SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Chiefs committed four second-period penalties, which led to three Medicine Hat goals in a 5-2 Tigers victory in game four to take a commanding 3-1 series lead in the ...

The Medicine Hat Tigers came into Game 4 at the Spokane Arena quite banged up: consensus 2026 No. 1 NHL draft pick Gavin McKenna missed his second consecutive game with an undisclosed injury ...

Unfortunately, the game was dominated by the Medicine Hat Tigers who shut out Spokane in a 6-0 laugher. Medicine Hat superstar forward Gavin McKenna tried to give it a go in the pregame skate ...

Medicine Hat outshot Spokane 14-8 in the first. For the first time in the series, there was no scoring in the first period. The remainder of the Chiefs' power play went aside, and with just about ...

After a relatively flat performance in game two, the Medicine Hat Tigers walked into Spokane and ran the show for approximately 60 minutes. Even without Gavin McKenna, the Tigers ruled the road in ...

The Medicine Hat Tigers and Spokane Chiefs battle to take the Western Hockey League Championship Series lead as the series shifts to Spokane Arena for Game 3 on Tuesday. Spokane made a statement ...

SPOKANE, Wash. - Who were the Spokane Chiefs on the ice in game three against the Medicine Hat Tigers? They didn't seem like themselves - at all. Spokane and Medicine Hat are facing off in a ...

In five games, the Medicine Hat Tigers have eliminated the Spokane Chiefs and booked their spot in the 2025 Memorial Cup in Rimouski. Despite a just one goal in the first 40 minutes, the Tigers ...

The Medicine Hat Tigers look to book their ticket the Memorial Cup with a win in Game 5 against the Spokane Chiefs at the Western Hockey League Championship Series on Friday night. Medicine Hat ...

Kraken 2024 first-rounder and No. 8 pick overall Berkly Catton delivers for Western Conference champions to set up three straight home games in WHL final ...

A scouting profile on Bryce Pickford, a skilled two-way defenseman with strong offensive instincts and NHL potential.

After a relatively flat performance in game two, the Medicine Hat Tigers walked into Spokane and ran the show for approximately 60 minutes. Even without Gavin McKenna, the Tigers ruled the road in a ...