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The San Jose Sharks traded their No. 20 pick to the Buffalo Sabres for defenseman Michael Kesselring and the No. 27 pick, and are now eyeing late‑first‑round defensive talent.
With the Carolina Hurricanes needing just one win to capture their first championship in 20 years, the league sees blockbuster trade chatter, coaching rumors, and a nostalgic color return.
The Detroit Red Wings star has asked for a trade, and San Jose’s young core could be the perfect fit — if the price is right.
In a dramatic bronze‑medal game at the World Championships, Norway’s 20‑year‑old forward Michael Brandsegg‑Nygard led all Norwegian skaters with over 20 minutes of ice time and set up the decisive goal in overtime. The performance arrives as the league prepares for an 84‑game season, while teammate Carter Bear’s recent Memorial Cup heroics signal further offensive promise.
Norway defeated Canada 3-2 in overtime for bronze, while Finland edged Switzerland 1-0 to win gold, with standout performances from Robert Thomas, Jet Greaves, and Aleksander Barkov
Michigan State University's hockey program adds experienced netminders, including a first‑round NHL pick, while navigating departures of previous starters.
Michigan State University announced the signing of Columbus native JJ Salajko, joining a crease that will be anchored by first‑round NHL draft pick Joshua Ravensbergen.
In the opening period of the quarterfinal, the United States lost defenseman Ryan Lindgren after a head‑check on Evan Bouchard, who was injured, while Canada answered with a power‑play goal by Macklin Celebrini to go up 1‑0.
Eric Pohlkamp’s historic college career culminated with a top offensive honor, a Hobey Baker finalist nod, and a two‑year entry‑level deal with the San Jose Sharks.
Michigan State University's hockey program is projected to field a 2026-27 roster that could set a new benchmark for draft talent in college hockey, with up to nine players potentially selected in the first round of the NHL draft.
A new franchise joins the Professional Women’s Hockey League, marking the first California presence and setting the stage for a historic season.
Sidney Crosby, originally not expected to join Canada's roster, pushed for Macklin Celebrini to keep the captaincy, and will now serve as an alternate captain alongside John Tavares and Ryan O’Reilly.
A standout performance by Porter Martone helped Canada dominate Italy, showcasing his playmaking skill and setting the tone for the team's campaign.
The United States enters the IIHF men's hockey world championship as defending gold medalists, led by marquee forward Matthew Tkachuk and a roster dotted with NHL veterans and rising stars.
Macklin Celebrini, the 19‑year‑old phenom, will captain Canada at the Swiss world championships, joining Sidney Crosby and a star‑studded roster aiming to reclaim the title.
At the upcoming tournament in Switzerland, young star Macklin Celebrini will wear the Canadian captain’s armband, bringing a record‑breaking 115‑point season to the ice alongside veterans like Sidney Crosby and a U.S. team eyeing a historic comeback.
Nineteen‑year‑old forward Macklin Celebrini will captain Canada at the upcoming world hockey championship in Switzerland, bringing a record‑setting season with the San Jose Sharks and a roster that includes veteran Sidney Crosby and a United States team eyeing a Triple Gold Club milestone.
The Pioneers celebrated a historic season with multiple awards that highlight individual brilliance and team leadership.
A look at the top contenders, returning captains, and emerging talents set to shape the International Ice Hockey Federation's championship in Switzerland.
Sidney Crosby, captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins, has been named to Canada's men's national team for the upcoming International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship in Switzerland, marking his fourth tournament appearance and continuing a legacy of Olympic golds and record‑breaking performances.
Michigan State University's hockey program has attracted a wave of high‑profile recruits, including top‑ranked draft candidates and experienced goaltenders, setting the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 season.
From prep school championships to NHL drafts and international triumphs, the South Shore has produced a steady stream of talent that narrowly missed the top‑10 rankings yet shaped hockey history.
The University of Massachusetts announced that James Marcou, a 2009 Hockey East scoring champion and former NHL prospect, will serve as an assistant coach for the Minutemen. His extensive coaching background at Harvard and Brown, combined with a decorated playing résumé, positions him to contribute immediately to the program’s development.