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Northern Michigan University will retire the jerseys of three hockey greats—Don Waddell, Tom Laidlaw and Steve Bozek—during a ceremony on October 2, 2026, celebrating the program’s early triumphs and the start of its 50th Anniversary Season.
Matvei Michkov is gearing up for his third NHL season with the Philadelphia Flyers, focusing on strength, skill and preparation, and expressing enthusiasm about LeBron James joining the 76ers.
The upcoming Match of the Year charity hockey game in St. Petersburg will bring together New York Rangers standouts Igor Shesterkin and Vladislav Gavrikov with Artemi Panarin’s and Mikhail Sergachev’s all‑star teams, supporting charitable causes while showcasing a novel draft format and festive atmosphere.
Jack Johnson, a former Michigan Wolverines defenseman who spent two seasons in Ann Arbor before launching a 19‑year NHL career, was announced this week as the new associate head coach for Ohio State’s women’s hockey program. His arrival coincides with a period of growth for the Buckeyes, who have reached five straight national title games, while the University of Michigan struggles to field a Division I women’s program.
Former University of North Dakota coach Brad Berry is set to lead the Youngstown Phantoms, bringing a championship pedigree to the USHL. Meanwhile, forward Peter Cehlarik has signed with the Växjö Lakers in Sweden, and Austin Wagner has joined the Frankfurt Lions in Germany.
The New York Rangers announced the hiring of Derick Brassard and Jonathan Quick, bringing veteran experience to player development and goaltending.
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.
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.
Mats Zuccarello discusses the emotions behind leaving the Minnesota Wild, his mutual decision with GM Bill Guerin, and his new role with the Los Angeles Kings.
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 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.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw two Denver alumni drafted in the opening round, with Rudolph landing fourth overall and Lin at 21st, a first in program history and a testament to the university’s rising talent pipeline.
The United States has finalized its coaching and support personnel for the upcoming 2027 IIHF World Junior Championship, slated for late December in Alberta.
Artemi Panarin rejected a higher‑paying offer from the Seattle Kraken to sign with the Los Angeles Kings, citing the franchise’s eye‑catching jersey designs as a key influence. His decision highlights the growing importance of team branding in player recruitment.
A look at upcoming schedules, draft decisions, and organizational shifts across the NHL and the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
The United States Hockey League is poised to broaden its reach into California, Arizona and Nevada, forging a new chapter in American junior hockey development.
The Los Angeles Kings mark June with a series of LGBTQ+ focused collaborations, from career‑exploration programs with Rainbow Labs to sponsorship of the Coachella Valley LGBT Hockey Association Tournament and participation in the WeHo Pride Parade.
The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) has named Manon Rhéaume as the general manager of its newest franchise in Detroit, a move that blends a pioneering playing career with deep front‑office expertise.
Former NHL pioneer Manon Rheaume will lead Detroit’s new Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise, bringing a historic playing résumé and deep local hockey ties to the role.
Jake Percival signs with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits after a championship‑laden UConn career, joining the ECHL affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings.