Congratulations to Meredith and the Gaudreaus on the birth of Carter Michael Gaudreau!   The newest member of the #CBJ Family 💙

For Millsy ❤️

#GoJetsGo Adam Lowry (96:08) scores the 3rd latest Game 7 goal in history

NHL Mock Draft 2025: Matthew Schaefer to Islanders as we pick for every lottery team nytimes.com/athletic/63353…

‘Widely regarded as one of The Kinks greatest hits, “Waterloo Sunset” was released on this day on May 5, 1967. Written and produced by Kinks frontman Ray Davies, “Waterloo Sunset” was ranked in Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time list. It was also their first single

Welcome to LA! 🌟 We've named Ken Holland the 10th General Manager in franchise history. 📲 bit.ly/43iaJM3 #GoKingsGo

That's the end of our ESPN season...thanks for watching - a big summer ahead, family, golf, a little travel and most importantly getting our son Riley off to play Penn State Men’s Soccer Be well ✌️

Corentin Moutet with one of the SHOTS OF THE YEAR at Wimbledon. Fake-out overhead between the legs drop shot?! He’s out here inventing new shots 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

Happy 90th birthday, Cliff Fletcher! He spent close to two decades with the #Flames organization, first as the general manager in Atlanta (1972 through 1980) and then in Calgary (1980-1991), where he captured the Stanley Cup in 1989 🔥

Heartbroken. Mark Kirton, the ex NHLer who has battled ALS for years, has passed away. I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone more determined, more impressive, more full of life. Rest in peace, pal. We are so sorry.

Husband, Father, Grandfather, NHL goaltender, hockey commentator, President of the Toronto Maple Leafs, politician, lawyer, author, and philanthropist. Ken’s hockey career was nothing short of remarkable. As a goaltender for the Montreal Canadiens from 1971 to 1979, he won six

RIP Ken Dryden (1947–2025) One of the most important figures of the modern era — Hall of Fame goaltender, best-selling author, and a true leader of the game. To Bruins fans, Dryden will forever be remembered as the brick wall who stood in the way of Stanley Cup dreams in 1971,

Ken Dryden sketch, 1975. Courtesy of the McCord Museum

In every aspect of his storied life, Ken Dryden stood tall.  We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Honoured Member Ken Dryden, a remarkable, sincere, and longstanding supporter of the Hockey Hall of Fame. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family and friends.

I had the privilege of having several cups of coffee at my house with Ken Dryden to discuss concussion research and the great game of hockey. His wisdom, integrity, and leadership left a lasting impression on me. Ken was a remarkable person and someone I admired greatly.

Shaken and saddened by the news of Ken Dryden’s passing. For years, he was the undisputed conscience of the game. His important and relentless work on concussion awareness will matter as much as the many and varied things he accomplished on the ice. He lived a life that mattered.

Ken and I spoke extensively for a project at The Athletic, on the NHL’s top 100 players of the post-expansion era, which included Dryden and many of his Montreal Canadiens’ teammates. Every conversation was thought provoking and provided both telling anecdotes and great insight.

Ken Dryden and I both grew up in Toronto in the 1960s and shared an elementary school experience - combining two years in one to graduate faster. He chronicled his experience in The Class - well worth the read for its insights into how life turned out for he and his classmates.

fantasy trends is BACK and ready to get you set for your draft looking at the biggest differences between our cheat sheet + nhl dot com's top200 fantasy players nytimes.com/athletic/66095…

The new NHL CBA establishes for the first time a health care and wellness fund for retired players. League, union and Alumni Association officials share details of some incredibly important progress: apnews.com/article/nhl-re…