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Mike Modano is returning to the Dallas Stars for their 20th anniversary season, though he won't be on the ice.

One of hockey's greatest and most private stars, Bobby Orr, is finally telling his life story.

TORONTO -- And now we bring you back to your regular scheduled programming, "24/7: NHL Labor Hell." The Hockey Hall of Fame induction weekend gave us a nice respite from the soul-sucking reality of what's currently plaguing the NHL. As we wait ...

Mats Sundin, Joe Sakic, Adam Oates and Pavel Bure entered the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday.

TORONTO -- NHL commissioner Gary Bettman took the stage for his usual annual address during Monday night's Hockey Hall of Fame induction show. Of course, this isn't your usual year. "Being here in this great Hall, the sanctuary of our game, cel...

TORONTO -- Pat Quinn has seen a lot of hockey come and go since he first joined the NHL as a player in the 1968-69 season and on through decades of coaching and managing at the NHL level. And the current co-chair of the Hockey Hall of Fame selecti...

TORONTO -- As Mats Sundin and Joe Sakic stood side by side Monday wearing their Hockey Hall of Fame jackets, one couldn't help but wonder just how history would have been rewritten had they never been split apart. Imagine for a moment if instead o...

Hall of Fame introduces Class of 2012 with rings.

Neil Greenberg compares the historical bar for entry into the Hockey Hall of Fame with the production of current NHL players to see which are worthy of lock status going forward.

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The game and its heroes transcend the tawdry things like lockouts and strikes and this weekend's Hall of Fame celebration won't be dampened by the NHL's work stoppage, writes Scott Burnside.

Fred Shero, former Flyers and Rangers coach, has Hockey Hall of Fame credentials, writes Scott Burnside.

Take a look at the moments that made these players Hall of Famer's

Adam Oates' playmaking ability has drawn comparisons to the best players in the game. Now his skill is being recognized by the Hockey Hall of Fame, writes Scott Burnside.

Being the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs is no easy task, writes Pierre LeBrun. But that responsibility didn't seem to hold back Hall of Famer Mats Sundin.

Pavel Bure's speed and scoring prowess made for a lethal combination, but injuries cut short what could have been an otherworldly career, writes Katie Strang.

Joe Sakic proves that nice guys can finish first in any manner, writes Craig Custance.