A deeper view that unites instead of divides, connecting why the story matters to you. Patrik Jonsson is the Atlanta-based correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor, covering the South ...

Patrik Laine is one of them. The Habs’ new acquisition isn’t in Montreal yet, but his arrival won’t be long: according to information from Renaud Lavoie (BPM Sports), the Habs’ new acquisition should ...

Two-time winners Korea DPR and 2018 champions Japan begin their Colombia 2024 campaigns; Argentina and the Netherlands also in action. The match schedule and kick-off times for the FIFA U-20 Women ...

Patrik Laine is still a member of the Columbus Blue Jackets as we speak. Why is that? The logical answer is that the Ohio club hasn’t yet found the right team at the right price. You’ll tell me that’s ...

It is against this backdrop that FIFA is celebrating getting Bank of America as its first ever banking sponsor. FIFA sees the deal with Bank of America as a double win. FIFA President Gianni ...

The hot topic in Montreal in recent days has been the acquisition of Patrik Laine. The big forward is turning heads for both good and bad reasons. We’re not done talking about it yet. What you ...

The Columbus Blue Jackets traded forward Patrik Laine and a 2026 second-round pick to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for defenseman Jordan Harris, the teams announced Monday. “We want ...

According to Gelinas, Laine's mental health issues might be related to the sudden death of his father in 2021, a dramatic event that could have turned into a significant factor behind the player's ...

Waddell had spent the weekend trying to broker a trade for winger Patrik Laine. Waddell and his Montreal counterpart, Kent Hughes, came to an agreement just after lunch Monday. Laine was sent ...

The acquisition of Patrik Laine from the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday served several purposes. The practical purpose was the Canadiens’ obvious need for offensive talent. But there was a more ...

Patrik Jonsson is the Atlanta-based correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, covering the South -- both physically and philosophically -- from the paper's small basement bureau on Locust ...