COLUMBUS, Ohio — That might be it for Andrew Ladd and the Islanders. The 33-year-old winger suffered a torn ACL in his left knee late in Sunday’s 2-0 win over the Coyotes, and after surgery ...

Andrew Ladd retired from hockey after the 2021-22 season and 1,001 NHL games, winning a Stanley Cup as a rookie in Carolina in 2005-06 and a second in Chicago in 2009-10 before captaining the ...

Andrew Ladd's journey in the NHL was nothing short of extraordinary. He played in 1,001 games, hoisted the Stanley Cup twice and even had the privilege of captaining a Canadian city.

Andrew Ladd, former Blackhawks winger, announced his retirement last Sunday. Ladd, 37, played with the Blackhawks over two different stints. His first stint between 2007-10 (three seasons) earned ...

Andrew Ladd retired from the NHL on Sunday after 16 seasons.. The 37-year-old forward leaves a two-time Stanley Cup champion with the 2006 Carolina Hurricanes, his rookie season, and 2010 Chicago ...

Andrew and Brandy founded Ladd Foundation in 2020. His time working with Novus Global performance coach Dan Leffelaar during recovery from his knee injury was incentive behind what he wanted to ...

Introducing Benji and Brittany McConkey. Andrew Ladd McConkey has followed in the footsteps of his father. Benji McConkey emerged as a formidable quarterback during his years at Dalton Secondary ...

Coyotes' Andrew Ladd: Earns helper in 1,000th career game 04/21/2022 • by RotoWire Staff Coyotes' Andrew Ladd: Hands out assist ...

Andrew Ladd and his wife Brandy Johnson's unique perspective. Through their charitable endeavors, Andrew and Brandy aim to make a difference in the lives of others while instilling the values of ...

Patrick Kane has announced a return to the city where he carved his name into the National Hockey League history books, the ...

Andrew Ladd announced his retirement from the NHL on Sunday, hanging up the skates after a 16-year NHL career, which included parts of four seasons with the Islanders from 2016-21.

Andrew Ladd McConkey is a wide receiver for the Georgia Bulldogs. He attended North Murray High School in Chatsworth, Georgia and made it to the varsity team as a freshman.