HOCKEY

The Binghamton Black Bears season is less then two weeks away with many exciting changes including a new broadcaster. LET'S GO BLACK BEARS!

The Binghamton Black Bears came within 13 seconds of advancing in the playoffs. It didn't work out but it was still a FANTASTIC first season. Here are the highlights.

Binghamton is going to the playoffs for the first time in six years. We like rabbits on Easter Sunday but not tonight when the Hat Tricks come to town for Game 1.

The Binghamton Black Bears are giving you two chances to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Wear green to Saturday's game and you could get lucky.

There is so much to cheer about if you're a Binghamton Black Bears fan. Here's a couple of things that we love about them.

It's a HOCKEY two-day event that HELPS raise donations in the fight against cancer and gives HOPE to those that have been affected in our area.

The Binghamton Black Bears look to "Sock Out Cancer" this weekend when they put their four-game home winning streak on the line against their arch-rival, Watertown Wolves.

It's the Binghamton Black Bears final home game for over three weeks as they go koozie crazy. See how you could win free tickets to Friday night's game.

Did you know that a few of the locals play for the Black Bears? In fact, one of Binghamton's own scored a hat trick against the Hat Tricks on Friday night?

It's Spiedie Night with the Binghamton Black Bears on Friday. They'll be wearing specialty jerseys that will be auctioned off to benefit local substance abuse rehab services.

Bring your teddy bears to toss at the Black Bears game on Saturday. All the stuffed animals will be given to the Broome County Child Advocacy Center's Crime Victims Assistance Center.

There’s something romantic about the idea of outdoor ice skating and that magical feeling is what one Twin Tiers business is hoping to offer others this winter.

The Buffalo Sabres has a new addition, Rick, and he's a big boy that loves the cold ice, a treat, and scratches behind the ears. Someday he will be paired with a Veteran as their service dog.

It was a sellout crowd of 4,893 but over 10,000 people will say they were there when Binghamton's newest hockey team won their home opener. See what's next for the Binghamton Black Bears this weekend.