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· 3hTwo-Time Stanley Cup Champ Tyler Johnson Retires: 'Thank You All For Being Part Of My Journey'
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Tyler Johnson announced his retirement from the NHL at 34. The center played a combined 863 regular-season and playoff games in 13 NHL seasons with the Tampa Bay Lightning, Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins. He was part of the Lightning’s back-to-back Cup wins in 2020 and 2021.
GM Eric Tulsky was among the league's most active executives when the calendar flipped to July, initially engineering a ...
After a decorated NHL career marred by injuries, a former teammate of Brad Marchand and Connor Bedard has announced his ...
Johnson was part of the Lightning’s core when they reached the final in 2015 and hoisted the Cup in 2020 and ’21.
Bowen Byram has been at the center of trade discussions since the NHL wrapped up its 2024-25 season, thanks in large part to ...
Let's start with a recap: On June 28, Yzerman traded for goaltender John Gibson by sending Petr Mrazek and two draft picks to ...
Cal Foote, once a rising NHL star, is now embroiled in a legal battle. He is charged in the Hockey Canada sexual assault case ...
Former Boston Bruins and San Jose Sharks player Lyndon Byers died at the age of 61. The Bruins released a statement Saturday: ...
Whether Connor McDavid wins a Stanley Cup or not, he should still go down as one of the greatest players to ever play the ...
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