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NHL fines Canadiens, Capitals $25,000 US apiece for scuffle during Game 4 warmup
The NHL has fined the Montreal Canadiens and Washington Capitals $25,000 US each for unsportsmanlike conduct during warmup before Game 4, marking another round of discipline in the testy first-round Stanley Cup playoff series.
"The growth," Gorton told NHL.com in a phone conversation Saturday. There's no way Gorton could have said that back on Dec.
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The defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers get their first chance this spring to close out the Tampa Bay Lightning ...
The Winnipeg Jets entered the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs as the President’s Trophy winners backed by a goalie on the verge of ...
The Monteal Canadiens are fully embracing the underdog mentality, as they march into battle against the Washington Capitals ...
Montreal Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis – (Jess Starr ... with the one shootout loss coming against the Presidents ...
The St. Louis Blues host the Winnipeg Jets for Game 3 of their Stanley Cup Playoffs series on Thursday, April 24.
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Goaltending is firmly in the spotlight for the four first-round NHL playoff series that resume Sunday — all in different ways ...
The Washington Capitals are home favorites over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 1 of that series. After winning Game 1 5-3, the Winnipeg Jets are favored in Game 2 over the St. Louis Blues.
Goaltending is firmly in the spotlight for the four first-round NHL playoff series that resume today, all in different ways.
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