SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Jonathan Cheechoo has retired from hockey after playing seven NHL seasons and finishing with four years in Russia's Kontinental Hockey League. Cheechoo announced his retirement ...

As you know, Cheechoo is the Moose Factory, Ontario native who shocked the NHL with 56 goals in 2005-06 and then 37 more the following season with the San Jose Sharks. After that … well, he scored 40 ...

It's been six years since Jonathan Cheechoo shocked the hockey world with a 56-goal season for the San Jose Sharks. During that time, he's become an enigmatic journeyman. He was shipped to the Ottawa ...

PHOENIX — That stick that struck Jonathan Cheechoo somewhere in the neck and head area during the final minutes of the Sharks’ 2-1 victory over Anaheim on Friday may keep him out of tonight’s game ...

Each has his name engraved on NHL hardware that reflects how special that season was a dozen years ago. Jonathan Cheechoo captured the 2006 Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy, given to the NHL’s top ...

SAN JOSE — Jonathan Cheechoo had his name mentioned with some of the most prolific goal-scorers to ever play in the NHL for one magical stretch in the spring of 2006. Every goal Cheechoo scored for ...

Jonathan Cheechoo recently received two important phone calls. One came from NHL headquarters, telling him he’d been voted to start in the All-Star Game. The other was from friend and former teammate ...

At this rate Jonathan Cheechoo is going to run out of closet room for all his hats. Notching his second career hat trick seven games apart, Cheechoo led the Sharks to a 6-3 victory over the Columbus ...

2003-11-30 04:00:00 PDT Edmonton-- The spotlight will be on Jonathan Cheechoo long before the Sharks' forward hits the ice today against the Oilers. Cheechoo will play host to 14 high school students ...

Mention Jonathan Cheechoo's name, and a number immediately springs to mind: 56, as in the number of goals he scored in 2005-06 to win the Rocket Richard Trophy as a 25-year-old right wing for the San ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Jonathan Cheechoo has never been shy about celebrating a goal. On New Year's Eve in St. Paul, he scored with 4:28 remaining in regulation to provide the difference in a 3-2 victory ...