Alex Allard

[Alex Allard @allard_alex]

@DailyFaceoff @frank_seravalli @tyleryaremchuk 🤘🏼

[Sens Prospects @SensProspects]

André Burakowsky’s dad, Robert, played for Ottawa in 1993-94

PEI Sens legend

[Ottawa Titans @ottawa_titans]

The No. 7 Ottawa deserves! 😤

We're exchanging Brady Tkachuk jerseys for AJ Wright jerseys at our game on Tuesday, July 7th! 🔀

Visit https://t.co/8oq9t8UshQ to fill out the form! ✍

#FullSwing

[Eric @ItsAmeEric]

Couldn't find one, so threw together a William Eklund 25/26 Mixed tape #GoSensGo @SensCentral

[mark webber’s publicist @pepitoluver]

this is gonna hit like crack in the CTC. the future is RED😛😛

[em⁷ @emsmrldo]

the entire skytrain gasping when we went past the march to the match 🥹

[Theresa 🇨🇦 @TheresaLubowitz]

I'll remind the commentators that while this may be the greatest day in Canadian men's soccer history, the greatest day in Canadian soccer history was the day Christine Sinclair led the women's team to a gold medal in the Olympics.

[JABO Vancouver @jabo_vancouver]

With this being the end of Hockey Night in Canada on CBC it only makes sense to post this. If you were a 90s kid like me, this is what you saw every Saturday night. The music, the intros, were as iconic as the games themselves. A very sad day.

[Chris Johnston @reporterchris]

As Sportsnet's new Canadian national rights deal takes effect, this announcement marks the end of "Hockey Night in Canada" as we know it:

[Carolina Hurricanes @Canes]

Twenty years later. Just as iconic.

[Coach Jeremy - How To Hockey @howtohockey]

Secrets to an NHL net

[Dennis Cox @TheFanRookie]

Logan Stankoven goal at the Lenovo Center watch party.

[Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing]

NHL fans in Indianapolis have no broadcaster audio for Game 1 of the Stanely Cup Final. Here's how the first goal sounded on WRTV with only the in-arena sound.

[Montreal Hockey Now @MTLhockeynow]

This will be Dobes in Game 5 when the Habs refuse to shoot:

[Elite Prospects @eliteprospects]

It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Johan Nilsson, the founder of Elite Prospects and the person whose curiosity and passion for hockey planted the seed for everything we have built together.

Born on the 9th of April 1981, Johan founded Elite Prospects in December 1999 at just 18 years old. What started as a vision driven by a deep love of hockey grew into the world’s leading hockey platform, a testament to the kind of person he was. Johan had a rare combination of qualities: sharp intellect, deep knowledge, and a kindness that made everyone around him feel valued.

He could dive into the most complex problems with calm and clarity, and he brought that same thoughtfulness to the people he worked with every day. For the past nine years, Johan faced a battle with colon cancer with the same calm and strength that defined everything he did.

His love of hockey was never just about the game. It was about understanding it fully, honestly, and in all its detail. That drive is woven into the DNA of Elite Prospects, and it will continue to shape the future of what we do.

To know Johan was to be quietly inspired by him. We are all immensely grateful that we got to work alongside someone like him. Our deepest condolences go to his family and loved ones. He will be greatly missed, by all of us and by the global hockey community. Johan leaves behind his beloved wife and two children, aged two and eight.

[Ryan Sura @RyanSura18]

Jakub Dobes in elimination games

[Mike Commito @mikecommito]

On this day in 1950, Gordie Howe fractured his skull during a playoff game against the Maple Leafs. He underwent emergency surgery, but made a full recovery and won his first Art Ross the following season #Hockey365 #LGRW

[The Penn State Troll 🦁🧌 @ThePSUTroll]

We’re really not talking enough about how the fall off is all Micah Parsons’ fault.

3-8-2 since he broke the hammer.

We were 18-6 beforehand.

[Cory Tucek @Cory_Tucek]

Brand new hockey play alert!

Paging @Buccigross, this needs to make @SportsCenter

Penguins Cup Championship Game

Penn Trafford invents a new play and scores.

This is "The Fake Michigan".

🚨21 Ben Zierski
🍎57 Brock Bienemann
🍎92 Jordan Tucek

[NHL Rosters @NHL_Rosters]

Current NHL players by birth month:

January - 99
February - 93
March - 87
April - 71
May - 83
June - 57
July - 73
August - 46
September - 56
October - 67
November - 64
December - 56

[Conor Rogers @conorjrogers]

*stepping into a street battle in a cartel civil war*

"Excuse me, I am Platinum Elite, 1000 lifetime nights"