When Grayden Graves first started playing hockey, he took so many shots in his driveway that his dad bought him a net to fire into, just to lessen the dents and blows to the family garage door. But his father’s real worry came when young Grayden first tried the goaltending

History was made last spring as the United States won the IIHF World Championship for the first time since 1933, with CBJ defenseman Zach Werenski capturing a gold medal and honoring Johnny Gaudreau along the way. Now, fresh off an Olympic gold medal, can Team USA keep it going? Werenski

For Bill Davidge, it was always about the people. He loved the game of hockey, and may have loved golf just as much, but he loved the people the most. His time as a player and coach was marked by the relationships he built with his teammates and players. His

For the third straight season, playoff hockey has come to Cleveland, with the AHL affiliate of the Blue Jackets battling for the Calder Cup. The Monsters finished third in the AHL North Division and earned a first-round bye in the postseason before drawing second-place Syracuse in a best-of-five series in

The Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation partnered with the Columbus Early Learning Centers to install a new playground at the South Side Early Learning Center today. Located at 280 Reeb Ave, the playground was made possible with the help of a $175,000 contribution from the Foundation’s grant program’s health and safety

Eight years ago, Abram Alvarado laced up his skates for the first time. And when he stepped off the ice after a somewhat humbling open skate, he believed that was his last attempt at becoming a hockey player. However, Alvarado didn’t quit. His determined nature ultimately led him to not

For Sophia Lopez-Ramirez, it started with spelling. The Springfield native and Cedarville High School senior, who was selected as the recipient of this year’s John H. McConnell Scholarship by the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation, has put together a group of achievements throughout her high school career that is almost too

The stage is set for the Calder Cup North Division final as No. 3 seed Cleveland takes on No. 4 seed Toronto, each hoping for the opportunity to play for the Eastern Conference title. Monsters defenseman Guillaume Richard is more than ready to take on this challenge, shining bright under