While those outcomes will likely remain up in the air until the season’s dying days, though, we do have a pretty clear picture of what’s going on at the bottom of the standings — the teams ...

The playoff field features teams located across the US and Canada, from Washington and Montreal to Winnipeg and Edmonton.

On December 1, the Bruins had their centennial game against the Montréal Canadiens to celebrate being in the NHL for 100 ...

NHL uniforms ... saw cartoonish logos aimed at younger fans, while modern jerseys balance tradition with innovation. This evolution reflects changes in creative approaches, team identity, and ...

The nominees were selected by their respective NHL teams. The winner will be chosen by a selection committee consisting of Commissioner Gary Bettman as well as former winners of the King Clancy ...

The nominees were selected by their respective NHL teams. The winner will be chosen by a selection committee consisting of Commissioner Gary Bettman as well as former winners of the King Clancy ...

It's not even that Buffalo holds the NHL's longest playoff drought, it's that nothing the team ever does seems to move things in the right direction. We thought the Jeff Skinner trade might change ...

But just how many clubs in NHL history have been able to go back-to-back? Here's what to know: How many teams have won two straight Stanley Cups? In the expansion era, which began with the 1967-68 ...

The Red Wings used to give out a football helmet to their player of the game. That has since changed to a fedora first ...

How many games are in an NHL season? All NHL teams play 82 regular-season contests. When does the NHL season end? The final games of the regular season take place on Thursday, April 17.

Here's what to know about the Presidents' Trophy: The Presidents' Trophy is awarded to the NHL team that finishes with the most points in the regular season. In the event of a tie for most points ...

The wooden mosaic logos will line the Player Walkway, the path each player at the draft will take before hearing their name called on stage.