Scoring an NHL goal is an exciting thing. In the stands, fans dance and cheer and scream. On the ice, some players prefer to act like they've been there before...but others allow their excitement ...

Celebrations that are disrespectful and/or contain too much showboating have no place in the NHL, or any hockey league for that matter. Let's look at 10 goal celebrations we never want to see ...

Washington Capitals forward Evgeny Kuznetsov has an entertaining goal celebration. He’s scored twice this post-season, each time accentuating the tally by flapping his arms like a bird. It makes ...

Then, a Hungarian hockey player shatters the absolute sh-t out of the glass during a goal celebration to remind us that we most certainly have not. RELATED: Jon Lester bought nearly $50,000 worth ...

Hockey arenas each have their own goal celebrations. There's usually a signature song, some encouragement for fan chants and perhaps a little salt in the eye for the road team that just gave up a ...

The goal celebration is one of the few instances where hockey players let their emotions out a little bit, well most of them anyway. They're not always well received by the opposition and pundits ...

It featured a fun, fast brand of hockey, a three-goal comeback, a controversial winning goal and a goal celebration that fired one team up to make that clinching play.

As hockey players do, Csollak skated up to ram his body off the boards in celebration, but there was one small problem: the glass shattered when he made contact. View this post on Instagram ...

The goal also brought Eichel to 33 goals and 74 points this season, ... especially those up north in the Centre of the Hockey Universe. But the celebration is sitting well in Buffalo.

Alex Ovechkin did it. The 39-year-old Washington Capitals star scored his 895th career goal on Sunday to break Wayne Gretzky's record and become the NHL's all-time goal scoring leader.

Let’s appreciate the pure joy hockey goal horns produce and review the top five NHL goal horns of all-time. 19 Nov 1999: ... It might have been a popular celebration song, ...

If Washington Capitals Coach Bruce Boudreau has his way, last night will be the first and last time we see Alexander Ovechkin engage in a premeditated, theatrical goal celebration. From Capitals ...