GM Kevyn Adams tried to douse rumors, Peterka was traded after four seasons with the Sabres and signed a five-year contract ...

While the top two picks appear to be locked in, what happens after that? Here's the final projection before Friday's first ...

New York is coming off a season in which everything that could go wrong seemingly did, resulting in no playoffs for the first time in four years and the firing of head coach Peter Laviolette.

After splitting his time at football and hockey evenly, Mason West went all-in on hockey and will attend MSU this year.

Sam Laurila was eligible for the NHL Draft last year. The defenseman from Moorhead watched it on television but did not see his name pop up on the screen. "I wasn't really expecting to go," Laurila ...

Mogilny's 16-year wait has been widely considered the biggest snub of players not in the Hall in recent years. Fourteen votes ...

Starting July 1, all school districts in New York must include a student on their school boards. The student must attend their school for at least a year to be chosen as a representative. There are ...

(USNDTP) 6 foot-1, 200 pounds We’ve discussed USNTDP centers Will Moore and Cole McKinney as possible second-round options ...

Will Horcoff wasn’t born when his father played in the 2006 Stanley Cup Final with the Edmonton Oilers. But you better ...

FILE - New York Rangers' Chris Kreider celebrates after scoring a goal during the second period of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Tampa Bay Lightning, in the NHL hockey ...

A bitter ending for Chris Kreider with Rangers. The 6-foot-3, 230-pounder surely would have been worth more than a prospect and a pick swap at this time last year, but his value was tanked by a ...

Chris Kreider: A Rangers franchise great. Kreider is the most familiar of them all, having been drafted 19th overall by the Rangers in 2009 before making his anticipated debut in the 2012 playoffs.