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President Barack Obama is urging the NHL and the players' association to "do right by your fans" and find a solution to the league's lockout.

During a guest appearance on "The Tonight Show" on Wednesday night, President Obama addressed the lockout, according to the Sports Business Daily's Morning Buzz: "I just want to remind the owners and the players, you guys make money because you have ...

Tim Thomas is holding fast to his vow not to talk politics as the defending Stanley Cup champions Bruins prepare to open the playoffs against the Capitals.

Despite being at the center of a controversy after he snubbed the Boston Bruins' visit of the White House, Tim Thomas remains and will remain a member of the team.

Boston Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas, who has become something of a political lightning rod lately, weighed in Friday on his beliefs that the federal government is "out of control."

A Boston Bruins goalie's decision to skip a White House ceremony with President Barack Obama because he believes the federal government is "out of control" points to a growing lack of courtesy in the country, Gov. Deval Patrick said Thursday.

The Bruins tried to put Tim Thomas' decision to boycott the White House trip behind them.

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President Barack Obama honored the NHL's Boston Bruins for their 2011 Stanley Cup championship, but Tim Thomas didn't show up.

The Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins will be honored by President Obama at the White House on Jan. 23, the team announced.

Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brian Campbell did not play against the San Jose Sharks on Monday night.

President Obama spoke to the crowd as he celebrated the Blackhawks bringing a championship to his hometown of Chicago. ESPN's Steve Levy talks with First Lady Michelle Obama and Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews about the "Let's Move" program...

Almost nine months to the day the Chicago Blackhawks won the 2010 Stanley Cup championship, they were honored at the White House by a fellow Chicagoan, President Barack Obama.

Goaltender Cristobal Huet, along with former Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brent Sopel, will accompany the Hawks to the White House when they are honored for their 2010 Stanley Cup championship on Friday.

Former Chicago Blackhawks general manager Dale Tallon won't be accompanying the Blackhawks to the White House on Friday, when President Obama will honor the team for its 2010 Stanley Cup championship.

President Obama will host the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks on Friday during a ceremony at the White House.