EDMONTON — In front of a black Stanley Cup Final backdrop and flanked by the Conn Smythe Trophy on his left and the Stanley Cup on his right, Paul Maurice sat down next to his general manager in ...

Panthers coach Paul Maurice defended Tomas Nosek after his critical penalty in overtime led to the Oilers' game-winning goal in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Florida Panthers coach Paul Maurice emphasizes the importance of discussing and reflecting on past experiences, especially in high-pressure situations like the Stanley Cup Final. Maurice promised ...

California Ex-Olympic star Maurice Greene reacts after HS girl gets disqualified over fire extinguisher celebration Clara Adams used the fire extinguisher away from any competitor, her father says ...

HAMMOND — Maurice Harris was on a mission at the 75th annual Times Classic finals Sunday at Olympia Lanes. Harris won Class B in 2005 but never won the big trophy in the top division.

Panthers coach Paul Maurice backs Tomas Nosek after his OT penalty vs. Oilers, citing past comebacks and urging team unity. Search query. Search. News. Finance. Sports. More-1. Manage your account.

Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour said he was surprised when Panthers coach Paul Maurice asked him not to participate in their series-ending handshake line last week.

Panthers coach Paul Maurice shared his message to Tomas Nosek, who gave up the game-deciding penalty in a Stanley Cup Final Game 1 overtime loss to the Oilers.

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Maurice's Panthers trail the Edmonton Oilers 1-0 in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final. Game 2 is set to be played on Friday. Advertisement. Advertisement. About Our Ads; Advertisement.

High school runner Clara Adams mimicked Olympian Maurice Greene’s fire extinguisher celebration, breaking California Interscholastic Federation sports rules.

Florida coach Paul Maurice keeps the day-to-day routine simple. Show up for work early and have copious amounts of coffee. Trust assistant coaches to do their jobs. Sit in on meetings when needed.