Buy 2 Get 2 Free season tickets are available for the 2009-10 Ducks campaign, offering 64 percent savings ($15 per seat) off the regular price of seats and many other benefits.

Ducks prospect Kyle Palmieri is turning heads in his return to competitive action at the U.S. National Junior Evaluation Camp.

The Ducks announced on Thursday that they have acquired right wing Evgeny Artyukhin from Tampa Bay in exchange for left wing Drew Miller and a third-round selection in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. UPDATE: Bob Murray comments

Ducks right wingers Bobby Ryan and George Parros recently visited soldiers at Fort Irwin, the U.S. Army’s largest National Training Center, located just outside of Barstow.

The Ducks have acquired goaltender Justin Pogge from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a conditional selection in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.

The Thrashers have agreed to terms with restricted free agent Colby Armstrong who scored a career-high 22 goals in the 2008-09 season. Armstrong was acquired from Pittsburgh in 2008 in the Marian Hossa trade.

The Atlanta Thrashers have re-signed goalie Kari Lehtonen. The 25-year-old Finland native posted a 19-22-3 record in 2008-09 and has a career record of 94-83-17 with the Thrashers, along with a 2.87 GAA and .912 save percentage.

The Thrashers kick off the 2009-10 season at Philips Arena on Oct. 3 when they host the Tampa Bay Lightning. The season closes out on April 10 with a home matchup against the defending Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins.

Evander Kane and Spencer Machacek have known each other since one of them was a 15-year-old rookie call-up and the other was a budding leader with the Vancouver Giants. Now they both hope to make the Thrashers. Kane Micd Up |

On Monday Paul Postma got micd up for Thrashers TV and on Tuesday Evander Kane followed in his footsteps. Make sure you dont miss out on the latest features Thrashers videos. Video: Evander Interviews Levko Koper |

Its all part of the business. Players move on. Like the past few days here at the TD Garden. One out. One in. And another one out. But that "another one" was somebody special in P.J. Axelsson

In the latest episode of Whitecise, strength & conditioning coach John Whitesides puts Mark through an extensive shoulder workout, demonstrating how to work out with exercise bands. Click here for the complete episode guide.

General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced today that the club has signed unrestricted free agent defenseman Derek Morris to a one-year contract. Morris, 30, enters his 13th NHL season and Boston becomes his fifth NHL team

GM Peter Chiarelli has announced the the Bs have acquired Patrick Eaves and a 4thround pick in the 2010 draft from Carolina in exchange for Aaron Ward. The club has placed Eaves on waivers. Chiarelli Conference Call | Bishs Blog |

The skies cleared and the seas were calm for Wednesday nights Harbor Cruise. bostonbruinsTVs Erin spoke to Bob and Don Sweeney about the Foundation, the Bs annual trip around the harbor and the upcoming Pan-Mass Challenge

In this weeks Classic Clip, sabres.com takes a look back at Ryan Millers first career NHL shutout. The Buffalo Sabres netminder made 22 saves on Jan. 14, 2003 to clinch a 1-0 victory against the Minnesota Wild.

The Buffalo Sabres today announced their 2009 preseason schedule. The team will play a total of six games, including two at HSBC Arena. Both home games will begin at 7 p.m.

Sabres.com wants you to chronicle the top moments in Sabres history with the Fans Top Five countdown. Check out last weeks results for the top five nicknames and vote on this weeks category, ranking the top five one-liners from Harry Neale.

Shootout host Kevin Sylvester discusses the trend of NHL arbitration this offseason and takes a look back at prior deals made - including Daniel Briere and J.P. Dumont.

As the Buffalo Sabres gear up for training camp, sabres.com will take a look at up-and-coming players in the organization - profiling a different prospect each week . Take a look at this weeks profile on defenseman TJ Brennan.

Dustin Boyd will don the Flaming C once again. The forward has resigned for his third season as a Flame.

Curtis Glencross held his first annual Glencross Invitational Golf Tournament at the Springbank Links Golf Club Tuesday in support of Crimestoppers.

Frederick Sjostrom was a fantastic contributor to the Calgary Hitmen from 2001-2003. Now that hes coming back to town with the Flames, Sjostrom is hoping to recapture some of that magic.

The Calgary Flames traded Wayne Primeau and a draft pick to the Toronto Maple Leafs Monday for forward Colin Stuart and defenseman Anton Stralman and Toronto’s 7th round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.

Calgary forward Rene Bourque, a Metis from northern Ablerta, spoke with youth at the recent First Nations AFN Youth Symposium in Calgary. Flames TV Online was there to capture the event.

The Hurricanes have announced the schedule for 2009s training camp, the on-ice portion of which begins on September 13.  Most practices are open to the public. | Full Schedule (PDF) |

The 10th annual Caniac Carnival is set for Sunday, September 20 at the RBC Center.  Admission is free for the event, which includes rides, interactive games, a live band and - new this year - the Crazy Caniac Challenge | Carnival Details |

Tom Barrasso recently spoke to CanesVision Online about his recent induction into the USA Hockey Hall of Fame, memories of his playing career and his current role as an assistant coach with the Hurricanes.

The Hurricanes today announced that the team has agreed to terms with center Stephane Yelle on a one-year, $550,000 contract.  Yelle, 35, is entering his 14th NHL season. | TTS: Loaded at Center | Video: Rutherford on Signing |

Rod Brind’Amour, Erik Cole, Joe Corvo, Chad LaRose and Hurricanes television voice John Forslund will take part in this weekend’s Jimmy V Celebrity Golf Classic. The celebrity field tees off Sunday at 9:30 a.m. | Community: Canes Ready for V |

The Chicago Blackhawks have recalled left wing Bryan Bickell from the American Hockey League’s Rockford IceHogs. Bickell, 23, has recorded a +2 plus/minus rating in three games with the Blackhawks this season. He also recorded four penalt...

The Chicago Blackhawks announced today a partnership with The PrivateBank for the 2009-10 season. Under the partnership, The PrivateBank becomes the presenting sponsor of each first-row seat on the 100 level of the United Center at Blackhawks gam...

With 43.5 percent of the fan vote, Cristobal Huets save against Phoenixs Keith Yandle on Nov. 5 was selected as chicagoblackhawks.coms Play of the Week for Nov. 1-7. Results: Huets save at PHX: 43.5% Versteegs goal at PHX: 22.2% Niem...

The Chicago Blackhawks have reassigned left wing Bryan Bickell to the American Hockey League’s Rockford IceHogs. Bickell, 23, has recorded a +2 plus/minus rating in three games with the Blackhawks this season. He also recorded four penalt...

The Chicago Blackhawks have recalled left wing Bryan Bickell from the American Hockey League’s Rockford IceHogs. Bickell, 23, has been held scoreless in two games with the Blackhawks this season. He also recorded four penalty minutes ...

Colorado officially introduced its top three picks from the 2009 NHL Entry Draft - (left to right) Ryan OReilly, Matt Duchene and Stefan Elliott - at a press conference Tuesday in Denver I Photo Gallery

USA Hockey announced Tuesday that Avalanche forward Paul Stastny is among the 34 players who have been invited to the U.S. Olympic Mens Ice Hockey Orientation Camp from Aug. 17-19, at Seven Bridges Ice Arena in Woodridge, Ill.

The Colorado Avalanche made seven selections at the 2009 NHL Entry Draft held Friday and Saturday at the Bell Centre in Montreal, including three of the first 49 picks and the No. 3 overall choice Sherman Reacts

Colorados selection of Matt Duchene was the biggest Avalanche news coming out of the draft, but the club also bolstered its organization talent across the board by adding prospects such as Ryan OReilly (left) and Stefan Elliott

The 2009 NHL Entry Draft came to a close Saturday at the Bell Centre in Montreal, with rounds 2-7 being conducted. Get to know each of Colorados seven picks from this years draft

Columbus Blue Jackets General Manager Scott Howson announced today that the club has reached an agreement with the Gwinnett Gladiators to serve as the ECHL affiliate for the Blue Jackets and the American Hockey Leagues

Rick Nash will likely be playing for Team Canada come February. The story on Day One in Calgary, Alberta - site of the Team Canadas camp - is which three goaltenders will make the team and for CBJ fans; is Steve Mason on that list? . Read

Single game tickets for 2009 preseason home games are on now at the Nationwide Arena Ticket Office, the FOX Sports Ohio Blue Line team store at The Mall at Tuttle Crossing, ticket outlets at the Chillers, as well as

Single-game tickets for all Columbus Blue Jackets regular season games, including the Saturday, Oct. 3 Opening Night contest with the Minnesota Wild, will go on sale Thursday, September 3 at 10 a.m., the club announced

The National Hockey Leagues national television schedule for the 2009-10 season will feature the Columbus Blue Jackets in a pair of Central Division match-ups on VERSUS, the club and the League announced August 19. Read

Dont miss a second of the action as the Dallas Stars hit the ice in 2009-10. Download the entire schedule using INFUZER - a tool that automatically copies game dates and details into your computers or smart phones electronic calendar.

The list of NHLers trained in Denmark is pretty short, but that small up-and-coming hockey nation has been producing more players over the last few years and one of them, Philip Larsen, will likely patrol the blueline for the Stars some day.

For the overwhelming majority of non-first-round NHL draft choices, the path to maturing and developing into a big-leaguer usually takes several years or more. Impact players under 22 are rare and special exceptions...

Dallas Stars General Manager Joe Nieuwendyk announced today that the club has signed a two-year extension to its affiliate agreement with the Idaho Steelheads of the ECHL through the 2010-11 season.

DallasStars.com recently caught up with Stars goalie Marty Turco, asking him about his summer plans, working out and how he is personally approaching the 2009-10 campaign. Marty Turco Highlights |

The Red Wings announced today that the club has signed free agent forward Todd Bertuzzi to a one-year contract. Bertuzzi, 34, was originally a first round ...

With training camps about a month away, the first installment of NHL power rankings have made there way out. Sports Illustrated’s Allan Muir tabs Detroit No. 3 behind only Pittsburgh and San Jose, while MaxHockey.com placed the ...

As the temperature rises, hockey news seems to slowly trickle out during the last month of the off-season. Hockeytown Blog tracks down the latest news, both big and small, about your Red Wings so that you don’t have to.

This summer all NHL teams, including the Red Wings, are converting their Web sites to a style similar to NHL.com. The graphics and content details are unique to each team, but the framework will be streamlined and freshened. ...

Even as management takes some time off during the slowest part of the off-season, Hockeytown Blog continues to round up the latest Red Wings’ news to keep you informed about what your favorite NHL team is up to this summer.

General Manager Steve Tambellini announced today, the Edmonton Oilers have agreed to terms with forward Chris Minard and defenceman Matt Nickerson.

The Edmonton Oilers will open the 2009-10 season with an eight-game pre-season schedule, which will include four home games at Rexall Place and four away games. Islanders, Canucks, Flames and Panthers will visit Edmonton.

On the final day of Oilers Development Camp, we had an opportunity to speak with Oilers Skating & Skills Coach Steve Serdachny, Strength & Conditioning Coach Simon Bennett and Associate Coach Tom Renney. Follow the link for video.

There certainly was a sentiment from a large percentage of Oilers fans that that the team should step up to bring Ales Kotalik back. However a few things conspired against him remaining with the Oilers, including Kotalik himself.

General Manager Steve Tambellini announced today the Edmonton Oilers have acquired a conditional draft choice from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for forward Tim Sestito. | Off-Season Movement tracker |  

Young skaters spend their week this week, learning the ropes of skating and shooting from former Panthers forward Peter Worrell.

As President and Chief Operating Officer of the NHL’s Florida Panthers, Michael Yormark is always thinking of ways to build the Panthers brand and increase its standing with hockey fans in South Florida and across the country.

Ted Nolan’s circuitous career in the NHL has brought him nearly full circle. Some 25 years after being the captain of the Rochester Americans, Nolan has returned to the Panthers’ AHL affiliate to help restore the team’s history and excitement.

Make sure you stay up-to-date with all of the latest promotions, special offers, game time changes, recaps and other info by downloading the Panthers 2009-10 schedule via infuzer. | Home Opener Set For Oct. 10 |

In this episode of Above The Glass, Steve Goldstein, Bill Lindsay and Randy Moller discuss the Panthers 2009-10 schedule, all of the back-to-back games and who the Cats fans will see this season at the BankAtlantic Center.

Hall of Famer Marcel Dionne is born in Drummondville, Quebec...Dionne scored 550-757=1,307 in 12 seasons with LA, his greatest glory coming as a member of the famed "Triple Crown Line." See the Triple Crown line at Hockey Fest. |

LAKings.com caught up with Kings forward Oscar Moller to ask six questions about what he does during the off-season.  

The Kings announced the last four speaker series, including "Welcome to LA," with the newly acquired Kings |  Info | Buy Tickets now | Triple Crown Line at Hockey Fest | NHL Experts Panel | John Buccigross to host | NHL Trophies Too | Bob Miller |

Davis Drewiske (not pictured), along with Wayne Simmonds and Teddy Purcell (above) joined fans on the Inaugural Kings Cruise this past weekend. Drewiske blogged about his experience here for LAKings.com. Photos

With the season quickly approaching, the Kings held tryouts for the second edition of the LA Kings METAL Jeans Ice Crew on Monday night | Photos | Story |

The Minnesota Wild, represented by Derek Boogaard, publicly unveiled its new 3rd jersey for the 2009-10 season at the State Fair on Sunday. The forest green jersey will be worn for select games during the upcoming season

Wild Head Coach Todd Richards will make an appearance (Check out the Wilds State Fair page for more appearances), in juction with the St. Paul based company Kemps, at the State Fair Monday morning

Come see the Wild booth at the Minnesota State Fair, Aug. 27 through Sept. 7. Be there to see the new 3rd jerseys unveiled and introduce yourself to Wild players and staff throughout the fair at our new location

As the anticipation for the hockey season continues to grow, the Wild announced Thursday that it would be opening a new Hockey Lodge location (another place to pre-order your new 3rd jerseys!) in Maplewood

Wild.com got a summer update from Wild defenseman, Brent Burns, who is currently in Calgary participating in Canadas National Mens Team orientation camp and is giving the Team of 18,000 updates from the road

While September may be unseasonably warm and sunny in Montreal this year, for Habs fans across the city, it couldnt feel more like hockey season.

To be the champ, you’ve got to beat the champ. His first year with the Canadiens may not have gone as planned, but Georges Laraque still wears the NHL heavyweight belt around his waist.

Heading into his third NHL season, Carey Price is ready. The young goalie knows that his play between the pipes will again go a long way in determining what the 2009-10 season has in store for the Canadiens.

Although many hardcore Canadiens fans can rattle off the career accomplishments of hundreds of their old heroes, the question remains: what are these guys up to today? Today’s guest: Phil Goyette

The Canadiens announced Thursday  that 29 prospects will participate in the team’s rookie camp from September 7-11, at the Bell Sports Complex, in Brossard.

The Preds GOAL! Program will be making a special visit to Knoxville for the week of August 3-6. Registration for the program starts today (July 22) at 9 am ET / 8 am CT.

Predators GM David Poile announced the club has signed free-agent forward Ben Eaves to a one-year, two-way contract. Eaves is the third free agent forward the Preds have added this off-season. | Guite Signs | Olvecky Signs | 

The Preds Amateur & Youth Hockey staff recently wrapped up the 10th Annual Nashville Predators Hockey School presented by Delta Dental of Tennessee. | Summer 2010 Preds Hockey School | Preds G.O.A.L! Program |

The Predators have signed unrestricted free agent forward Peter Olvecky to a 1-year, two-way contract. Olvecky, 23, appeared in 31 games for the Minnesota Wild last season. | Preds Add Ben Guite | Yonkman Returns | Maki Agrees to Terms |

The Nashville Predators presented a check in excess of $120,000 in donations to Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt today as a result of the efforts from the “Predators Care for Kids” game nights held this past season.

Its been a busy summer for Jacques Lemaire, who was named Devils head coach in July after being tapped as an assistant for Team Canadas Olympic team. But he recently took the time to answer some of the nearly 300 questions sent by fans.

As our 2,100 Twitter followers already know, workers have begun installing bricks at Championship Plaza. A personalized brick makes a great gift for any diehard Devils fan! Brick info  |

Jacques Lemaire will be back behind the Devils bench when the regular season begins this October, but first hell be taking the time to answer fan questions right here on the Devils official site.

Newly re-signed forward Brendan Shanahan (right) made a big impact in just 34 games with the Devils last season. With a just over a month to go before training camp, NJD TV looks back at some of Shanahans top moments from 2008-09.

The Devils have re-signed forward Brendan Shanahan to a new contract.

Bailey, Rechlicz and DiBenedetto kick off individual ticket on-sale events, signing autographs at Team Stores

Vouchers for Islanders Hockey Academy, Player Impact and Islander Youth Hockey now redeemable

The Parts Authority Ice Girls appeared on the WPIX 11 morning show in prepartion for the teams tryouts on Saturday.  IslandersTV gives you a behind the scenes look at todays event.

Islander forward spends time at the Friends Academy, reading to the summer campers as a part of the TD Bank Summer Reading Program

Do not miss your chance to reserve group tickets to any of the Islanders home games this season.

Beating the Detroit Red Wings in heavily partisan Traverse City, Mich., is no small feat, but the Rangers were up to the task on Wednesday in a 4-3 victory over the Traverse City Prospects Tourney hosts. Next up is St. Louis in the third-place game.

The 2009 Rangers Season Subscriber Fan Fest, presented by American Express, was a thrilling day for all those lucky enough to attend. The event featured games, food and fun, as well as forums that even included a surprise visit from Mark Messier.

Ales Kotalik made a big name for himself during six NHL seasons in Buffalo and Edmonton, but the new Rangers wing from the Czech Republic wanted a taste of one of North Americas larger cities. Its one reason he signed with the Blueshirts.

The Rangers players at the 2009 Traverse City (Mich.) Prospects Tournament showed their might on Monday, as they routed the Atlanta Thrashers prospects 4-1. The win kept their tourney title hopes alive heading into Wednesdays game vs. Detroit.

Rangers Season Subscribers enjoyed a treat on Saturday at the teams Summer Fan Fest, presented by American Express. The day featured many, fun-filled activities with current and former Rangers players, plus a surprise visit from Mark Messier.

After 14 seasons, 1,008 regular-season games and 68 playoff appearances, 35-year-old Senators defenceman Jason Smith announced on Wednesday that he is retiring from the National Hockey League. ITS TIME TO MOVE ON.

Defenceman Erik Karlsson will be among 22 top prospects looking to impress Senators management when the teams annual rookie camp begins Saturday at Scotiabank Place. Theyll also play a tournament in Kitchener next week.

Ottawa mayor Larry OBrien (right) proclaimed Sept. 1 Roy Mlakar Day in honour of the contributions made by the former Senators president/CEO to the community and the success of the hockey franchise (Photo by Roger Lalonde/City of Ottawa).

Senators season-ticket holders learned details about the upcoming season during a conference call Monday with goaltender Pascal Leclaire (left), general manager Bryan Murray, owner Eugene Melnyk and president Cyril Leeder.

Senators general manager Bryan Murray (left) and owner Eugene Melnyk, shown earlier today on Sens TV, both believe Dany Heatley can be a big asset to the team if he ends up beginning the 2009-10 season in an Ottawa uniform.

The Flyers announced on Friday that they have signed 6’0”, 215-pound defenseman Marc-Andre Bourdon to an entry-level contract. Bourdon was chosen in the third round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft by Philadelphia.

The Flyers announced that they have signed forwards Lukas Kaspar, Krys Kolanos (above, right), Mika Pyorala and Jason Ward (above, left) and defenseman Joey Mormina to one-year contracts, according to Paul Holmgren.

On January 11, 1976, the Philadelphia Flyers hosted the Soviet Red Army team at the Spectrum. The Soviets famously left the ice in the first period after a hard hit on Valeri Kharlamov by defenseman Ed Van Impe.

For most folks in the hockey world the summer is a time to relax, spend time with friends and family, and take it down a notch or two from the hectic, almost non-stop pace of the season. Not so for Danny Briere, he said on Tuesday.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Ray Emery, Braydon Coburn, Brian Boucher and several other Flyers staff as the Winter Classic is announced at Fenway Park in Boston on July 15.

In an exclusive interview with phoenixcoyotes.com, NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly answers questions regarding the long-term future of the Coyotes.

The Coyotes will hold a Prospect Development Camp July 8-11 at Desert Schools Coyotes Center in Peoria. The team also will host a free "Open House" at Jobing.com Arena July 11 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. | Coyotes Qualify 12 RFAs | 

Mark your calendar to join United Blood Services at the 4th Annual Save our Summer Blood Drive at Jobing.com Arena on Thursday (July 2) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Coyotes Associate Coach Ulf Samuelsson was just one of several former NHL players who witnessed their sons being selected at this years NHL Entry Draft in Montreal.

Coyotes fans gathered at Buffalo Wild Wings in Scottsdale to watch the team make its first-round pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. | Coyotes Draft Central |  Open House |    Ekman-Larsson | Brown | Lee |

1:30 PM:  Players arrive at the “Hockey is for Everyone” skills clinic. The clinic is at the Fort Dupont Ice Arena, the only public indoor ice arena located in Washington, DC, and the only skating facility in the area that provides free or subsidized

Video | PensTV Host Alyonka caught up with Evgeni Malkin on his way to delivering season tickets to discuss his summer, the upcoming season and what he did on his day with the Stanley Cup.

Individual game tickets for the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 2009-10 regular season will go on sale to the general public Saturday at 10 a.m.  An average of 1,500-2,000 tickets will be available for each home game.

Before the 2009 Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins meet with President Obama at the White House on September 10, they will meet with another group, this one on the ice. Several members of the team will visit

Guerin, Kunitz, McKee & Talbot  | Bylsma, Fleury, & Gonchar | Dupuis, Kennedy, & Staal | Eleven Pittsburgh Penguins and head coach Dan Bylsma personally delivered season tickets to fans

For NHL.coms 25th installment of "30 teams in 30 days", they focused on the San Jose Sharks and came up with a State of the Union address that reviews offseason activity, a draft recap and five Sharks games you cant miss this season.

Sharks defenseman Dan Boyle (pictured above) is currently attending Team Canada Olympic Orientation Camp in Calgary. Making the squad is the first hurdle he has to clear in order to play in a tournament hes been thinking about since 2006.

Seven Bridges Ice Arena -- home of the Team USA Olympic Mens Orientation Camp -- is a mere five hours away from Joe Pavelskis hometown. But, that journey took the Sharks center the better part of seven years.

The San Jose Sharks announced Wednesday that tickets for their 2009 Preseason games at HP Pavilion at San Jose will go on sale on Monday, August 24 at 10:00 AM. The Sharks will host three preaseaon games.

Sharks fans will have the opportunity to meet and greet Sharks defenseman Brad Lukowich, who will be signing autographs at the Sharks Store at HP Pavilion on Wed, Aug. 26. The event will take place from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.

The Blues will open the 2009-10 season beginning Oct. 2 with back-to-back games with Detroit in Stockholm, Sweden. Home games at Scottrade Center will move back to 7 p.m. Get all the details. Season Schedule |

Since new management took over in 2006, the Blues have built the team through the draft and are proving it can work. David Backes, T.J. Oshie and Patrik Berglund are just a few factors in the teams winning formula.

With a capacity crowd watching from the stands and plenty more watching online, the Gold team emerged with a 5-3 win Saturday at the Blue vs. Gold Scrimmage at St. Louis Mills. Recap | Photos | Camp Coverage | 

The Blues and Fox Sports Midwest announced Thursday that Darren Pang, one of the premier analysts in hockey, will join John Kelly in the broadcast booth for Blues telecasts. Bernie Federko will serve as an ice-level analyst.

Visit the Blue Note Lounge at Scottrade Center from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14 for an All-Star Pre-Game Party. Meet John Davidson, select Blues players, and Louie before you head to the big game.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed free agent left wing Alex Tanguay to a one-year contract today, Executive Vice President and General Manager Brian Lawton announced.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have re-signed defenseman Matt Lashoff to a two-year contract today, Executive Vice President and General Manager Brian Lawton announced.

Every week during the summer you will have the chance to ask questions of your favorite Lightning players. Just email your questions in and it may be chosen to be answered on tampabaylightning.com! Make sure to check back each week

On July 21 the Lightning acquired David Hale and Todd Fedoruk in a trade with the Phoenix Coyotes. This week David Hale sits down in the hot seat for The Lightning Round.

The Tampa Bay Lightning’s Fan Fest 2009, presented by Embassy Suites Downtown, was a great success on two fronts Saturday afternoon...

Brian Burke announced Monday that the Maple Leafs have signed free agent goaltender Joey MacDonald to a one-year contract. MacDonald, 29, posted a a 14-26-6 record in 49 games with the New York Islanders last season.

Brian Burke announced Monday that the Leafs have acquired a conditional draft pick in 2011 from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for goaltender Justin Pogge. In seven games with the Leafs last season, the 23-year-old earned a record of 1-4-1.

Mapleleafs.coms Mike Ulmer is getting ready for a summer break, but first hes tackling some nagging questions that hell discuss with Leafs Nation in a LIVE CHAT on Thursday at 10 AM. Read the blog and get your questions in now!

The first phase of the Coca-Cola Zero (R) Fans First Game is now over. If you registered for the Contest between July 17th and 31st, check your email from August 4th to find out if you’re a winner. For more information, click here for

Brian Burke announced Tuesday that Dallas Eakins has been named the head coach of the Toronto Marlies. Eakins, 42, has spent the last four seasons in the organization, most recently serving as Director of Player Development.: Burke | Eakins

General Manager Mike Gillis announced today that the Canucks have re-signed right winger Jannik Hansen. In keeping with club policy terms were not disclosed. Hansen, 23, recorded 21 points (6-15-21) in 55 games played with the Canucks

The championship round is upon us. This is your last chance to vote your play-of-the-year into the finals. Burrows OT winner in Detroit, Willie wins it against the Leafs and the brouhaha in Chicago.

Canucks President and CEO, Chris Zimmerman has made the decision to step down from his position for family reasons. Mike Gillis will assume the role of President of Canucks Sports and Entertainment.

The Vancouver Canucks made their way across Canada in 2009. It kicked off with a memorable stop in Calgary and moved on to the nations capital for a showdown with the Sens?

The Vancouver Canucks made their way across Canada in 2009 and it started with a memorable stop in Calgary to face the Flames. Do you remember which Canucks forward stepped up to score the shootout game-winner?

Life in hockey is a good life, even when it means that most of your year is spent on the road, away from your family and away from your own bed. A morning skate in Calgary or Kettler – or any small town rink anywhere on the planet – is alluring to

The Washington Capitals have hired Arturs Irbe as the organization’s goaltending coach, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced today. VIDEO: McPhee on Irbe  |  Arturs Irbe | Boudreau on Irbe and goaltending

Mike and Brett take all your questions for everyting Caps related during the down time in August. Audio...more | Video

The main purpose of the Capitals’ annual summer development camp is to get the team’s young prospects into town and give them a brief indoctrination into the making of an NHL player both on and off the ice. Recent camps have provided a bonus

Last week the Capitals held open tryouts for the 2009-10 Red Rockers squad. For three days the candidates showcased their fitness, interview skills and dance routines. Nearly 60 people tried out, but only 14 lucky members made the squad.