Nathan MacKinnon had three second-period assists to regain the NHL points lead, Martin Necas scored twice and added an assist ...

Colorado defenceman Cale Makar scored his 20th goal of the season Thursday to add his name onto lists that include some the ...

Dylan Guenther scored with 33 seconds left in overtime to lift the Utah Hockey Club past the Columbus Blue Jackets 3-2 on Thursday night for their second straight win.

Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski is having a career-defining and record-breaking season. On Thursday, the 27-year-old notched an assist in his team's 3-2 overtime loss to the Utah Hockey ...

Captain Rasmus Dahlin notched a pair of assists and moved into second place all-time among Buffalo defensemen; his 257 helpers trail only Phil Housley (380). Sabres goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen ...

Approximately every two years Ristolainen had a new boss, from Ted Nolan to Dan Bylsma to Phil Housley to Ralph Krueger to Don Granato. Advertisement Being healthy this season after last season ...

Phil Housley holds the Sabres record for career assists by a defenseman with 380. The Sabres continue their homestand against the New Jersey Devils on Sunday afternoon. It will be Youth Hockey Day ...

More impressively, only three defensemen in NHL history — Bobby Orr (25 games in 1974-75 and 21 in 1970-71), Paul Coffey (23 in 1985-86) and Phil Housley (22 in 1991-92) — have had longer home ...

Sure, 5-foot-10 Phil Housley was feathering passes all over the ice in the 1990s, but the idea of building your defence corps around a player that size was out of the question. Today, blue-liners ...

However, the Blues signed him through the daunted offer sheet on July 4, 1994, with the Blues sending Phil Housley, a second-round pick in 1996 (Steve Bégin) and a 1997 second-rounder (John Tripp ...

Those ahead on the list are John Van Boxmeer of the Buffalo Sabres (19 games), Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins (21 games in 1970-71 and 25 games in 1974-75), Phil Housley of the original Winnipeg ...

Those with longer streaks on home ice include legends Bobby Orr, Paul Coffey, Phil Housley and Brian Leetch. “The one thing that we talked about in (the coaches’ room) is that I honestly don ...