Anderson's Hall wait is over, but timing was everything

Glenn Anderson's Hall of Fame nod shows it's never too late to correct mistakes, never too late for perceptions, if not people, to change and never too late to end up where you belong.

Habs legends put on show before Montreal home opener

...three Stanley Cups. He is 90 and told Bill Beacon of The Canadian Press that he played golf Tuesday. Lach and Bouchard, who just turned 88, presided over the ceremonial opening faceoff with Bouchard sporting...

Sundin's signing with the Habs would really burn the Leafs

Not all the news at the draft was about young stars -- veterans such as Mats Sundin were in the mix too, writes Scott Burnside.

Part John Madden, part Rush Limbaugh, hockey curmudgeon Don Cherry keeps an entire nation on edge .

'Coach' Roy surprising critics, friends alike

Patrick Roy wasn't exactly the most popular player in the NHL, just ask Jeremy Roenick. But in his new role as coach, Roy's true self is coming to the surface.

What will the new NHL look like?

Don't be surprised if your favorite players (remember them?) wind up on different teams this season.

Stirling returns to his immediate roots

The ways NHL coaches have been keeping themselves occupied during the lockout vary the way their styles do.

Lockout leaves charities in the cold

As each NHL game falls by the wayside, hundreds of charities throughout the U.S. and Canada suffer the effects.

Habs mirror Theo's turnaround

As goes Jose Theodore, so go the Canadiens. Management is building the team so the two aren't so closely linked.