Hischier and Ambühl, who wore an 'A' throughout the tournament, have a 15-year age difference. Despite the age gap, both players have made significant contributions to Swiss ice hockey in their ...

For Hischier, it’s more than just a tournament. It’s the honor of representing his country on the world’s biggest stage, something he’s long imagined, and he will finally get to live out.

A #NJDevils representative told me that the organization has no long-term concerns regarding Nico Hischier's injury, and this is precautionary. — Kristy Flannery (@InStilettos_NHL) May 16, 2025 ...

From draft picks (Aleksander Barkov, Aaron Ekblad) to trades (Matthew Tkachuk, Brad Marchand, Sam Bennett), the building of the Panthers two-time Stanley Cup winners.

Having Hischier and Meier together gives Switzerland a top-notch pairing for their first line, allowing someone like Fiala or Niedereiter to slot into the second line and balance their scoring.

Knight has met every challenge and thrived despite it all. They still have Gajan and Drew Commesso to evaluate, but Knight’s addition raises the bar for the future of the Blackhawks’ goaltending.

Hischier recorded 35 goals and 34 assists in 69 games with the Devils in 2024-25. The 26-year-old, who was named New Jersey’s captain during the 2020-21 season, has 171 goals and 251 assists for ...

The Washington Capitals saw a couple of their former players in Nate Schmidt and Vitek Vanecek hoist the Stanley Cup for the first time on Tuesday, as the Florida Panthers clinched their second ...

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The 28 teams on the outside looking in should study what went right and wrong for the Stars, Hurricanes, Oilers and Panthers.

On Monday morning, Team Switzerland announced the first six players who made the preliminary roster for the 2026 Olympics. This marks the first time that NHL players will be able to participate ...

It isn’t so much that Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner is changing anything when he steps into the batter’s box with runners in scoring position. “It’s more just a feeling of importance ...