The Penguins wrap up a five-game homestand tonight against the Blue Jackets and the team announced that the first 7,500 fans will receive a Phil Kessel bobblehead.
Calls for the Toronto Maple Leafs to shore up their backend have been increasing with each passing day. General Manager Brad Treliving has made it known that the team is prioritizing acquiring a centre to improve its depth down the middle.
Brian Burke recently sat down with Jeff Marek and revealed one of his biggest regrets during his tenure as general manager of the Maple Leafs was tied to Phil Kessel.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Sidney Crosby has filled numerous roles for the Pittsburgh Penguins since he joined them in 2005. He’s been the face of the franchise. A reliable — and often prolific — point-producer.
Phil “The Thrill” Kessel, the 17-year NHL veteran known for his over 400 career goals and two Stanley Cup wins, is turning the page on his hockey career and stepping into a new arena—the world of professional poker.
Iron man and former Maple Leafs winger Phil Kessel has found it hard to find a new gig in the NHL, which has led to a substantial and unexpected career change.
Phil Kessel still wants to return to the NHL, but in the meantime, he's got other ventures going on, announcing a surprise new deal in recent times. Over the past 18 months, many fans have waited desperately for Phil Kessel to return to the NHL, and even as late as this summer, he made it clear that he will do what it takes to make a return.
Phil Kessel has been trying to get himself back into the National Hockey League this summer and hasn't had all that much luck. Kessel is an older guy and when you are an older player, your fitness matters a whole lot more than it does when you are younger.
With the National Hockey League’s exhibition schedule now in full swing, several unsigned free agents are still hoping to secure deals for the 2024-25 season.
Phil Kessel hasn’t played an NHL game since April 24, 2023, when he suited up for the Vegas Golden Knights in the regular season. While the winger played all 82 games that year, he was scratched for several playoff games during Vegas’ Stanley Cup run.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. We’re a week into training camps, but there’s plenty to talk about on the hot stove. Teams are working on their rosters, but other players are looking for an opportunity to latch onto an NHL roster.
The NHL season is rapidly approaching, and training camps are finally underway. With the 2024-25 hockey season inching closer, there are still some strong players sitting in free agency who haven’t been granted a professional tryout (PTO) or a contract.
After what felt like a very short offseason there’s NHL hockey being played this week. Charity golf tournaments help kick off training camps, informal skates are quickly turning into formal skates, and the preseason schedule is set to open Sep.21.
Over the last few weeks, many players have received invites to training camps via player tryout (PTO), allowing them to earn a contract and permanent roster spot on said team.
Phil Kessel, ex-Toronto Maple Leafs player, a three-time Stanley Cup champion, and one of the most prolific players in recent NHL history, continues to express his desire to play hockey.
Once a highly appreciated but equally scrutinized weapon on a Leafs Toronto Maple Leafs team that realistically never should have been expected to compete for anything, now a three-time (yes, three-time) Stanley Cup champion with two different teams, Phil Kessel isn’t ready to hang them up yet.
In a bit of a surprise development, the Vancouver Canucks have not signed veteran winger Phil Kessel to a contract. The trade deadline came and went on Friday afternoon without Kessel putting pen to paper on a contract with the Canucks.
The Vancouver Canucks are “on track” to sign Phil Kessel before Friday’s trade deadline, TSN’s Chris Johnston reported Thursday morning. Kessel and the Canucks have been circling each other for a while, with the 36-year-old winger arriving in B.C.
Donnie & Dhali: Rick Dhaliwal and Don Taylor talking about things trending in the direction of the Vancouver Canucks signing Phil Kessel. ** NHLRumors.com transcription Taylor: “What are you hearing?
It’s starting to look a lot like a full-fledged NHL contract with the Vancouver Canucks is in the offing for veteran winger Phil Kessel. The 36-year-old winger arrived in B.C.
Phil Kessel might not look like a hockey player, but he’s been one of the best over the past 17 seasons. The dynamic right winger born in Madison, Wisconsin has left a mark on the NHL throughout his illustrious career.
It was reported yesterday by Rick Dhaliwal that the Canucks are ‘poking around’ on free agent forward Phil Kessel. Dhaliwal points out that the Canucks discuss Kessel and keep in regular contact with his agent.
Free-agent winger Phil Kessel still intends to sign with a team before the March 8 trade deadline.
Does future hall of famer Phil Kessel make sense as an inexpensive depth signing for the Boston Bruins right now? We asked that question here back in August,
Vegas Golden Knights forward Phil Kessel lifted the Stanley Cup for the third time in his career on Tuesday night and had a reminder for those who had doubted him earlier in his career.
The Vegas Golden Knights eliminated the Winnipeg Jets from the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Thursday night with a 4-1 win. That was just one of the two big stories from that game.
Vegas Golden Knights forward Phil Kessel broke the NHL's ironman record by playing in his 990th consecutive game on Tuesday night against the San Jose Sharks.
Kessel has not missed a game since October 31, 2009, when he sat out against the Montreal Canadiens with a shoulder injury.
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