Tuesday, December 23, 2014



St. Louis Blues spoof of Home Alone

Watch St. Louis Blues spoof of the holiday classic "Home Alone," which features Louie and cameo appearances from Jaden Schwartz and Kevin Shattenkirk.

Toyota WishMaker – Skating around the Christmas Tree

All 3-year-old Gage wants to do is skate on the ice and play hockey. But he’s always stuck playing goalie, having been born with Spina Bifida and unable to walk. Despite many surgeries, Gage is a kindhearted boy with a contagious smile. This season, with help from his mother Shayna and the Ontario Toyota Dealers, he’d finally get his wish. http://toyotawishmaker.ca

Tyler Seguin chirps ref

Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin is a funny guy.

Monday, December 22, 2014

Mitch Korn wishes everyone a Happy Hanukkah.

Pittsburgh Penguins Christmas Vacation holiday video

What do you get when you combine a beloved holiday movie, hockey players and some of the worst acting you've ever seen? The Pittsburgh Penguins holiday video for 2014 is what. Penguins players, broadcaster Mike Lange and even general manager Jim Rutherford, among others, got in on the act as they parodied the holiday classic National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

Calgary scores on their own empty net on a delayed penalty

Road to the Winter Classic: Toews’ New Year’s resolution

Watch as Jonathan Toews shares his New Year’s Resolution.

Sunday, December 21, 2014

SHOW SOME HEART: The Story of Wayne's Road Hockey Warriors


A heartwarming documentary about a community teaming up with local NHL stars to fight the trend of declining youth hockey enrolments - due to the rising costs of the sport. Through this charity work, Wayne's Road Hockey Warriors is able to help the next-generation get into the great game of hockey.

Featuring: Wayne Simmonds, Drew Doughty, Tyler Seguin & Devante Smith-Pelly.

If you would like to donate towards Wayne's Road Hockey Warriors, please visit their website for details.
waynesroadhockeywarriors.com

Boudreau tells a story about Pat Quinn brawling

Anaheim Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau recalls the funniest thing he's seen on the ice as well as his favorite hockey fights.