NHL For BC star forward Ryan Leonard, the NHL will wait as he attends to unfinished business The Amherst native's 31 goals are the most by a freshman in BC’s storied history.

Ryan Leonard’s NHL debut, Tom Wilson’s bounceback, and Matt Roy’s steady defense highlight the Capitals’ blend of youth and experience moving forward.

BOSTON — When Ryan Leonard took the ice at TD Garden for his first NHL warmups, helmetless and grinning ear to ear, he did so backed by a raucous cheer from Boston College teammates and a legion ...

A new roster update is live in NHL 25 with new rookies being added to the game. New York Rangers forward Gabriel Perreault, Washing Capitals forward Ryan Leonard, St. Louis Blues forward Jimmy ...

NHL Boston College product Ryan Leonard enjoys memorable first NHL week with Capitals Leonard scored his first goal just four days after signing with the Capitals, and three days after making his ...

After attending Leonard’s Capitals debut some 24 hours earlier, the crew of Eagles players headed to New York to support Perreault.

Boston College men’s hockey forward Ryan Leonard won Player of the Year. The Amherst, Mass., native has had a stellar sophomore campaign.

Amherst native and former Boston College hockey star Ryan Leonard helped the Washington Capitals defeat the lowly Boston Bruins, 4-3, during his NHL debut Tuesday night at the TD Garden.

Leonard provided an assist and three shots on goal in Wednesday's 3-1 win over the Canadiens in Game 2. Leonard has stayed in the Capitals' lineup since April 1 after signing his entry-level deal ...

Two-thirds of one of college hockey's top lines is heading to the NHL. Boston College star winger Ryan Leonard signed an entry-level contract with the Washington Capitals on Monday and will join ...

Ryan Leonard had a decision to make last spring after his freshman season with the Boston College men’s hockey team. Despite being selected by the Washington Capitals with the eighth pick in the ...

In addition to Leonard debuting, scoring his first goal, and being on hand for NHL history, ex-Boston University standout Lane Hutson beefed up his Calder Trophy chances with the Canadiens.