SAN JOSE – The offensive production for former San Jose Sharks defenseman Brent Burns might be ... remains as durable as ever. Burns, now in his 21st NHL season, will extend his consecutive ...

Since making his debut with the Minnesota Wild in 2003-04, Burns has appeared in 1,487 games. Throughout his 21 seasons in the NHL, he has scored 260 goals and has recorded 906 points. After ...

Burns produced an assist in Thursday's 3-1 win over the Sharks. Burns picked up an assist for the second time in three games. He has six points over 16 outings since the start of February.

Burns is set for unrestricted free agency this summer, but it's unclear if the NHL's active ironman will opt to continue his career. If he does, he will have a chance to become the second player ...

When the Carolina Hurricanes step on the ice against the Sharks on Thursday night at SAP Center, Burns will play his 911th consecutive game, the fifth-longest streak in NHL history, passing ex-San ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – MARCH 1: Director of Sports Medicine and Performance Dr. Rick Celebrini talks to Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry (30) during a time out in the first quarter of their ...

Going into the game, Burns was tied with Garry Unger for most consecutive games. The only players in NHL history to play more consecutive games is Phil Kessel, Keith Yandle and Doug Jarvis.

The timing was essentially perfect for Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Brent Burns Thursday night ... he made his mark as one of the NHL's top blueliners. Burns played 11 seasons in San Jose ...

Carolina Hurricanes get All-Star Brent Burns from San Jose Sharks The Sharks ... Conn Smythe Watch: Rask, Hertl lead the pack NHL All-Star Game rosters announced ahead of Jan. 28 game in Tampa ...

Last Wednesday, Macklin Celebrini had the unique opportunity to spend an evening with NHL legends Brent Burns and Frederik Andersen, who visited Joe Thornton’s house for dinner. This gathering was not ...

In the Hurricanes’ 4-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Friday night, Burns played in his 915th-consecutive NHL game, moving him up to No. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.