The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired forward Jason Zucker from the Minnesota Wild in a trade on Monday, Feb. 10, 2020.

The Coyotes sign forward Jason Zucker to a one-year, $5.3 million contract. Dom Luszczyszyn: Two seasons ago Jason Zucker looked cooked. He had a lot of miles on him as a big-time forechecker and ...

Jason Zucker, dad Scott, son Hendrix and mom Natalie during the Wild’s first trip to Vegas in the 2017-18 season. Natalie was diagnosed with colon cancer that September, something Zucker hadn ...

Jason Zucker gave his teammates a little surprise for Monday's practice at the Lemieux Complex. It was a week ago today that Zucker suffered a lower-body injury in the Penguins' game against the ...

Minnesota Wild’s Jason Zucker, left, is shown in an undated courtesy photo with Tucker Helstrom, who died of osteosarcoma in July 2016. The two met in Dec. 2015 and since then Zucker has been ...

Jason Zucker won't let himself forget young Tucker's advice. By Michael Russo. July 21, 2016 at 11:40AM. Jason Zucker and his young friend Tucker Helstrom, who died earlier this month.

Jason Zucker didn’t have a problem setting screens last season. Even when a core muscle injury — an all-encompassing-term that involves but isn’t limited to a groin — hindered him for the ...

Jason Zucker forced himself to watch the video of George Floyd dying under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer last week. He felt it was important to see it with his own eyes.“I was ...

ST. PAUL -- Jason Zucker lamented his missed opportunities following a frustrating 3-1 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday, March 19. He replayed each moment in his mind after the game ...

Five words, sewn in white lowercase letters across the front of the black baseball cap Nashville Predators forward Jason Zucker wore Thursday, said a lot. "hey, i'm here for you" Zucker said he ...

There's no denying Jason Zucker hasn't lived up to his hefty cost of acquisition or $5.5 million annual cap hit. It's a wild bet to put your faith in an oft-injured winger on the wrong side of 30 ...

Minnesota Wild forward Jason Zucker scored six consecutive goals in a three-game stretch, becoming the first player to score six straight goals for his team since Boston’s Glen Murray in 2004 ...