Pavel Bure, the Russian Rocket, is the most electrifying professional athlete ever to represent the city of Vancouver. Mobbed by fans during the peak years of “Pavelmania” and shrouded by near ...

Pavel Bure emphatically and emotionally last night denied and denounced a story that ran on the front page of a Moscow newspaper yesterday in which he is quoted at length saying he is through for ...

Pavel Bure made his NHL debut with the Vancouver Canucks on Nov. 5, 1991, and it didn't take long for the creative right wing with blazing speed and a lethal scoring touch to earn his nickname.

Meeting with reporters Sunday afternoon, Rangers star Pavel Bure put on a stoic, even optimistic public face when talking about the left knee injury he suffered two nights before. According to his ...

Vancouver Canucks scoring star Pavel Bure has a torn ligament in his right knee and will miss the rest of the 1995-96 season. “Obviously devastating news to the organization,” Vancouver coach ...

Pavel Bure began playing hockey at the age of 16, representing the Soviet Red Army Team. The Russian Rocket was the nickname given to him due to the tremendous speed and skill with which he played ...

When he woke up on Monday morning in Moscow, Pavel Bure checked his phone. Overnight he'd received a message from Vancouver Canucks chairman Francesco Aquilini. Reading the message, Bure learned ...

From Pavel Bure's skate-to-stick goal to Manon Rhéaume making NHL history, let's take look at some of the coolest moments to happen during the preseason. Usually, the NHL's preseason is something ...

That focus he translated to training his boys, Pavel and Valeri. “You do something—bus driver, journalist—you try to be best,” Vladimir Bure told Sports Illustrated in 1992. Pavel was the ...