The Blue Jackets’ injury luck continues to skew heavily toward bad over good .

Six weeks after Columbus Blue Jackets forward Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew Gaudreau, were killed in New Jersey, the investigation into their deaths continues. Johnny Gaudreau ...

The Columbus Blue Jackets home opener on Tuesday night was filled with every emotion. It was their first game on their home ice since their star left-winger, Johnny Gaudreau, and his brother were ...

This was no ordinary faceoff. When referee Trevor Hanson dropped the puck to begin the Blue Jackets’ home opener Tuesday, Columbus had only four players on the ice. One of Johnny Gaudreau’s ...

This season's home opener for the Columbus Blue Jackets will be unlike any other in franchise history. After the tragic death of team icon Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew, the team is ...

Blue Jackets ready to honor Johnny Gaudreau in home opener Emotions will run high when the Columbus Blue Jackets play their home opener on Tuesday against the Florida Panthers.It will be the first ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — When the Columbus Blue Jackets came out for the opening faceoff on Tuesday, something — or someone — was missing. Sean Monahan was in place for the draw, with Cole Sillinger ...

The only thing NHL analysts foresee the Blue Jackets winning this season is the draft lottery, and even that’s a “maybe.” They’re also heading into this season with injuries that have ...

Teams that have lost as much talent, experience and leadership as the Blue Jackets — again predicted to finish at the bottom of the NHL — aren’t supposed to visit a Stanley Cup contender’s ...

Johnny Gaudreau’s Columbus teammates were given a few options for how to handle their emotions during the Blue Jackets’ home opener. If you want to cry, cry. If you want to laugh, laugh.

It was an emotional night in Columbus, Ohio, as the Columbus Blue Jackets paid tribute to the late Johnny Gaudreau before their home opener on Tuesday against the Florida Panthers. There were ...

It was a weekend to remember for Ohio State women's volleyball, even if it included a loss to that team up north.