Five figures who helped shape American hockey — Zach Parise, Joe Pavelski, Scott Gomez, Tara Mounsey and photographer Bruce Bennett — will be inducted into the U.S.
Two former New Jersey Devils have been named 2025 inductees for the US Hockey Hall of Fame. Scott Gomez and Zach Parise will be honored for their respective contributions and achievements.
Longtime NHL forwards Joe Pavelski, Scott Gomez and Zach Parise are the headliners of the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame’s 2025 induction class, the organization announced Wednesday.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
Some of the best Americans to ever lace up their skates, and one who captured the biggest moments, are being honored. On Wednesday, USA Hockey announced the U.S.
After several summers of having their free agency plans handcuffed by the cost of the Zach Parise and Ryan Suter contract buyouts, the Minnesota Wild enter the
With the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics having just wrapped up, and the announcement of the 2034 Winter Olympics returning to Salt Lake City, national representation is at the forefront.
With the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics having just finished, and the announcement of the 2034 Winter Olympics returning to Salt Lake City, national pride is on the mind.
Today, we continue our “Best Dallas Stars by Sweater Number” series with part two. Here are the franchise’s best players 11 through 20. The father of current NHL forward Zach Parise played 588 games across nine seasons with the Minnesota North Stars, accumulating 396 points.
In case you didn’t already know, Avalanche superstar Nathan MacKinnon made it clear that he’s never going to be okay with losing. The 29 year old superstar wasn’t quite saying the same things he said back in 2021 when his team lost to the Vegas Golden Knights in the second round, but he wasn’t that far off.
Colorado Avalanche forward Zach Parise has confirmed that he will retire as a player at the end of the current season, the Denver Post‘s Corey Masisak reported Wednesday.
ST. PAUL While some pro athletes like to hit a favorite restaurant or visit their old school or have a night on the town when they return to their hometown for a game, Colorado Avalanche winger Zach Parise found a much more simple path to joy this week.
Fresh off their 6-2 win in Calgary on Tuesday, the Colorado Avalanche are back in action on Wednesday against the Vancouver Canucks. A few notes on tonight’s matchup.
As with every game, you take the good with the bad, so time to take a look at the pluses and the minuses in the game against the Chicago Blackhawks for the Colorado Avalanche.
Zach Parise has enjoyed an illustrious National Hockey League career, but the Minnesota native lacks one crucial piece of hardware: a Stanley Cup. And the 39-year-old will have one more chance after signing with the Colorado Avalanche at the end of January.
Zach Parise was back in New York and back in the NHL on Monday night, but not with the New York Islanders. After Parise officially joined the Colorado Avalanche last week, he made his debut as a member of the team in a 2-1 overtime loss to the Rangers at Madison Square Garden.
The Colorado Avalanche are one of the best teams in the Western Conference. And they recently made a move to add some depth and experience for the stretch run.
The Colorado Avalanche signed forward Zach Parise to a one-year contract through the end of the 2023-24 season. Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli is reporting that the deal is worth $825,000 and does not have any added performance bonuses.
The Colorado Avalanche have been playing solid hockey as of late, and they seem to be looking to bolster their roster as they go all-in for a Stanley Cup.
We’re closing in on the start of Christmas and we’ve got the gift of more NHL rumours. General managers are making their lists and checking them twice.
In today’s Bailey’s Daily, we’ll be talking Philadelphia Flyers stories, news, highlights, and more from Thursday night and Friday. The Philadelphia Flyers just can’t stop winning, can they?
A former star and now depth forward could be close to an NHL return. Chris Johnston of The Athletic and TSN reports that Zach Parise, a seasoned winger and current unrestricted free agent, is intensifying his training regimen with the aim of returning to the ice this season.
After sitting out for the first one-third of the 2023 NHL season, Zach Parise has interest from multiple teams as he begins working toward a return to the ice.