Sonny Sachdeva

TORONTO — It took only moments on this Saturday night, underneath the Scotiabank Arena lights, for you to get the sense this one was going to be a rollercoaster.

TORONTO — On a night like this, that begins as a mess, two teams stuck in the mud, falling all over each other, you can feel the full weight of

As the NHL comes out of its cap flat era, projections of where the upper limit could go are running wild. With $100 million on the horizon, and some speculating an increase to $110 million in two years, here's a look at how that could impact the next wave of contracts.

A century ago, on this day, the Boston Bruins stepped out onto the sheet at the Boston Arena for the very first game of their long, winding, storied history.

With the 4 Nations Face-Off rosters now taking shape, attention turns to how the squads stack up against one another. Here’s a look at which nation has the edge at each position heading into the tournament.

The projections and prognostications have given way to proclamations, Team Canada's brass announcing their 23-man roster for the 4 Nations Face-Off on Wednesday and backing their group to win the whole thing come February.

TORONTO — It would be all too simple to chalk it up to a bad break. A puck careening off an official's skate deep in the Toronto Maple Leafs ' zone, just half a period left in a 1-1 game.

One third of the way through Berube's first season in Toronto, the club's new identity is beginning to take shape: low-event hockey that's far more reliant on steady goaltending and stout defence than high-flying offensive showcases.

As the longtime coach and GM of the junior-A Eagles, Andrew Milne has become a fixture in the Canmore hockey community. Seeing the town and its people through his eyes, it quickly becomes clear why he never wants to leave.

Over his young career, Leafs forward Matthew Knies has quickly come to enjoy playing against the Lightning. On Monday, he struck again with two goals in a Toronto victory.