Sean Allen and Victoria Matiash make their betting picks for the second half of the NHL season, one for every team.

Sights, sounds, highlights from TD Garden in Boston ...

Shesterkin and Panarin both have time to rest and get healthy and the Blueshirts need them to lead the way to make a run this ...

Notably absent from the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off is a team that would be pretty stacked. There’s no Russian team competing ...

Russia have not been able to compete in international competition for quite some time, and now one of their top stars has opened up on that situation. The Four Nations Face Off got started on ...

Fantasy hockey news and notes to know heading into the 4 Nations break. Which pickups should you make immediately?

The battle to land a wild-card playoff berth is fierce this season, but if only one of the Red Wings or Rangers can make it, Adam Proteau thinks one is in much better shape right now.

The old “Mika Magic” has started to return, however. He headed into the 4 Nations Face-Off on a hot streak, scoring two goals while adding six assists in the month of February, seemingly rejuvenated ...

The top three teams in the Atlantic and Metro look fairly set. The six teams clamoring for two spots behind them are far more volatile.

Addition by subtraction was supposed to improve the chemistry of the Canucks and help transform Elias Pettersson back into the dominant player he once was. That has yet to happen, though.

Miller has brought a physical edge that seems to rub off well on Zibanejad and Panarin. Laviolette feels these three players are just happy right now, which has contributed to their recent success.