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For some players, retirement is their only option
Some NHL players decide when to end their career. For others, it's decided for them.
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Avalanche picking up where they left off
The Avalanche are following a script similar to last season's.
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The accidental birdie or How to win the Stanley Cup
An enlightening round of golf with a future Hall of Famer and catching up with a zebra named Stephen.
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Full of star power, Avs need star to follow
The Avalanche have character, what they need is charismatic leadership.
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Hockey's three R's: Ray, Ray and Reggie
Ray Bourque, Reggie Lemelin, Chicken Parm and Kevin Sawyer take a ride on the Zamboni this week.
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As No. 33 goes up, Roy gets 4-minute ovation
Colorado retired Roy's No. 33 on Tuesday night, sending it to the rafters next to Ray Bourque's 77 in a 20-minute ceremony before the Avalanche's game against Calgary.
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Lightning saddle up, win in two OTs in Calgary
Martin St. Louis knocked in a rebound in the second OT, and the Lightning forced a Game 7 by beating the Flames 3-2 Saturday night.
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Kelley: Lightning answer Bourque's call
Trailing 3-2 and facing an uphill battle, the Lightning recieved a powerful message: it can be done.
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Foppa may be back for next season, if there is one
Peter Forsberg, Shjon Podein, Chris Dingman, Ray Bourque and Patrick Roy take a ride on the Zamboni.
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Bourque's one regret: No Cup in Boston
Ray Bourque reached the pinnacle of his career in Colorado, but his Hall of Fame game was bred in Boston.
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Hall of Famers dress up, suit up for alumni game
Ray Bourque, Paul Coffey and Larry Murphy accepted their Hockey Hall of Fame blazers on Saturday, then played what might be the only hockey game this year at Air Canada Centre featuring NHL stars.
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Report: B's close to adding Ray Bourque to staff
According to a report in The Boston Herald, Ray Bourque is ready to come back to the Bruins to join their staff in come capacity and has been in talks with coach Mike Sullivan about a job on a limited...
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Bourque hired as Bruins coaching consultant
Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman Ray Bourque, one of the most popular and productive players in Boston Bruins history, rejoined the team on Thursday as a coaching consultant.
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Steve Hartley climbing in coaching ranks
Back in the day, when Bob Hartley was a young, aspiring coach not long departed from the windshield factory he worked at on the assembly line, his you...
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McIndoe: Is Patrick Marleau the next Ray Bourque?
As the Patrick Marleau trade watch continues, what can be learned from other deals involving big-name, one-team veterans? First, that Marleau likely won't be the next Ray Bourque.
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