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This is my first October as a retired hockey player, and as I look back on my career, I have to wonder: Why did my bubble keep popping year after year, while ot

Just like on the first day of elementary school, we ask athletes to answer a few questions about themselves so you can get to know them better. Next up is Washi

Just like on the first day of elementary school, we ask athletes to answer a few questions about themselves so you can get to know them better. Next up is Washi

The National Women’s Hockey League was born the way a lot of startups are born in 2015.

Why do some of hockey's best players spend the summer training at an old gas station in the middle of Connecticut?

So I’m the guy who’s supposed to put the little rubber puck into the back of the net. Pretty simple. The only thing is, there’s a 6-foot-5 monster wearing pillo

I was sitting in a locker room at the Oakland Ice Center with my University of Washington teammates waiting to go out for warmups at 12:30 a.m. on Sunday. Yes,

This is The Tribune Mailbag, a new series in which athletes will answer questions directly sent from our readers.

Today, I’m retiring from the National Hockey League.

Kids now don’t understand what it was like back in the late ’70s, early ’80s.

I’d rather be seen as different because I’m an athlete at the top of my game. That’s something that not everybody can say.

Today, I am retiring from the National Hockey League.

It was difficult having my mom’s death play out so publicly, but in a way I’m thankful that it allowed her to get the acknowledgement she deserved.

I don’t want anybody to feel sorry for me or think that I’m playing with a handicap. When I’m out there on the ice, I’ll be 100 percent.

I’m back. I didn't have enough time to get to every player I wanted to get to in the first post. So this weekend I fired up the old YouTube player again and did

One of the biggest things I’ve learned about Lou Lamoriello over the years is that there’s always a method to his madness.

How many times have you heard this line before? “Aw come on, it wasn’t a great save. He shot it right into the goalie’s glove!” It...

I wish I had a heartwarming story for you. But like a lot of hockey stories, it all started with a brawl.

My time in Pittsburgh came to an end yesterday when I signed with the San Jose Sharks, and guys like Rob Scuderi and Marc-Andre Fleury are part of what make it

I don’t consider myself a good hockey player. I don’t even consider myself a good fighter. But if I want to keep playing hockey, that’s what I’ve got to do.

I never wanted to be the fighter. I never wanted to be the wild man or the bully.I certainly never wanted to be an alcoholic. But we all put on masks to survive

It's difficult to explain to a fan, but your life as a professional athlete is colored by uncertainty.

Athletes take to Twitter to respond to the Chicago Blackhawks winning their third Stanley Cup in six seasons.

In Story Time, athletes share random stories from their career with little context. For this edition, we asked former New Jersey Devils teammates Scott Gomez an