Ever since ice hockey first became popular in the United States, Massachusetts and Minnesota were among the few states to consistently produce top talent into the professional sphere. In 1917, four ...

The hometown kid will make his NHL debut for the New York Islanders. According to head coach Patrick Roy, defenseman Marshall ...

The stories and legacies of Earl Lloyd, Chuck Cooper and Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton have been woven into the fabric of the NBA.

History was made during the first-ever sports equinox. With their 2-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles, the Pittsburgh Pirates ...

Today in History for Oct. 27: In 1746, William Tennent, a Scottish Presbyterian pastor and theologian, obtained a charter for the College of New Jersey, later to be called Princeton University. He had ...

The Eagles held a 32-22 shots on target advantage, including 13 in the final frame, but lost by three goals on Friday.

The Eagles, coming off a humiliating, 7-3 defeat to Denver, start Hockey East play with a two-game, home-and-home series ...

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – The No.11/10 Boston College men’s hockey team dropped its Hockey East opener on Thursday night to Northeastern, falling by a score of 4-1 at Kelley Rink. Teddy Stiga scored for ...

Boston is a college hockey town, one of the biggest in America. Its legacy is as old as some of the universities themselves, but how did one city produce some of the best college hockey programs in ...

CHESTNUT HILL – Quinnipiac and Boston College men’s hockey programs are national powers that have developed a healthy non-conference regional rivalry on opening night. The No. 6 Eagles and the No. 14 ...

The season-opening matchups between Boston College and Quinnipiac have served as a good barometer in recent years. Three years ago, the Bobcats rolled into Conte Forum and emerged with a 4-0 win. That ...

It doesn't get much bigger than this in college hockey. It's No. 1 Boston University hosting No. 3 Michigan State at Agganis Arena on BU's campus for a huge two-game series starting Friday, Oct. 17.