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Bruins re-sign Jake DeBrusk to two-year, $7.35 million deal

That leaves just captain Zdeno Chara as the only Bruins regular without a deal for the upcoming season.

Blackhawks hire former Northeastern star Kendall Coyne Schofield as player development coach

Coyne Schofield, a former national team forward, will work with Chicago's top minor league affiliate and serve as a youth hockey growth specialist. She's the first woman to hold the position for the franchise.

Like most NHL prospects, Nick Wolff has honed his game by playing overseas

Former Minnesota-Duluth defenseman, 24, is the fifth Boston prospect to find a place overseas to grow his game.

Panthers hiring Brett Peterson an important moment for NHL

Peterson is believed to be the first Black assistant GM in league history.

Bruins, after queries, won’t collect December season ticket payments
Thursday evening, the Globe brought to the Bruins the concerns of several longtime season ticket-holders, who were irritated that their credit cards were continually charged amid an uncertain 2020-21 season.

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Panthers make BC’s Brett Peterson the NHL’s first Black assistant general manager
Peterson, who played on BC's 2001 NCAA champions, said, "I’m excited for our game, which right now is doing so many fantastic things to better itself."

Analyzing every one of the NHL’s new ‘reverse retro’ jerseys

Each team, working with Adidas, was asked to come up with a new alternate look, and the results are mixed.

Fifty years ago, some funny business with the big, bad Bruins

Coach Tom Johnson's complaints about the officiating in the NHL struck a Globe columnist as quite humorous.

The NHL has yet to reveal a preliminary back-to-play plan

Things have changed, and not for the better, with COVID-19 raging in the United States again.

Bruins have some red flags on their blue line to figure out

Boston is deep at forward and has a capable goalie, but many question marks remain on defense for next season.

‘I felt compelled to respond’: Man writes open letter to Bobby Orr over Donald Trump endorsement

Orr took an ad out in Friday's New Hampshire Union Leader endorsing Trump for re-election.

What Mitchell Miller did was horrible, and the Coyotes did nothing to make it better

In the end, the Coyotes essentially chose to apologize to their fans for selecting Miller.

Travis Roy’s legacy one of enduring courage

“He did more for people in his 25 years in a wheelchair than if he’d been a 20-year NHLer,” said Jack Parker, Roy's hockey coach at BU.

Even heading toward retirement, Mike “Doc” Emrick had the right thing to say

Even after more than four decades of calling hockey games, Emrick is never at a loss for words.

Joe Thornton in Toronto: the right fit or a jumbo mistake?

Do the Maple Leafs really a need a 41-year-old player to get a few assists and be a good dude whose love for the game rubs off on the under-pressure core?

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With proper precautions, touch football will remain on one Thanksgiving menu

In backyard football before COVID, the Watts family of Halifax happily included anyone, adults and kids, who wandered into their Thanksgiving game. The tradition goes back to the 1960s, but adjustments are called for this year.