Hockey

When #63 hits the ice, intensity, grit, and winning follows. From Stanley Cups to Team Canada championships, Brad Marchand turned a jersey number into a legend.

From under the radar to Stanley Cup champion, Brandon Montour has helped turned #62 into a symbol of NHL impact—season by season and shift by shift.

1961 was Chicago’s year at last—Glenn Hall’s "Iron Man" brilliance backstopped the Blackhawks to their first Stanley Cup championship since 1938.

50 goals is elite. 60 goals is legend. From Wayne Gretzky to Mario Lemieux to Connor McDavid, why the NHL’s rare 60-goal seasons still define greatness.

Before NHL stardom, Mitch Marner, Matthew Tkachuk, Christian Dvorak & Evan Bouchard dominated together on the 2015-16 London Knights.

Why number "59" matters in hockey: a 59-save shutout, a 1959 goalie mask revolution, and modern stars turning an odd number legendary.

Before oversized goalie pads and robotic systems, Rick Tabaracci helped rule the NHL crease—an all-out battler who fought pucks, crowds, and odds in the 1990s.

Across the NHL, #58 was just a number. In Pittsburgh, NHL All-Star Kris Letang turned it into a symbol of greatness, resilience and Stanley Cup championships.

San Jose Sharks boost their crease, landing Stanley Cup-winning veteran Laurent Brossoit in a savvy deal that adds depth, stability, and upside.

Why 57 matters: Rocket, Plante, Geoffrion & Béliveau crush Boston as the Montreal Canadiens cement an Original Six dynasty in a 5-game Stanley Cup Final in '57.

Before Patrick Roy or Martin Brodeur, an NHL All-Star "Iron Man" rewrote goaltending. Roger Crozier’s fearless butterfly helped change hockey forever.

Why Wayne Gretzky’s 56 empty-net goals mattered—and what they reveal about trust, awareness, and the quiet parts of greatness in NHL hockey history.

Why did the NHL draw a trapezoid behind the net? Because goalies like Martin Brodeur became effective third defensemen—and too good to stop, apparently.

Hockey isn’t just a game—it’s a gateway to teaching community, identity, and place. Discover how hockey brings Social Studies to life in the K-3 classroom.

Hockey isn’t just a game—it’s a gateway to teaching community, identity, and place. Discover how hockey brings Social Studies to life in the K-3 classroom.

Why #55 is the heartbeat of the St. Louis Blues: Colton Parayko’s trust, skill, grit, 2019 Stanley Cup glory—and Project 55 lifting families beyond the rink.

From Saskatchewan to NHL legend—Glenn Hall’s ironman streak (502 games), butterfly style, and Stanley Cup playoff performances redefined the goalie position.

Not flashy—#54 earned its place in NHL hockey. Stanley Cup champion Adam McQuaid turned an overlooked number into a symbol of Boston Bruins grit and trust.

Andrew Mangiapane’s Oilers dream has stalled. Healthy scratches, cap crunch, and Anaheim Ducks buzz—change of scenery may come before the Winter Olympic break.

Not all shutouts are equal. Jordan Binnington’s calm 2–0 win vs the Montreal Canadians sent a quiet message about timing, trust, and pressure for—Team Canada.

Turn action-packed hockey moments into student-written stories. Ask your students to watch the game, spot the details, and write like a real hockey journalist.

Picked #53 overall in 1989, NHL All-Star Nicklas Lidström became the Entry Draft's best selection—1,564 games, 1,142 points, 4 Stanley Cups, 7 Norris Trophies.

Adam Foote turned an overlooked number into a Colorado Avalanche icon. How #52 came to stand for toughness, trust, and two Stanley Cups.

Turn hockey passion into Art and Language Arts! NHL player posters hook Grades 4–6 students into creativity, storytelling, and confident presentations.

Five games, five overtimes, one unforgettable goal—how the '51 Stanley Cup Final between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens became legendary.

A look back at how Allan Bester battled in the Toronto Maple Leafs crease—calm, tough, and giving Toronto a chance in the offensively-driven and chaotic 1980s.

Not flashy, not famous—until now. How two NHL All-Star goalies, Corey Crawford and Jordan Binnington, turned #50 into a Stanley Cup goalie legacy.

Hockey isn’t just scores and stats. It’s siblings, teammates, and bonds built on cold ice that last long after the final buzzer.

Kelly Hrudey’s determination defined games—from the legendary "Easter Epic" to Hollywood lights to the broadcast booth. How one goalie thrived under pressure.

Not all iconic NHL numbers are flashy. Brian Savage helped make #49 unforgettable in Montreal with grit, goals, and clutch moments.

Back in his hometown, Winnipeg, Calvin Pickard stayed ready, stayed calm, and delivered his best game of the season when the Edmonton Oilers needed it most.

In the classroom, turn hockey into a science lab! Explore ice, motion, and safety with hands-on experiments and design challenges for Grades 4-6.

Marty Turco didn’t just stop pucks for the Dallas Stars—he helped changed goaltending. Smart, fearless puck-handling that helped shape today's game.

In the NHL, Rule 48 never hits the scoresheet, but it changed hockey—reshaping how players hit, how refs call games, and how safety fits toughness.

Jacques Plante didn’t just stop pucks—he redefined goaltending, from masks to studying the game, building a legacy still shaping the NHL today.

Turn hockey moments into powerful stories! This Grade 5–6 lesson builds confidence, teamwork, and voice through action-packed hockey-related narratives.

Most remember who went 1st overall. Few remember Draft Pick No. 47—but that’s where the 2010 NHL Draft quietly found Stanley Cup champion Tyler Toffoli.

Bring hockey into math class! Grades 4–6 use real game stats to add, subtract, graph data, and see numbers—connected to the game of hockey—come alive.

Underrated, overlooked, and steady as they come—Jared Spurgeon’s path from growing up in Edmonton to Minnesota Wild captain shows why #46 matters.

From draft-day long shot to Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy winner, Connor Ingram’s winding NHL path proves persistence, honesty, and readiness still matter.

From draft-day long shot to Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy winner, Connor Ingram’s winding NHL path proves persistence, honesty, and readiness still matter.

Not every Toronto Maple Leafs number shines. #45 brings back Jonathan Bernier, big saves, the Winter Classic, and a goalie holding the line in a tough era.

Turn NHL hockey cards into a "Monday morning" Grade 1-3 lesson! Children sort, draw, write, and move—all in one fun, meaningful 45–60 minute learning activity.

From draft-day promise to team captain to a tough goodbye, Quinn Hughes and #43 left a mark Vancouver Canucks fans won’t forget.

From overlooked draft pick to trusted captain, David Backes’ #42 defined honest, heavy St. Louis Blues hockey—and a decade St. Louis won’t forget.

A 9th-round long shot who earned every save—Frank Caprice’s grit, heart, and hard work made him a Vancouver Canuck fans still remember.

In the NHL, #41 wasn’t flashy—it was earned. Meet the goalies whose grit, longevity, and wins turned a quiet number into a legacy.

Why #40 matters in Ottawa: Patrick Lalime turned an overlooked number into calm, wins, and franchise-defining moments.

1,000+ games. Four Stanley Cups. Tim Horton was the steady force Maple Leafs fans trusted—and his legacy still helps to define the Toronto Maple Leafs.

He didn’t chase the spotlight—he earned trust in the NHL crease. Pete Peeters’ quiet brilliance, record streaks, and Vezina Trophy season defined a goalie era.

#99 and #66 are legendary NHL numbers. But for ’90s fans, #39 means one NHLer: 2-time Stanley Cup champion Dominik Hašek—unorthodox, unstoppable, unforgettable.

From 227th pick overall to beloved All-Star, Pavol Demitra made #38 a symbol of quiet brilliance—one smart play, one perfect moment at a time.

Before highlights and hype, there was #37—Trevor Kidd. A steady 1990s goalie whose calm consistency earned trust across the NHL.

From WHA beginnings to ’80s dynasty and legendary goalies, dive into the Edmonton Oilers’ unforgettable hockey history!

In today’s NHL, a true #1 goalie helps decide seasons—erasing mistakes, calming chaos, and giving teams the edge that helps lead to deep playoff runs.

John Gibson made an uncommon number iconic. From Anaheim to Detroit, #36 has come to mean consistency, composure, and trust in net.

One calm short-handed clear by Tristan Jarry sparked a bigger question: in today’s NHL, does elite puck-handling still matter for goalies?

Why NHL goalie #35 means more than a number—Esposito, Brodeur, and Rinne turned it into a symbol of trust, toughness, and greatness.

Traded for each other, then facing old teams: Tristan Jarry tops Pittsburgh as Stuart Skinner’s debut turns wild in an emotional Oilers–Penguins reunion.

Edmonton Oilers shake up the crease, swapping Skinner for Jarry. An Oil Country homecoming, a new goalie coach, and irony that fuels Edmonton’s win-now gamble.

From Vanbiesbrouck to Kiprusoff to Dafoe, goalie #34 earned its legacy the hard way—through heavy workloads, big saves, and trust.

Stuart Skinner is gone—and with him, the comfort of standing still. The Edmonton Oilers make an urgent bet, knowing the clock on this core is loud.

Why goalie #33 still means greatness: Patrick Roy’s Stanley Cups, confidence, butterfly style, and clutch legacy that changed hockey.

Stuart Skinner for Tristan Jarry lit up Edmonton Oilers fans. Smart urgency or rushed move? Emotional goodbye, goalie debate, and one big question: better now?

Two eras. One family. Bobby and Brett Hull redefined NHL scoring, shattered records, and became the only father-son "1000 point players and Hall of Famers" duo.

From Kelly Hrudey’s grind to Jonathan Quick’s glory, #32 became the heartbeat of the Kings’ crease—effort, trust, and championships.

Grant Fuhr anchored the Edmonton Oilers dynasty, redefining NHL goaltending with brilliance, durability, and clutch performances when it mattered most.

From Ed Mio to Grant Fuhr, Oilers goalies made #31 legendary. Five netminders, one iconic number, forever in the rafters.

Edmonton Oilers organization says goodbye to hometown goalie Stuart Skinner. Was trading their homegrown goalie a step forward—or just more shuffle?

Billy Smith was the New York Islanders’ unshakeable backbone—fiery, fearless, and clutch—turning pressure into dominance and helping to define a dynasty.

Jack Roslovic’s fresh start in Edmonton is quietly paying off. Wearing #28, he’s becoming the under-the-radar spark the Oilers didn’t know they needed.

Cujo’s journey had no draft-day hype—just grit, chaos, and clutch heroics. Six teams, countless moments. The perfect kickoff to Between the Pipes.

Ron Hextall didn’t just wear #27—he transformed it. A fiery rookie, a fearless puck handler, a Flyers icon. The number still echoes his intensity.

From Stastny’s breakout to St. Louis’s grit and Dahlin’s rise, number 26 keeps shaping eras—proof that a jersey number can carry a legacy.

How did jersey #25 become hockey’s quiet powerhouse? From clutch goals to lasting legacy, Joe Nieuwendyk helped turn the number into an icon.

Chris Chelios’ legacy isn’t just trophies—it’s the quiet power of #24, the number that followed his toughest battles and every Stanley Cup win.

In hockey, number 23 isn’t flashy, but its wearers shaped hockey with clutch moments, quiet grit, and steady excellence—proof that greatness isn’t always loud.

From a backyard rink in Ontario to dual Hall of Fame glory, discover how the Esposito brothers reshaped hockey—one goal and one save at a time.

Mike Bossy didn’t just score goals—he transformed jersey number "22" into an icon. A look at the legend whose precision and poise defined an Islanders era.

Number 21 isn’t just a jersey digit—it’s a legacy worn by icons like Mikita, Salming, and Forsberg. Here’s why it still hits hard in hockey history.

#19 hits different in the NHL—and legends Steve Yzerman and Joe Sakic are two reasons why. Two captains, two dynasties, one iconic number built on champions.

Denis Savard wasn’t just a star—he was the spark. From dizzying spin-o-ramas to 100-point seasons, #18 made hockey feel magical every time he touched the ice.

Number "17" isn’t just a number in Edmonton—it’s Jari Kurri, clutch hockey, and the heartbeat of a dynasty. Relive how one player turned two digits into legend.

Grit over glamour defined Edmonton Oiler #16. Kelly Buchberger’s toughness, leadership, and loyalty turned a late draft pick into an enduring Oilers legend.

Number 15 isn’t just a jersey—it's Milt Schmidt: Bruins legend, WWII hero, Art Ross winner, and the blueprint for hockey greatness.

Jersey #14 isn’t flashy—but it’s worn by players with grit, skill, and heart. From Keon to Shanahan, discover why this number always makes fans pay attention.

Battle of Alberta reached full boil the night the goalies dropped the gloves—an unforgettable, center-ice showdown that lit an NHL rivalry on fire.

How #13 went from superstition to symbol: the creativity, heart, and legacy Johnny Gaudreau stamped on one of hockey’s most iconic numbers.

From Jarome Iginla’s fire to Yvan Cournoyer’s speed, five legends turned the humble #12 into one of hockey’s most quietly iconic numbers.

Why #11 still sends a jolt through hockey: the legacy, the leadership, and the legend who turned a number into an identity—Mark Messier.

Jersey Number "10" isn’t just a number—it’s a legacy shaped by icons, steady leaders, and game-changers whose stories still echo through NHL history.

Hockey’s iconic number "9" was built by legends—Richard, Howe, and Hull. Three superstars, one number, and a legacy that still defines greatness.

Edmonton Oilers vs. Florida Panthers isn’t just a game—it’s a reunion of mentor and protégé. Knoblauch coached Reinhart in junior; now they clash in the NHL.

Where were you when Kirk McLean made "The Save" in 1994 for the Vancouver Canucks? One stop, endless memories, and a city that roared like never before.

Ovechkin at 40 is still pure electricity—hat tricks, milestones, swagger. Number 8 isn’t just a jersey number; it’s a living, roaring legend on ice.

Edmonton Oilers dazzle with offense, but 82 goals against are testing fans’ patience—can Edmonton tighten up before it really costs them?

Edmonton Oilers vs. Florida Panthers isn’t just a game—it’s a reunion of mentor and protégé. Knoblauch coached Reinhart in junior; now they clash in the NHL.

The number 7 is hockey’s legendary digit—fueling Game 7 drama, iconic Bruins moments, and record-shattering feats that still leave fans in awe.

Edmonton Oilers tumble into early-season turmoil as leadership questions, lost swagger, coaching shifts, lineup doubts spark fan panic on a defining road trip.

The number 6 isn’t flashy, but it’s everywhere in NHL lore—from the Original Six era to iconic defensemen and legends who made the number timeless.

Forget the flash—Andy Moog was the calm, dependable heartbeat of the Edmonton Oilers’ dynasty, quietly keeping chaos at bay in net.

The number 5 is quietly everywhere in the game of hockey: 5 skaters, the dreaded five-hole, and the unforgettable number "5" worn by Maple Leafs Bill Barilko.

Stuart Skinner’s heating up—clutch OT saves, steady wins, true #1 potential. If the Oilers want momentum, they need to ride the goalie who’s finding his groove.

Number 4 isn’t just a digit in hockey—it’s Béliveau’s class, Orr’s brilliance, and Lowe’s grit. Three NHL legends, one iconic number.

Legends in the crease: How Bower, Plante, and Luongo turned the humble #1 into hockey’s boldest badge of grit, innovation, and calm confidence.

Legends in the crease: How Bower, Plante, and Luongo turned the humble #1 into hockey’s boldest badge of grit, innovation, and calm confidence.

In a league of constant change, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins remains Edmonton’s steady core—loyal, reliable, and quietly driving the Oilers forward.

Edmonton Oilers hired Peter Aubry to stabilize the crease, but 19 games in, are Skinner & Pickard finally delivering—or is the Oilers’ net still a gamble?

Brad Marchand just hit 1,000 NHL points! From clutch assists to chaos on ice, the Florida Panthers star proves age is just a number.

Bobby Orr’s unforgettable 7-point explosion on November 15, 1973 redefined what a defenseman could be—and gave Boston Bruins fans a night they’ll never forget.

Legends in the crease: How Bower, Plante, and Luongo turned the humble #1 into hockey’s boldest badge of grit, innovation, and calm confidence.

Tim Stützle stole the show vs. Boston—2 goals, 1 assist, and a win that ended the Bruins’ streak. Ottawa Senators' rising star is just getting started.

Corey Perry may be 40, but he’s still tilting games, racking goals, and leaving the Edmonton Oilers wondering what they gave up.

Offense sputtering, defence holding strong—Calgary Flames' season is a tense balancing act. Can the Flames find their scoring touch before time runs out?

From Trail’s rinks to the NHL: How Kent Johnson and Steve McCarthy carried small-town grit to the Columbus Blue Jackets

Hometown hero hits a milestone: Stuart Skinner’s OT win in Philly ties Cam Talbot with 104 career victories in an Edmonton Oilers sweater.

Ten years after being drafted, Connor McDavid’s legacy looms large—but does he still owe the Edmonton Oilers anything? Maybe he’s already given enough.

From “King Richard” in net to master of the canvas—Richard Brodeur’s journey from Vancouver Canucks legend to artist paints hockey’s soul anew.

Before the Sedins or Linden, there was Orland Kurtenbach—the steady first captain who showed the Vancouver Canucks what kind of team it could be.

Period 1 ends: Oilers down 2‑0 to Avalanche as Makar shines. Can Edmonton bounce back and swing the momentum in their favor?