Less than two months after undergoing artificial disc replacement neck surgery, Jack Eichel joined his new Golden Knights teammates on the ice Tuesday morning in Las Vegas. Eichel described the ...

Bob Eichel said his son's dedication to hockey was beyond anything he had ever seen in a child. "He would get up in the morning and do push-ups and sit-ups," Bob Eichel remembered. "He would shoot ...

Jack Eichel said he was like a kid on Christmas morning during his first skate with the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday. "It's a bit of an emotional moment for me. Another step in the process," he ...

The Golden Knights acquired Eichel from the Buffalo Sabres via trade in Nov. 2021. The center led the franchise to its first ...

Jack’s sister, Jessie, is an athlete who played hockey and baseball as a child. As a child, Jack enjoyed sports and his parents supported his dream to make it in the NHL. Jack Eichel’s girlfriend ...

CHELMSFORD — Jack Eichel had been begging his father, Bob, to put him on skates. He was just 3 years old at the time and watched his dad and sister, Jessie, who is older by four years, lace them ...

Vegas Golden Knights center Jack Eichel might not be aware of the situation he has created. Actually, it's not Jack Eichel's fault, but it's his face that is at the center of a growing Reddit debate.

Jack Eichel didn't hold back in his return to Buffalo on Thursday night. The Golden Knights center played his first game against the Sabres since being traded to Vegas on Nov. 4, coming out on the ...

Jack Eichel, a North Chelmsford native, ... “Yeah, I think every kid grows up dreaming of playing for their hometown teams,” Eichel said when asked if he’d ever play in Boston.

Eichel set the mood for the rest of the day, Spence said, and “the kids raved about it.” “Jack Eichel was excellent as far as how he dealt with the children, the officers and everybody when ...

Dr. Chad J. Prusmack characterized the disk replacement surgery as a likely "one-and-done" scenario and that 10-year follow-up visits show 4.8% of patients need a new surgery.

Jack Eichel, Stanley Cup champion. If that isn’t the ultimate middle finger to his harshest critics along the way, I don’t know what is. And there were plenty of haters, which is natural when ...