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NHL HEADLINES
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› Will the Sharks come back and win the Western Conference finals?
Our panel debates whether San Jose can come back from another 3-2 deficit, and the players who will have to step up for it to happen again. |
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› 'I bet with my heart': How a St. Louis Blues fan could win $100K
Scott Berry, a casual gambler and St. Louis native, bet $400 on his beloved Blues in January at 250-1 to win the Stanley Cup. Now, his ticket could pay off big time. |
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› 2019 Stanley Cup playoffs: Tonight's best bets
With plenty of betting opportunities in the conference finals, our experts give their best bets for Tuesday's Stanley Cup action. |
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› NHL Prospect of the Year: Why Cale Makar is a franchise defenseman
The Avalanche blueliner was downright terrific this year. Here's a look at his season, along with five prospects who pushed him for the top spot. |
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› Breakout prospects for all 31 NHL teams in 2018-19
Which prospects took the biggest steps forward this season for each NHL team? |
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› Who stands out in every Central Division team's prospect system?
Kirill Kaprizov, Cale Makar and Adam Boqvist lead a relatively shallow Central Division prospect pool. How does each team's farm system stack up? |
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› Sharks to be without Karlsson, Hertl for Game 6
The Sharks will be without Erik Karlsson and Tomas Hertl for Game 6 against the Blues, while center Joe Pavelski will be a game-time decision. |
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› Canes' Martinook, de Haan both have surgery
Forward Jordan Martinook and defenseman Calvin de Haan both had offseason surgeries, Carolina Hurricanes GM Don Waddell announced Tuesday. |
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› Banged-up Chara says he's on track for Final
Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara returned to practice and worked out with the full squad Monday, his first such workout since sitting out Boston's Eastern Conference-clinching victory over Carolina with an undisclosed injury. |
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› Great Britain, Italy win to avoid relegation
Both Great Britain and Italy picked up their first wins of the world hockey championship to avoid relegation. |
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› Women start union, hope to have new league
A group of elite women hockey players have started a union and want to promote the formation of a new North American league. |
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› Source: No added discipline for Blues' Barbashev
Blues forward Ivan Barbashev will not receive any supplemental discipline from the NHL Department of Player Safety after a high hit that helped take Sharks forward Tomas Hertl out of Game 5 of the Western Conference finals, according to a source. |
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