Longtime NHL executive Ray Shero, a former general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins and New Jersey Devils, died Wednesday at 62, the league announced. “Ray Shero’s smile and personality lit up ...

Starting with the Preds as an assistant GM in 1998, the franchise’s first season in the NHL, through 2006, Shero was one of former Predators General Manager David Poile’s closest confidants. Shero was ...

Longtime NHL executive Ray Shero died Wednesday. He was 62. Shero's passing was first announced by the Minnesota Wild. No ...

Ray Shero, the longtime NHL executive and son of a Hockey Hall of Fame coach, has died, the NHL announced in a statement on Wednesday. He was 62.

Longtime NHL executive Ray Shero, who won the 2009 Stanley Cup with the Penguins and later helped rebuild the Devils, died on Wednesday, the NHL announced. He was 62.

Shero came to the Penguins in May 2006 at a critical time. The team had Sidney Crosby, who just put up 100+ points as an 18-year old. They would work on signing Evgeni Malkin. Marc-Andre Fleury was ...

NHL Combine in Buffalo, the last prospect to interview with teams was a young 17-year-old Swedish forward named Jesper Bratt. And the final team he interviewed with was the New Jersey Devils. Bratt ...

Ray Shero, a longtime NHL executive who constructed the Penguins’ Stanley Cup-winning roster in 2009 and assembled the Devils’ current star-filled core, died Wednesday, the league announced.

Before his death, Ray Shero served as the general manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins for five years, from 2006 until he was fired in 2014. He successfully led the team to win the 2009 Stanley Cup ...

Ultimately, the Islanders need a progressive mind finely attuned to the modern NHL game of speed and youth. Having Collins, ...

It is kismet that the <a target="_blank" href=" Jersey Devils' first game after the passing of former general manager Ray Shero will be against the <a target="_blank" href=" Penguins. The other team ...

In Ray Shero, who died Wednesday at the age of 62, Bylsma had lost so much more than a friend. Through the tears, the Seattle Kraken head coach didn’t hold back. “Today,” Bylsma said ...