Cliff Ronning will always be remembered for his role in the Canucks' run to the 1994 Stanley Cup Final, but the Canucks alumnus will always be best remembered for his elite skills in NHL '93 (actually ...

More than 30 years after being a part of one of the most important trades in franchise history, Cliff Ronning’s initial feelings on being dealt to the Vancouver Canucks remain telling about the market ...

Both were seventh-round draft picks. Both measured in shy of 5-foot-10. And as much as defensemen have tried to chase them down the ice, those defensemen were often left seeing only the “Ronning” on ...

ST. PAUL -- With a little self-control and one big game, center Cliff Ronning overcame one of the most disappointing moments of his career. After being acquired last summer by Minnesota, he became the ...

Cliff Ronning, a veteran of 17 NHL seasons, knows he can’t play forever. After he was unsigned as a free agent at the beginning of the season, the 38-year old playmaker could tell that the end of his ...

Join us this summer as we count down the top 50 Vancouver Canucks players of all time! #21: Cliff Ronning A hometown boy and an inductee into the BC Sports Hall of Fame, Cliff Ronning was a highly ...

Cliff Ronning has had easier weeks. Last Tuesday, he was honored by the Nashville Predators after playing in his 1,000th NHL game a few nights earlier. Two days later, the Predators’ all-time leading ...

TAMPA – With nearly twice as many playoff appearances as any of his Islanders teammates, Cliff Ronning didn’t necessarily have to be back in the lineup last night to make an important contribution.

The good news for Cliff Ronning is that, after 15 seasons in the NHL, he no longer hears questions about whether he’s too small to last. The bad news is, now some wonder whether he’s too old. “It’s a ...

Ty Ronning, son of 2003 playoff hero Cliff Ronning, is a training camp invitee looking for his first NHL experience Ty Ronning, a winger with the Hartford Wolf Pack, waits for hockey action to resume ...

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Mike Gillis may not have made any big trade splashes at the 2009 NHL Entry Draft in Montreal but picking up the highly-touted Jordan Schroeder from the University of ...