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Moritz Seider’s defensive mastery earned him the 2025‑26 Rod Langway Award, a testament to his growth since the 2019 draft and his pivotal role in Detroit’s blue‑line strategy.
The Chicago Blackhawks weigh a one‑year contract or a symbolic farewell for Jonathan Toews, a three‑time Stanley Cup champion whose recent health battles have left his future uncertain.
The Montreal Canadiens' pursuit of Columbus Blue Jackets forwards cooled after denials, while the Detroit Red Wings face a GM search and the New York Islanders prepare to announce Evan Gold as their new assistant GM.
A mid‑season trade brings Artemi Panarin to Los Angeles, where his point‑per‑game production and playmaking have instantly elevated the Kings' offense and sparked high expectations for the upcoming season.
Viggo Björck, the eighth overall selection in the 2026 NHL draft, is projected to join the Winnipeg Jets roster next season, bolstered by his SHL performance, playoff contributions, and a gold‑medal run with Sweden’s junior team.
The latest analysis rates Vancouver's rebuilding effort at three out of five, highlighting promising picks while questioning the current roster's impact on playoff chances.
The Hockey News Big Show brings together veteran analysts to dissect contract decisions, goaltending experiments, and fan‑driven initiatives that are reshaping rosters and fan experiences across the NHL.
With Anaheim’s cap space squeezed after matching an offer for Leo Carlsson, New Jersey could capitalize on a potential deal to acquire scoring depth and veteran experience.
The Edmonton Oilers have secured a seasoned net‑minder whose championship pedigree and playoff experience promise to strengthen a newly formed three‑goalie rotation.
The younger Robertson inks a $3.25 million annual contract to avoid arbitration, and the elder is poised for a multi‑year, $10 million‑plus deal that could reshape his trade value.
The Carolina Hurricanes open the 2026‑27 NHL season on September 29 by hosting the Florida Panthers, raising their Stanley Cup banner, and headlining a triple‑header on ESPN that also includes Rangers‑Bruins and Blackhawks‑Golden Knights matchups.
The Philadelphia Flyers have re-signed Trevor Zegras to a four-year, $9.125 million annual contract, preserving cap flexibility while cementing a central piece of their roster for the upcoming seasons.
After signing a seven‑year, $46.2 million extension, Frank Nazar reflects on his rapid rise, his focus on consistency, and the chemistry that could define the Blackhawks’ next era.
After a 15‑year absence, the Buffalo Sabres clinched a playoff berth, stunning the Boston Bruins before falling to the Montreal Canadiens, driven by Rasmus Dahlin’s historic season.
The NHL has announced the full schedule for the Columbus Blue Jackets, revealing a balanced 84‑game slate that includes a strong home opening stretch and numerous key matchups.
A look at the key player signings, departures and the league‑wide broadcast agreement that will shape the Columbus Blue Jackets' future.
The Blackhawks have released their full slate of 84 games, featuring a seven‑game October home stretch, two matches in Düsseldorf, and a ten‑day hiatus for the All‑Star festivities in New York.
The Seattle Kraken have released a demanding 2026‑27 schedule that features 13 back‑to‑back matchups, an early meeting with the Calgary Flames, a European swing in November and a special Fan Appreciation Night in April.
The Kings' full slate has been revealed, highlighting a road‑heavy start, a home opener in October, and the league's return to an 84‑game regular season.
The Nashville Predators did not choose any Western Hockey League players in the 2026 draft, yet a 2024 third‑round pick is generating attention after a strong season with the Kelowna Rockets.
Cam Atkinson’s long‑standing records are under threat from Kirill Marchenko, whose recent performance and uncertain future add intrigue to the Blue Jackets’ upcoming season.
The Los Angeles Kings have fallen in the opening round for five straight seasons. GM Ken Holland has added veteran forwards and a high‑priced star, yet defensive woes, limited cap space and a competitive division cast doubt on a quick turnaround.
Three teenage phenoms are being discussed as potential captains of their respective franchises, blending on‑ice brilliance with a shift in team dynamics.
The Blues reshape management and roster, targeting a playoff return and long‑term contention.