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1. NHL promotes You Can PlayAnyone who spends any time around the game understands there's a powerful amount of good work that gets done. Each team has its own foundation helping charities in their communities to the tune of tens of thousands of doll...

The Olympic debate continued at the World Hockey Summit on Wednesday. And while there are issues, Gary Bettman and the NHL have a chance to preserve something great.

TORONTO -- The first World Hockey Summit opened Monday night at the Hockey Hall of Fame with a series of rotating "hot stove" panel discussions. And while the discussions bogged down at points, here were some of the highlights: The NHL and Sochi ...

TORONTO -- The first World Hockey Summit opened Monday night at the Hockey Hall of Fame with a series of rotating "hot stove" panel discussions. And while the discussions bogged down at points, here were some of the highlights: The NHL and Sochi ...

After a record number of trades on Wednesday, we hand out our grades for the top deals.

It's August, the longest month for a hockey fan. The free-agent frenzy is a memory, and training camp is still more than a month away. But our annual (really?) summer questions should help buoy your spirits.

As the league heads into the All-Star break, Gary Bettman spoke with ESPN.com on a wide range of issues, from the future of the Olympics to the state of the Isles to the league's economic stability.

Wayne Gretzky says he does not want to return as executive director for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. So, now what? Finding a home for The Great One is going to be one touchy task for Hockey Canada.

While Canadian politicians summon Hockey Canada to Ottawa, Scott Burnside wonders, doesn't the government have more pressing issues to discuss?

ESPN.com has learned that NHL GMs Brian Burke, David Poile and Ray Shero will join Don Waddell on USA Hockey's management advisory board.

After the season from hell, Wayne Gretzky's return speaks to his stubborn refusal to back away from a challenge, writes Scott Burnside.

It's madness of a different sort in the NHL as teams face a grueling post-Olympic race to make the playoffs.

Curtis Joseph has found new life on and off the ice in Phoenix. And his stellar play is creating quite the dilemma for Hockey Canada.

While different factors play a part in Olympic decisions for the U.S. and Canada, both face the same dilemma of picking the final 23.

As the clock ticks down to the naming of Olympic rosters, impressions are the currency for of all hopefuls.