Keith Tkachuk's legacy in the NHL has been carried forward by his sons, Matthew and Brady Tkachuk. With a blend of competitiveness and skill, both brothers have become star power forwards. Matthew ...

"I’ve known Auston for a lot of years,” Tkachuk said on the podcast. "He played with Matthew at the (USNTDP) program. Comes from a great family. He’s 6-foot-2, 6-foot-3, he can skate. It’s the details ...

It probably isn't a good sign that Ottawa Senators star winger and team captain Brady Tkachuk could barely talk about the ...

Keith then told his wife that Brady was going ... Jason (top left) and Travis Kelce (top right) interview Matthew (bottom left) and Brady Tkachuk (bottom right) on the “New Heights” podcast.

Former NHL star Keith Tkachuk defended Auston Matthews, highlighting his impressive overall contributions to the game, ...

Keith Tkachuk talks to his sons, Matthew and Brady, every day. Every day. It has been so forever, seemingly, a mark of the bond between the long-time NHL player and his two current NHL star sons.

Hockey fans, and others, will be well aware the brothers are the sons of Keith Tkachuk, considered one of the best American-born players to have ever played in the NHL (between 1992 and 2010).

“Dad was proud, huh?” Fallon said. “I think he was pretty proud,” Tkachuk responded. Fallon had a picture of Keith Tkachuk crying at the end of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final last Jun ...

One of the leaders of the Maple Leafs is St. Louis Blues defenceman Colton Parayko. The sons of the legendary Keith Tkachuk, Matthew and Brady, play for the US national team. All of them have ...

Chantal Tkachuk, and their field hockey star sister, Taryn: Matthew was only 3 years old when his father, Keith, was traded to the St. Louis Blues. As such, he spent many of his most formative ...

What about the Tkachuk brothers? Matthew and Brady, the sons of former NHL Keith Tkachuk, have carried the family name into today's NHL. The siblings are two of the biggest stars in the game ...

Tkachuk tweaked his hip in Thursday's game versus the Bruins, though head coach Travis Green expects the captain to be alright, Julian McKenzie of The Athletic reports.