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Man charged in Gaudreaus' death had .087% BAC
The man charged with killing NHL hockey player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, as they bicycled, had a blood alcohol level of .087%, above the legal limit in New Jersey, a prosecutor said Friday.[read more]
Arda Öcal's best, funniest fantasy hockey team names
"The Drop" host Arda Öcal is here to help with his clever and creative fantasy hockey team names for the 2024-25 season.[read more]
2024-25 fantasy hockey draft kit: Everything you need to draft
Everything you need to know, all in one place, before you head into your fantasy hockey drafts.[read more]
WHL player commits to ASU, challenging NCAA
Braxton Whitehead of the WHL's Regina Pats has received a verbal commitment from Arizona State's Division I program despite NCAA eligibility rules that prevent any player who has appeared in a major junior hockey game from playing college hockey.[read more]
'I got a shiver down my spine': How Roberto Luongo saved a beer league team's season
The Beer League Leafs needed a replacement goalie for a win-or-go-home semifinal playoff game -- and they got a Hockey Hall of Famer to fill in.[read more]
Draft these forwards ready for their breakout season
Prepare for your fantasy hockey drafts by finding the forwards most likely to break out as scorers this season.[read more]
Fantasy hockey breakout defensemen to draft
Prepare for your fantasy hockey drafts by finding the defensemen most likely to break out as scorers this season.[read more]
From prep to draft to trades: How to win your league
The 2024-25 NHL season is nearly here, so play ESPN Fantasy Hockey with the same tips and tricks that the pros use.[read more]
Ex-Capitals forward Peat, 44, dies after accident
Former Washington Capitals forward Stephen Peat died from injuries he sustained in a recent accident, the NHL Alumni Association announced on Thursday.[read more]
Devils D-man Luke Hughes injured, out 6-8 weeks
Devils defenseman Luke Hughes injured his shoulder in training and will miss six to eight weeks.[read more]