Hockey
Taylor Hall goes from No. 1 pick to MVP to Stanley Cup champion with the Hurricanes
Taylor Hall was a No. 1 pick in the draft in 2010. He was the NHL’s MVP in 2018.
Jordan Staal wins Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP, oldest on record at age 37
Rod Brind’Amour knows a thing or two about how Jordan Staal is feeling. Now the Carolina Hurricanes’ coach, Brind’Amour was their captain when they won the Stanley Cup two decades ago, and now Staal wears the “C.”
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NCAA panel makes a small change in Division I eligibility proposal, could vote on it in late June
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Longtime NHL executive Cliff Fletcher dies at 90, built Flames into a Cup winner and revived Leafs
NHL executive Cliff Fletcher, who led the Calgary Flames to a Stanley Cup championship in 1989 and helped turn the Toronto into a contender while earning the nickname "Trader Cliff" for his skillful wheeling and dealing, has died at 90, the Maple Leafs announced Friday.
