It is against great odds that a three-DVD box set of 1970s WHA footage has seen the commercial light of day. “The WHA Chronicles,” released in May by Toronto’s Video Service Corp, seems to be a miracle gift to fans of the rogue major hockey league...

Jack Falla's new novel "Saved" is just the remedy for the hockey-starved fan looking for a good summer read. After reading his book, you’ll be hard pressed not to reflect back on what it taught you about the men who play the game.

Poets are a rare sighting on the radar of a hockey fan. Think about it, would your team’s tough guy be seen reading a book of poems? It’s a dilemma that Randall Maggs confronted in the production of Night Work: The Sawchuk Poems.

Contemporary hockey fans remember well the Bertuzzi-Moore incident of a few seasons ago, as well as other violent events, many not notable on a national level but rather the almost-private sufferings players undergo simply to be a part of the game.

With his first novel, Saved, legendary hockey writer Jack Falla (author of Home Ice) takes us behind the scenes for a season in the life of the Boston Bruins and, in particular, fictional starting goaltender Jean Pierre Savard.

Wayne Gretzky probably gets too many dinner invitations to count, but with his new line of wines, everyone can enjoy the magic of #99 without feeling any remorse because he once scored the game-winner against your favorite team.

2kSports has cultivated a well-deserved reputation as a maker of super-realistic sports video games, and NHL 2K8 is no exception. We recently sat down with producer Ben Bishop to discuss the progress made with this year's game...