In addition to beverage sales ... 17,000 hockey fans. In April, the NHL Board of Governors approved a new franchise for Utah that would relocate the existing hockey assets and team operations ...

It was eventually renamed to Hockey Central until his dad was bought out by Pure Hockey just before the ... Brodzinski as a depth piece, but as the team’s injury luck has worn off, the 31 ...

In particular, there are people in the hockey ... team makeup will have no shortage of critics, no matter which route they choose. It’s relatively easy for teams to go first and foremost with ...

The 2024 World U-17 Hockey Challenge is underway. Four of the six teams kicked off the action at the Progressive Auto Sales ...

Advertisement Last season, the empty seats at the Penguins’ home arena were noticeable, though hardly flagrant. This season, it’s been a little different. The number of empty seats against the Anaheim ...

A bill was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday to award Congressional Gold Medals to the "Miracle on Ice" Olympic hockey team that defeated the heavily favored Soviet Union ...

An NHL affiliate for the new hockey team in Greensboro is expected to be announced in the near future.

Who’s right? A bill was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday to award Congressional Gold Medals to the 1980 ''Miracle on Ice'' Olympic hockey team that defeated the heavily ...

But on April 18, the billionaire Utah couple found themselves standing in front of the hockey team ... Barney and his SEG team were expecting big numbers in merchandise sales on Utah’s opening ...

so it’s the Utah Hockey Club for now. Which brings us to the question you want an answer to: Who is the mascot for the new team? And how do you come up with a mascot for a team named like that?

If people chugging beers out of their shoes by the third period did not show that Utahns have embraced their new NHL team ... the hockey audience. The arena did $120,000 in beer sales alone ...

Utah Hockey Club had to answer dozens of questions over the past few months as it prepared for its first NHL season in Utah. Were Utahns really interested in a team? Where would the team practice?