The Kraken netminder, playing in a tandem with Joey Daccord, bucked the odds making the NHL to begin with as a rare German-born goalie and his career revival season is a major reason the team finds it ...

Throwing down the gloves and exchanging blows is part of the game of hockey at every level, from Pee Wee Hockey on up to the NHL. And while the NHL ...

Florida Panthers' Sergei Bobrovsky and San Jose Sharks' Alex Nedeljkovic on Monday had the first NHL goalie fight in six ...

Nikita Kucherov did it again to Braden Holtby. The Tampa Bay Lightning forward successfully executed his patented no-shot move to beat the Washington Capitals goalie on a breakaway during the third ...

Many of hockey's greatest stories are about pain, suffering and redemption. They mirror the human condition. In them we often see ourselves.

Some numbers have had great players wear them through history, others are not so lucky. Here are the greatest NHL players for each number.

Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mollie Walker about the inside buzz on the Rangers. Dylan Garand will have to wait some more for his NHL debut ...

Coming off his roughest pro season, the Boston Bruins’ netminder was recently named to the US Olympic team in the midst of a rebound season. Jeremy Swayman moves in for a save during a University of ...

Known as “Mr. Goalie,” he created the so-called butterfly style and played in a record 502 consecutive games, without wearing a mask. He received 300 stitches. By Richard Goldstein Glenn Hall, a ...

The Buffalo Sabres are in the midst of one of the club’s most exciting moments in recent history. Their current 10-game winning streak has tied the franchise’s all-time mark. They’ll be chasing team ...

Hall played 502 consecutive NHL games — a league record that is unlikely to ever be broken. Bruce Bennett Studios via Getty Images Studios / Getty Images Glenn Hall, the Hall of Fame goaltender who ...

The New York Rangers suffered a devastating loss on Monday night. No, it wasn’t just the 3-2 overtime decision against the Utah Mammoth. It was the club’s deprivation of starting goaltender Igor ...