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With Jonathan Toews and Patrice Bergeron hurting, uncertainty looms over Game 6 of the Cup final. Chicago's 3-2 series lead vs. Boston doesn't mean as much, says Stu Hackel.

The Los Angeles Kings traded goaltender Jonathan Bernier to the Toronto Maple Leafs for forward Matt Frattin, goaltender Ben Scrivens and a second-round draft selection, the team announced Sunday.

Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said Sunday he was optimistic that Jonathan Toews would play in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup finals after the star center sat out the third period of Game 5 due to an upper-body inj...

Many are saying Toronto gave up too much to bring in another goalie, but even if everything comes up roses for the Kings, it's still a good move for the Leafs to make

TORONTO (AP) The Toronto Leafs have acquired goaltender Jonathan Bernier from the Los Angeles Kings.

The Los Angeles Kings were rumored to be exploring trade possibilities involving talented young goaltender Jonathan Bernier. The Toronto Maple Leafs have frequently been mentioned as a team being in the market for a top-...

THN's prospect expert Ryan Kennedy offers up his predictions for the 2013 NHL draft. In the fifth installment of the mock draft, Ryan forecasts Winnipeg's, Columbus' and the New York Islanders' picks and gives an in-dept...

Boston Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron is day-to-day after being injured in the Stanley Cup finals against the Chicago Blackhawks.

Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli says forward Patrice Bergeron was discharged from a Chicago hospital and was expected to fly home with the team Sunday morning.

CHICAGO - Patrice Bergeron has been discharged from a Chicago hospital and is flying home to Boston with the Bruins, the team said Sunday. Bergeron left Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final Saturday night with an undisclosed ...

CHICAGO - Chicago Blackhawks players heard questions about Corey Crawford after Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final and vowed to make their starting goaltender's job easier by playing better defence in front of him. They del...

Patrice Bergeron left the arena in an ambulance. The Bruins headed home on the brink of elimination.

A dozen slices of wheat bread and two plates of quartered oranges sat untouched on a table in the middle of the Boston locker room, fortifications for an overtime period that never came.

Patrick Kane was right there again. Slicing through the middle of the ice, setting up his teammates for prime opportunities. Using his skills to beat another hot goaltender.

A dozen slices of wheat bread and two plates of quartered oranges sat untouched on a table in the middle of the Boston locker room, fortifications for an overtime period that never came.

Five things learned in the Chicago Blackhawks 3-1 win over the Boston Bruins in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals on Saturday night:

Bryan Bickell skated toward the net, as brawny, crusty wingers are wont to do, then stopped once the whistle blew.

Suppressing the childlike grin that now identifies him as easily as his red No. 88 sweater, Patrick Kane was talking about offensive hockey.

Suppressing the childlike grin that now identifies him as easily as his red No. 88 sweater, Patrick Kane was talking about offensive hockey.

The last time the Blackhawks headed to Boston they were in search of a victory to regain home-ice advantage.

When Patrice Bergeron left for the hospital with an undisclosed injury midway through Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final, it didn't bode well for the Bruins' comeback chances from a two-goal deficit.