Articles by Doug Stolhand

TORONTO – Pete DeBoer can’t help but wonder what might have been.After watching David Booth register his first two-goal game of the season in a 4-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday, the Florida Panthers coach acknowledged that he often thinks about how different this season would have turned out had Booth and Nathan Horton been healthy all year

NEWARK, N.J. – Martin Brodeur is making it very hard for future goaltenders to break his records as he piles up milestones for the New Jersey Devils

TORONTO – The NHL is growing impatient with the players’ union while it continues to mull over a proposed rule outlawing blindside hits to the head

TORONTO – Colorado Avalanche forward Darcy Tucker has been hit with a one game suspension, the NHL announced Tuesday.The suspension stems from Tucker making “excessive physical contact” on an icing play in Colorado’s 4-3 overtime loss against the Kings on Monday night in Los Angeles

MCLEAN, Va. – A Virginia chiropractor was arrested on drug charges Tuesday after a co-defendant accused him of supplying steroids to members of two Washington-area professional sports teams

The Edmonton Oilers dynasty will be well represented at the IIHF World Hockey Championship even without The Great One.Canadian general manager Mark Messier reached into his past and named Craig MacTavish head coach on Tuesday, reuniting the former Oilers teammates for the tournament in Germany

TORONTO – It’ll be Coffey vs. Cuddy at this year’s Juno Cup.Paul Coffey and Jim Cuddy will take the ice on April 16 at the annual Juno week charity hockey game, which pits musicians against retired NHL players

BROSSARD, Que. – When the doors to the Montreal Canadiens’ dressing room at their suburban training centre opened Tuesday and a throng of media rushed to Mike Cammalleri’s seat, mock cheers and applause went up from the returning winger’s teammates

Scoring summaries from Monday’s NHL games:Senators 2 at Canadiens 0 First Period1. Ottawa, Regin 10 (Karlsson, Alfredsson) 10:15Penalties – Foligno Ott (high-sticking) 4:32, Foligno Ott (hooking) 7:01

LOS ANGELES – Although Drew Doughty wasn’t really supposed to shoot the puck during that overtime power play, even the Los Angeles Kings’ coaches were grateful their rising star defenceman decided to wrap up two important playoff points with one fierce slap shot

Movements in the world of hockey Monday:National Hockey LeagueMINNESOTA WILD-Reassigned D Jaime Sifers to Houston (AHL).NEW YORK RANGERS-Agreed to terms with D Lee Baldwin

MONTREAL – The Montreal Canadiens didn’t need a lethal power play to run up a six-game winning streak, so winger Brian Gionta figures a dormant one can’t explain the team’s current two-game slide

MONTREAL – The red-hot Montreal Canadiens turned out to be the perfect tonic for the slumping Ottawa Senators.Peter Regin and Erik Karlsson scored and Brian Elliot made 29 saves as the Senators ended a five-game losing streak with a 2-0 victory over the Canadiens on Monday night

DETROIT – For the Detroit Red Wings and Pittsburgh Penguins to play again this season, it’ll have to be in a third straight Stanley Cup final between the teams

CALGARY – A day after being stretchered off the ice in a scary incident, Flames centre Daymond Langkow flew back to Calgary on Monday.The 33-year-old spent Sunday night in a St

VANCOUVER, B.C. – Clinching an NHL playoff berth or division title is important, but some Vancouver Canucks have higher aspirations.They’re looking at reeling in the Chicago Blackhawks and Phoenix Coyotes, who are five points ahead in the race for the Western Conference crown

EDMONTON – Devan Dubnyk needed 14 appearances and 11 starts before recording the first win of his NHL career, and then he wasted little time in collecting victory No

TORONTO – Dion Phaneuf is never shy about making himself heard.The defenceman has played just 16 games with the Toronto Maple Leafs and already carries a big voice in the team’s dressing room

MONTREAL – The Ottawa Senators have been either red hot or stone cold this season. Even owner Eugene Melnyk stepped in to try to stop their latest struggles

VOORHEES, N.J. – Philadelphia Flyers leading goal scorer Jeff Carter will miss three to four weeks with a broken bone in his left foot.Carter suffered the injury off a shot from Atlanta’s Clarke MacArthur in the first period of Sunday night’s 3-1 Thrashers’ win