New Jersey Devils center Cody Glass (lower body) is poised to re-enter the lineup on Saturday against the New York Rangers. He has been out of action for four games due to a lower-body injury. Since ...

Breaking down the third-period penalties, fisticuffs that overshadowed the Caps’ Alex Ovechkin scoring career goal No. 892 as ...

Los Angeles Angels shortstop Nicky Lopez was standing in the batter's box after taking a ball against the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday when he was suddenly hit in the head by his own bat.

The man, who was playing goalie, left the game after being hit and collapsed near the stands. Bystanders performed CPR until Jacksonville Fire and Rescue arrived and transported him to the hospital, ...

Ovechkin hit the NHL with literally a thundering, glass-breaking crash — the hit that he delivered on Columbus defenseman ...

Even though the 2024-25 NHL ... his way into a bigger contract this offseason, especially with the salary cap set to rise. The Blackhawks – again – made a lot of moves to sell players ahead ...

It wasn’t a hard hit, but it was ... third period. Both players played important roles for their teams, but JT Miller’s shove became a key moment. Following this, NHL fans startred reacting ...

Vancouver Canucks winger Kiefer Sherwood collects his 384th hit to set the record after nudging his former teammate Carson Soucy. Vancouver Canucks winger Kiefer Sherwood made NHL history Saturday ...

Kiefer Sherwood is in his first season with the Vancouver Canucks but is making NHL history ... It’s impossible to tell what kind of hit numbers players throughout the game’s history put ...

He has seven games with 10+ hits, hitting a season and career-high 12 hits on October 22 against the Chicago Blackhawks. That's the most hits by any NHL player ... he'll go into the record books.

Carol Schram is a Vancouver-based reporter who covers hockey. For nearly a decade, iPads on benches have allowed NHL players and coaches to access real-time video and data insights during game play.

He highlights incidents involving players like Dylan Larkin and Mathieu Joseph, stressing concerns about liability and the changing approach to physical play in the NHL and junior hockey.