#Stanley Cup

Being a professional athlete comes with plenty of perks (primarily the millions of dollars you typically get paid), but virtually every single person in that line of work would tell you they’d trade everything else away to hoist a championship trophy. Many of those people would describe that

The Las Vegas Golden Knights did it again, as they won their first Stanley Cup. It’s an incredibly moment for such a young franchise and the team showed their appreciation at the championship parade. However, star center William Karlsson totally stole the show after giving an all-time speech. He

In 2017, the Las Vegas Golden Knights staged an incredibly improbable run to the Stanley Cup Finals in their first year of existence, although the expansion team was ultimately unable to top the Capitals in their quest for hockey’s greatest prize. The franchise proved that season wasn’t a fluke,

Most sports teams are pretty transparent about the nature of the injuries that players routinely succumb to over the course of a season, but it’s safe to say that is not the case when you’re talking about the NHL. In the vast majority of cases, hockey ailments are classified as either an “upper

Phil Kessel may not look like the kind of guy who had any business playing 17 seasons in the NHL, but the veteran forward has managed to do exactly that over the course of a lengthy career where he’s been a member of five different teams. Kessel was scooped up by the Bruins with the fifth overall