Mark Bavis charmed everyone he met, both on and off the ice, from his days at Hyde Park Youth Hockey to Catholic Memorial to BU to his career as a scout for the Los Angeles Kings. Bavis' extraordinary ...

Mark Bavis began playing the game of hockey at the Bajko Memorial Ice rink in Hyde Park, and now his name and youth hockey number will forever be in its rafters. Bavis, then 31, was killed during the ...

The start of Kings training camp will always bring back memories of a terrible morning. On Sept. 11, 2001, Garnet ”Ace” Bailey and Mark Bavis were on their way from Boston to Los Angeles for the start ...

Mark Bavis and Garnet "Ace" Bailey were scouts for the Los Angeles Kings. They died on September 11, 2001, when their flight, United Flight 175, crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

I remember when I met Mark Bavis during my one and only year with the North American Hockey League. He was an assistant coach with the Chicago Freeze franchise, while I was working in the league ...

The years since September 11, 2001 may continue to pass by quickly, but the memory of that tragic day will never fade. Millions of people in many walks of life were affected, either directly by losing ...

September 11th marks a day of internal reflection for many of us every year, perhaps none more in recent memory than this, the 20th anniversary of that tragic day in 2001. The LA Kings family was one ...

BOSTON (AP) -- Even after settling what had been the last wrongful death lawsuit against the airlines over the Sept. 11 attacks, the family of Mark Bavis warned on Wednesday that neither those ...

Some Stanley Cup champions never wear their rings. Some bring them out only for special occasions. Garnet "Ace" Bailey always wore his. He won seven — two as a player for the Boston Bruins, five as a ...

Eleven years ago today, Kings scouts Ace Bailey and Mark Bavis were flying to Los Angeles for the start of training camp. They never made it: Both were aboard United Flight 175, one of two planes ...