Come discuss Hayley Wickenheiser's announcement with us!

The four-time Olympic Champion is expected to play for the Calgary Inferno next season.

With so many new faces here at Pension Plan Puppets, we're going to use the off-season to introduce ourselves.

Mickey is devastated, Minnie was more of a cat person anyway.

Note: With some new faces here at Pension Plan Puppets, we're going to use the offseason to introduce ourselves. We start with Adam, or elseldo.

What if we talked about NHL players the way the media talks about female athletes?

The Leafs made a trade, annnnnnd that's about it.

Here is a news update on this quiet July weekend

Happy Saturday everyone! Again, not a whole lot of Leafs news percolating so enjoy some links from around the hockey

There's still a few well known names out there, but will anyone sign them?

Not much going on in Leaf land today.

Eight years at 60 million for a young Blue raises the question, WWSG (What Will Stamkos Get)?

The 2014 Kelly Cup MVP will likely play in Orlando.

The Los Angeles Kings should have thought it through a couple more times before they terminated Mike Richards' contract due to possession over a defenseman who will serve time for spousal abuse.

Rich Clune is everywhere this week after his Player's Tribune article.

For the second time in less than a week, Simmons makes Olbermann's Worst Person in the World segment. This time, PPP gets a mention.

Leafs add another veteran forward for another potential pump-and-dump at the deadline.

Nazem Kadri and the Maple Leafs have agreed on a one year contract worth $4.1 million.

Nazem Kadri inks a one year, $4.1M deal with the Maple Leafs.

Dave Nonis has been hired as the Ducks' special assignment scout and consultant.

When the Leafs selected William Nylander eighth overall in the 2014 NHL Draft, he became the team's unquestioned best prospect. With the selection of Mitch Marner fourth overall in this year's draft, has that changed?

We have links sandwiched between layers of puns.

It was Marc Savard's empty phrase, but it may be the most accurate sentence written about Phil Kessel over the last six years: He's a nice guy. Tries hard. Loves the game.

The Canadian women's hockey star has taken to Twitter and asked the nation to name her first child.