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The Colorado Avalanche have secured Cale Makar with a historic eight‑year, $20.4 million‑per‑year contract, cementing his status as the league’s top‑earning defenseman and shaping the franchise’s long‑term outlook.
The second annual Alumni Faceoff at Magness Arena brought together former University of Denver hockey players and Colorado Avalanche legends for a charity game that highlighted the region’s deep hockey roots and raised funds for youth programs.
The University of Denver has appointed Amanda Kremer, a veteran of professional hockey management, as its inaugural Chief of Staff for the men’s ice hockey program, a role designed to tighten coordination across the athletic department and amplify the program’s growing influence.
An 18‑year‑old defenseman climbs the Avalanche’s rankings after a standout year in Sweden and international play.
Artem Pugachev signs with the New Mexico Goatheads, bringing a Russian VHL pedigree and a career‑high 13‑point season to the ECHL affiliate ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign.
Rob Simpson, a five‑decade NHL chronicler, outlines the statistical and competitive hurdles that keep the Seattle Kraken out of the 2026‑27 playoffs, while noting the broader dynamics of the Pacific Division.
The Athletic’s recent feature dissects the most notorious villains across the league, spotlighting figures like Patrick Roy, Darren McCarty and Todd Bertuzzi, and exploring how their actions shaped team dynamics and fan perceptions.
After leading the Kitchener Rangers to a strong season, Jussi Ahokas declined an NHL affiliate offer and will continue his OHL role, drawing attention from several professional clubs
Cale Makar is trying out Bauer’s latest hockey gear alongside PWHL standout Hilary Knight, even as he eyes a contract extension. The move comes amid a reshuffling of front‑office talent, with Jack Johnson joining Ohio State’s women’s program and Andrew Agozzino beginning a new chapter with the Tucson Roadrunners.
The New Mexico Goatheads have secured the rights to 23‑year‑old defenseman Brandon Chabrier, adding a University of Maine alum with a strong point record and a professional debut under his belt.
After a 19‑year NHL career that included a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche, Jack Johnson is transitioning to the college ranks, taking an associate head coaching role with Ohio State's women's hockey team.
The American Hockey League serves as the premier developmental league for prospects needing extra time before NHL integration, offering a competitive environment that accelerates growth for top young players.
Christian Wolanin, a former University of North Dakota standout, has signed a one‑year contract with the Colorado Avalanche, bringing his NHL experience and college championship pedigree to the franchise.
The Avalanche have added a promising blue‑liner to their roster, hoping his offensive upside and playoff experience will translate into NHL contributions.
Ten Cornell men's hockey players will attend NHL development camps this week, representing nine different teams and highlighting the university's expanding pipeline to the professional ranks.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw four Ohio State prospects selected, allowing them to keep their college eligibility while turning professional.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw a record 43 players from the United States Hockey League (USHL) hear their names called, underscoring the league’s growing influence on the sport’s talent pipeline.
Cole Tuminaro’s selection 140th overall marks a milestone for Cornell hockey, highlighting the program’s sustained pipeline to the NHL and his academic achievements.
An 18‑year‑old forward, celebrated for his early debut and community roots, eyes the NHL’s biggest stage after navigating high expectations and a dismissed assault charge.
From a Toronto childhood to Stanley Cup glory and now a bench leadership role, Adam Foote’s impact on the sport remains profound.
Colorado secures Zachary L’Heureux, a disciplined winger with a history of suspensions, to bolster depth and penalty‑killing.
Despite a sweep by the Vegas Golden Knights, Colorado’s management stresses stability, a potential extension for Cale Makar and the return of assistant coaches.
The Nashville Predators are navigating a major organizational shift, highlighted by new ownership, a fresh leadership team, and standout performances on the world stage.
From overtime heroics to record‑breaking saves, the 2001 Harvard men's ice hockey season blended streaks of triumph with moments of struggle, culminating in an ECAC championship that etched the team's name in Crimson history.