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Burning questions for owners, players
Instead of fanning the flames, why can't owners and players work on extinguishing a lockout?
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Labor talks break with no counteroffer from players
The NHL and NHLPA remained at an impasse in the latest round of collective bargaining talks as the deadline for a lockout looms.
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NHL changes lottery rules -- 14 teams eligible for top pick
The NHL is borrowing a page from the NBA when it comes to the draft lottery.
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Wayne Gretzky said Chicago Blackhawks-Miami Heat debate is good for NHL
Wayne Gretzky believes the Blackhawks-Heat debate is good for the NHL.
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2013 Stanley Cup finals -- Patrick Kane of Chicago Blackhawks cites Miami...
Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane said he was inspired by watching LeBron James and Dwyane Wade combine for 65 points in the Heat's win over the Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA finals.
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LeBron James of Miami Heat, President Obama congratulate Chicago Blackhawks...
Hours after celebrating his own title with a parade in Miami, Heat star LeBron James tweeted out congratulations to another champion as he saluted Chicago Blackhawks winger Patrick Kane for winning...
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2015 NHL Playoffs: ESPN Forecast prediction, Stanley Cup finals
Our ESPN Forecast panel predicts which team -- the Blackhawks or the Lightning -- will hoist the Stanley Cup.
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NHL - For the good of the game, it's time to bring on the bigger nets
People are bigger, goalies are better and fans need a reason to get out of their seat more often, so it's time to make a change.
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Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw suspended one game for anti-gay slur
In the third period of Game 4 against the Blues, Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw appeared to use an anti-gay slur when he was sent to the penalty box.
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NHL playoff ratings in Canada down nearly 60 percent with no Canadian teams left
Canadian viewership is down by nearly 60 percent through the first week of the NHL playoffs compared with last spring, when there were five Canadian teams competing.
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