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Montreal Canadiens goaltending coach Pierre Groulx will not be working with Carey Price any longer. Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin announced Monday the club will not renew the contract of Groulx, who also served...

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CHICAGO - The Chicago Blackhawks have agreed to terms with goaltender Antti Raanta on a one-year contract. The 24-year-old Raanta was 21-10-11 with five shutouts, a 1.85 goals-against average and a .943 save percentage i...

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The Tampa Bay Lightning have hired Rick Bowness as an associate coach. Bowness spent the previous seven seasons working as an assistant coach for the Vancouver Canucks, but was fired last week along with Alain Vigneault ...

PLYMOUTH, Mich. - Plymouth Whalers general manager Mike Vellucci was named Ontario Hockey League executive of the year on Monday. Vellucci, who also serves as the team's president, governor and head coach, was named OHL ...

CHICAGO -- They won the 2010 Stanley Cup with Finnish goalie Antti Niemi and now the Chicago Blackhawks have another Finnish netminder in their system by the same first name. The Blackhawks announced on Monday they have ...

The Chicago Blackhawks have announced that they have agreed to terms with Finnish goaltender Antti Raanta on a one-year contract.

The Chicago Blackhawks have agreed to terms on an entry level contract with standout free agent Finnish goalie Antti Raanta.

The top-seeded Pittsburgh Penguins will try to rebound from a poor showing in the opener of the Eastern Conference finals when they host the Boston Bruins in Monday's Game 2 at CONSOL Energy Center.

Is Boston's 2-0 series lead over Pittsburgh shocking? Perhaps. But the Bruins' 6-1 mauling of the Penguins on Monday is a result of their smarter play, writes Brian Cazeneuve.

After being blanked by a tenacious Bruins squad in Game 1, Pittsburgh needs a spark. The Penguins are looking to even the Eastern Conference finals as they host Boston in Game 2.

They're in a two-game hole against Chicago and their star goalie, Jonathan Quick, left Game 2 in the second period after giving up four goals. They're coming home, but the Blackhawks may be out of their league.

In an arena crammed with nearly 22,000 fans whose roars fairly made the ground tremble, Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick made a solitary and silent skate from his crease to the bench.

Every team that makes it this far in the NHL playoffs is bound to suffer from bumps and bruises, if not worse, but injuries are coming at the Los Angeles Kings from all angles.

CHICAGO -When Jonathan Quick skated off the ice midway through the second period, he seemed to take any chance for a Kings comeback with him.

There's a sign in the hallway that runs from the home locker room to the ice at the United Center. It says "EARN IT," and it was sure hard to argue that the Chicago Blackhawks haven't done just that during an impressive ...

There's a sign in the hallway that runs from the home locker room to the ice at the United Center. It says "EARN IT," and it was sure hard to argue that the Chicago Blackhawks haven't done just that during an impressive ...

CHICAGO - The NHL reviewed Dave Bolland's hit on the Kings' Mike Richards late in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals and decided no punishment was merited for the Blackhawks center.

After the second game of their previous series, the Blackhawks exited the United Center ice with their heads hanging.

As reporters rushed toward Matt Cooke in the locker room at Consol Energy Center on Sunday afternoon, an observer gleefully called out that the Penguins winger was lovable.