They soon will be headed back to Winnipeg, where another whiteout of “Ice Road Truckers” magnitude awaits the Golden Knights despite a Sunday Game 5 forecast of 74 degrees. They say you hear the one ...

Former Las Vegas Thunder, Winnipeg Jets hockey player Jim Kyte discusses playing in the first Winnipeg whiteout during the 1987 Stanley Cup playoffs. (Ron Kantowski/LasVegas Review Journal) ...

WINNIPEG - Former Winnipeg Jet, Jim Kyte, has received plenty of recognition over his lifetime - especially during his 17-year NHL career. It continued on Friday night. Kyte attended the 2019 ...

Have you ever heard of Jim Kyte? If you're a NHL fan under the age of 30, you probably haven't heard of him. Heck, if your a NHL fan over the age of 30, you probably don't even remember him. Kyte ...

Winnipeg, Manitoba - Limitations have never been a problem for Jim Kyte. When he began his professional hockey career with the Winnipeg Jets in 1982, he became the first legally deaf person to ever ...

Former Winnipeg Jet Jim Kyte knows a thing or two about overcoming adversity. The first and only legally deaf person to play in the NHL, his life and career path were full of obstacles.

Canadiens forward Brendan Gallagher has some extra time on his hands… er hand. After breaking two fingers on his left hand while blocking a shot and undergoing surgery, he can’t play for a while. But ...

Hockey: The Pittsburgh Penguins swung a six-player trade with Winnipeg during Saturday`s National Hockey League draft. Pittsburgh traded left wing Randy Cunneyworth, goalie Richard Tabaracci and ...

Brendan Gallagher of the Montreal Canadiens won't be back in action until after 2016 arrives. After taking a Johnny Boychuk slapshot to the finger last month, he needed surgery on two broken fingers.

Johnny Kyte gained a new appreciation, of playing hockey and what people who are deaf must work around, while playing for Canada in the recent Deaflympics. Kyte (left, with flag) helped Canada win a ...