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The Nashville Predators announced Monday the signing of pending unrestricted free agent goaltender Carter Hutton to a two-year contract worth $1.45 million.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - St. John's IceCaps defenceman Will O'Neill was suspended for one game by the American Hockey League on Monday. It's a result of O'Neill's match penalty for cross-checking in Game 5 of the Eastern Con...

With Chicago's failure to repeat as Cup champs, what qualifies as an NHL dynasty now?

A capsule look at the Stanley Cup between the New York Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings:

Henrik Lundqvist had his game-day face on at practice.

Goaltender Carter Hutton signed a two-year, $1.45 million contract with the Nashville Predators on Monday, general manager David Poile announced. Hutton will make $700,000 in 2014-15 and $750,000 in 2015-16. He could hav...

When the Los Angeles Kings won the franchise's first Stanley Cup title in 2012, the eighth-seeded club dominated the opposition with a 16-4 record and never once faced an elimination game.

The Los Angeles Kings may be the heavy favorites to capture the 2014 Stanley Cup championship, but New York Rangers coach Alain Vigneault is confident that his team can pull off the upset.

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Florida Panthers general manager Dale Tallon received permission Monday morning from his Montreal Canadiens counterpart, Marc Bergevin, to speak with Canadiens assistant coach Gerard Gallant about the Panthers' vacant co...

The New York Rangers will meet the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup final, the first time teams from New York and Los Angeles have faced off for a championship in North American professional sports since 1981. It has...

Sports Illustrated's Boomer Esiason discusses the L.A. Kings and New York Rangers match-up in the Stanley Cup Finals and predicts his outcome for the series.

Bob Fallen, former Reebok-CCM Hockey marketer and businessman, has been appointed league president and commissioner of the United States Hockey League, it was announced Monday. Fallen, who is the third USHL commissioner ...

In today's must-read stories: The sting of losing to L.A. will linger in Chicago; Rangers' x-factor; more.

Six Kings, and Chicago's fatal flaw, played key roles in dethroning the champs in an epic series.

CHICAGO - Let's get to the news first: The Rangers are cooked. It hardly mattered in that sense -- but only in that sense -- whether the Kings or Blackhawks won Game 7 of the Western Conference finals. The task falls to ...

Let's get to the news first: The Rangers are cooked.

Let's get to the news first: The Rangers are cooked.

Words failed them Sunday, but their faith in one another never wavered.

Put that dynasty talk on hold.

CHICAGO-At 10:10 Sunday night, Chicago shook its fist at fate, cursed the Kings and slowly started to face reality that will take all summer to sink in.

Incredible drama, dire moments, euphoria.