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Traded player refuses to report to Americans, suspended by league.

The Tri-City Americans are headed to the WHL Western Conference Finals after turning back a determined Victoria Royals team that never quit.
The Americans jumped to a 3-1 lead Wednesday night at Toyota Center, only to see the Royals tie it up at 3...

The goalie who's taken care of the net for the Canadian National Women's team made a trip through the Tri-Cities 16 years ago, and to this day remains the first and only woman to appear in a Western Hockey League contest of any kind.
Shannon Szabados, who was beaten on that incredible penalty shot by…

Driving over the Cascades is a FAR better prospect for the opening round of the 2016-17 WHL Playoffs than taking a leisurely 15-hour bus ride to Prince George in Canada. Thanks to their thrilling overtime comeback victory over Everett Sunday night, the Americans did just that.

The regular season has not started yet, but already the Tri City Americans have made a roster move. (Comrie #11 in picture).

It's best to save some of your best for last.

With three games left, this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, we might not know until Sunday night if the Americans will make the post-season.

I was looking around the internet for some good interviews with Carey Price, when I found this gem. Olaf Kolzig spent a lot of time with the Americans during the 2005 NHL lockout, and made a special friend: Carey Price.

Even though the United States lost the bronze medal match after losing to Team Canada for a chance for gold, it's still cool to see players ecstatic about being champions.
Thanks to defenseman PK Subban (Montreal Canadiens) for having his camera out to celebrate with his Team Canada teammates wh…

Last winter, former Tri-City Americans defenseman Clayton Stoner was lucky enough to win one of only 300 a grizzly bear hunting licenses through a British Columbia limited entry lottery. Little did the current Minnesota Wild player know a photo taken after his successful hunt would put him at the ce…

We've seen our fair share of National Anthem flubs, but Saskatoon native, Alexis Normand put herself near the top of the 'best of the worst' list after this performance.

For the 3rd straight season, the Tri-City Americans will open the WHL playoffs vs. their I-90 rivals, the Spokane Chiefs.  But it won't matter who finishes 4th or 5th in the Western Conference.