News Release MONTREAL - The Montreal Canadiens will formally don their throwback jerseys inspired by the mid-1970s design of their uniform for the first time, Thursday night in their game against the Ottawa Senators at the Bell Centre.  All to...

TSN Toronto Reporter Mark Masters reports on the Maple Leafs, who practised at the Ford Performance Centre on Wednesday ahead of Thursday’s game against the Vancouver Canucks. Before starting a special teams drill on Wednesday, the Leafs players were called over to the bench where a big-screen television had been set up. Video and coaching co-ordinator Sam Kim had clips of the Vancouver Canucks power play ready to roll.  "I haven't seen a TV put on the bench during practice in my career so that was a nice first for pretty much everyone on the ice," said defenceman Travis Dermott.

It's also worth noting that the team has played the vast majority of its games without top forward Sean Couturier, the reigning Selke winner who suffered a rib injury in the second game of the season.  He's getting closer to returning (more on that in a minute) and some other players could soon shake off some rust from extensive time away from hockey. Carter Hart hasn't been at his best, and the team's one offseason acquisition, Erik Gustafson, hasn't come close to playing at the level many expected. There are special teams issues and injury concerns. Sure, you can take a glass-half-empty ap...