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Just weeks into the Major League Baseball season and is it in jeopardy? I hope not, but there has already been 21 games postponed due to Coronavirus concerns. And more players are testing positive for COVID-19 than the other sports that have resumed...

I like Fruit Loops cereal and I like doughnuts. So what could be better than? How about the Fruit Loops Doughnuts that are now available at Tim Hortons!

At some point, pretty much every kid dreams of being a professional athlete. And for 42-year-old David Ayers of Toronto, that dream came true on Saturday night, when he was called on to play goalie for the Carolina Hurricanes in a game agains the Toronto Maple Leafs...

Want to see "The Russian Five" documentary? NBC Sports will premiere the film on Wednesday Night, November 6th.

Former Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks enforcer Bob Probert is the subject of a new documentary set to be released next month.

Officials mistake players numbers all the time it happens in every sport. It is one thing if that number is on the ice. It's another when it is the number of one of the greatest players in the history of the sport.

The current NHL season is only a couple months old. The Red Wings have already announced that Centre Ice in Traverse City is scheduled to host the Prospect tournament once again in 2019.

This season Detroit Red Wings fans will have a chance to get 5 bobbleheads of players from this current team. These bobbleheads will be given away during five themed games this season.

Congratulations to the Grand Rapids Griffins! Yes, we know they won the Calder Cup this year, way to go, but they also won another special award.
Their’ “LEGO – I Wanna Drive the Zamboni” video won a Golden Matrix Award for Best Music Video at the 201…

I've been a Detroit Red Wings fan my entire life. I was truly spoiled when I was younger. Owner Mike Ilitch and general manager Ken Holland put together a great product on the ice. Detroit has hoisted the Stanley Cup four different times since I've been alive because of these two...

Patric Hornqvist beat Pekka Rinne from alongside the net with 1:35 to play, and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Nashville Predators, 2-0, to win their second consecutive Stanley Cup in a controversial Game 6 on Sunday.

The upstart Nashville Predators will face the defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Finals beginning on Monday night in Pittsburgh.