
POUR LA VICTOIRE ‼️ THE MONTRÉAL VICTOIRE ARE THE 2026 PWHL WALTER CUP CHAMPIONS! LA VICTOIRE DE MONTRÉAL SONT LES CHAMPIONNES DE LA COUPE WALTER 2026 DE LA LPHF!
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POUR LA VICTOIRE ‼️ THE MONTRÉAL VICTOIRE ARE THE 2026 PWHL WALTER CUP CHAMPIONS! LA VICTOIRE DE MONTRÉAL SONT LES CHAMPIONNES DE LA COUPE WALTER 2026 DE LA LPHF!

THE CANADIENS ARE GOING TO THE EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL!!! 🤩 #Game7 #StanleyCup

In the best hands 🎉 We are proud to welcome Manon Rhéaume - two-time Women’s Worlds gold medalist, Olympic silver medalist, first woman to play in an NHL game AND first woman to sign a professional hockey contract - as our team’s first General Manager! 📰 bit.ly/4ufd2vm


TONIGHT: Emily Kaplan’s 241st national (U.S.) NHL telecast sets a record for most by a rinkside reporter, displacing Bob Harwood (240). 🏒 @NHLFlyers at @NHLCanes 🔤 @ABC @ESPN @ESPNPR 🕗 8:00 PM EDT 🎙️ @MikeMonaco_ 👨🏫 @RayFerraro21 🎤 @EmilyMKaplan

MONTREAL IS MOVING ON!!! 🔵⚪️🔴 For the first time since 2021, the @CanadiensMTL have advanced to the Second Round of the #StanleyCup Playoffs! Presented by @NavyFederal

A statement on the passing of John Garrett:



No buildup needed. EARNED is out now. Go get it.





The video is posted at the top of this story, but @ScottOake announced tonight that he is retiring at the end of the playoffs. He will host one more After Hours, next Saturday in San Jose. Lots more will come to celebrate his incredible legacy, on and off the ice sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/sc…





The Hockey Hall of Fame is deeply saddened to announce the passing of Ian “Scotty” Morrison whose extraordinary leadership and enduring contributions and decades of service helped shape the Hockey Hall of Fame into the world-renowned institution it is today. Morrison, a former National Hockey League (NHL) referee and executive, transitioned to a pivotal role with the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1986 when then League President, John Zeigler Jr. appointed him to NHL’s Vice‑President of Project Development responsible for the relocation and expansion of the Hall. In October 1991 he was named President and CEO and continued to advance the institution’s mandate of celebrating excellence and preserving hockey’s history. It also marked the beginning of a transformative era for the organization. Under his leadership, the Hockey Hall of Fame underwent one of the most significant developments in its history, the relocation from Exhibition Place to its now iconic downtown Toronto location at Yonge and Front Streets, opening to worldwide acclaim on June 18, 1993. ”Scotty was known as an enthusiastic and articulate ambassador who touched the lives of hockey fans and professionals all over the world,” said Mike Gartner, Chair of the Board of the Hockey Hall of Fame. “Among his many contributions as an on-ice official and hockey executive, he is widely credited for providing the creativity and vision for the Hall while building a dedicated team to develop and operate a state-of-the-art museum and place of entertainment for the game of hockey.” Morrison retired in 1998 and he was inducted in the Builder Category of the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1999 along his fellow “classmates”, Wayne Gretzky and Andy Van Hellemond. Morrison passed away peacefully surrounded by family in Invermere, British Columbia at age 95 on February 25, 2026. The Hockey Hall of Fame organization and its members extend their heartfelt condolences to Mr. Morrison’s family and loved ones during this difficult time.