A former NHL player who also made headlines for his relationship with a reality show star is dead at the age of 29.

What's more, this isn't the first time that this has happened -- and it'll make you think a bit more of Canadians when you see it.

The National Hockey League has a chance to lead the way by depoliticizing events that are supposed to unite all Americans.

Joe Veleno, playing for Team Canada in the IIHF championship, stomped on the leg of a Swiss player with his skate.

The Vegas Golden Knights reportedly sabotaged their opponent's equipment ahead of a crucial Game 1 -- which they ultimately lost anyways.

An NHL player takes a skate to the face, receives 75 stitches, and returns to the ice in the very next period.

"We definitely know that going into games. We hear it from other people if guys have been out and what they’ve been doing.”

Trying to get players to show “pride” for something they don't support, often because of their faith, has proved a big headache for the NHL.

A part-owner of the NHL's Arizona Coyotes has been suspended by the league after an incident in which he was charged with domestic violence.

Yet another NHL team has opted out of wearing its LGBT "Pride" jerseys -- and it may indirectly be because of Russian President Putin.