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Former Milwaukee Admirals captain Scott Ford, a 46‑year‑old veteran of North American pro hockey, has been appointed assistant coach of the AHL Coachella Valley Firebirds, where he will blend playing wisdom with a focus on communication and individualized development.
From a modest draft pick to a seasoned presence in Winnipeg, Dylan DeMelo’s professional trajectory reflects both resilience and adaptability in the NHL.
With the Montreal Canadiens yet to add any new players to their roster since the Eastern Conference Final, management is exploring the fit of 37‑year‑old Patrick Kane, whose recent production and playoff pedigree could complement the team's style under coach Martin St‑Louis.
Simon Edvinsson’s rapid development, elite defensive partnership, and upcoming contract negotiations position him as a pivotal figure for the Detroit Red Wings.
The Hamilton Hammers have signed defenseman Ryan Healey and goaltender Ryan Fanti to one‑year AHL contracts, securing prospects who bring collegiate experience and NHL‑draft pedigree.
David La Vaque, a longtime Star Tribune sports reporter, died after an 18‑month battle with a neurodegenerative disease. His reporting, books and personal kindness left a lasting imprint on players, coaches and fans across Minnesota.
After ending a 15‑year playoff drought, the Buffalo Sabres look to build on their Atlantic Division triumph, while the Ottawa Senators confront a roster overhaul that could push them toward the bottom of the league.
Speculation about Brendan Shanahan's possible move into the Detroit Red Wings' general manager position raises questions about leadership, legacy and the team's immediate direction.
The Chicago Blackhawks have made headline‑grabbing moves this offseason, signing Connor Bedard to a massive deal and adding Bowen Byram and Jordan Greenway, but the roster overhaul brings both promise and uncertainty.
The Calgary Flames have locked in Dustin Wolf as their No. 1 netminder while adding promising talents like Owen Say and Semyon Konopsky to the AHL roster, and have recently drafted three young goalies who are already making noise in Russia and the NCAA.
Connor Bedard inks a five‑year, $75 million pact with Chicago, while the Blue Jackets brace for a competitive market for Adam Fantilli, and Kings prospects weigh NCAA versus WHL paths.
In a recent interview on FONBET’s “FONtour 2026 World Cup,” Alex Ovechkin confirmed that his last NHL appearance will be for Dynamo Moscow, closing a career that spans two continents and two decades.
The Detroit Red Wings are navigating a GM vacancy after Steve Yzerman's departure, while Dallas, Winnipeg and Pittsburgh make key roster moves that could reshape the league.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have added several forwards and are eyeing a top‑four left‑shot defenseman, with Logan Stanley among the options on the table.
Former Komets forward Anthony Petruzzelli organized a charity roller hockey tournament in Fort Wayne to raise money for Remember Roman, a nonprofit supporting families who have experienced stillbirth. The event, inspired by personal loss, brought together regional teams and highlighted community solidarity.
Tyler Dellow shared the Stanley Cup with his family and the Cranford community, stopping at iconic sites and a local ice‑cream shop.
After a mid‑season trade and a gold‑medal performance, Justus Annunen is emerging as a legitimate challenger to Juuse Saros, prompting the Predators to rethink their net‑minding strategy
From MacKinnon's historic deal to Bedard's $75 million extension, the NHL's financial growth is reshaping how teams negotiate, making offer sheets more attractive and setting the stage for even larger agreements.
From WHL standouts to Memorial Cup champions, the Vancouver Canucks' 2025 draft class is making waves across multiple leagues.
After a 49‑game, nine‑point season, Brandon Saad is being courted by Swedish clubs but remains focused on staying in the NHL.
Pavel Zacha’s breakout 2025-26 season has put him on the radar of the Buffalo Sabres, who may leverage his two‑way ability and expiring contract to upgrade their middle‑six.
The Spartans are set to defend their three consecutive Big Ten titles and chase a Frozen Four berth, as a freshly unveiled roster highlights both experience and new talent.
The new roster features 18 draft selections, including ten first‑round talents, and introduces key additions such as Chase Reid and Nikita Klepov, while returning seniors and juniors provide continuity.
The Atlanta Gladiators announced the signing of forward Max Neill, a Manitoba native who arrives after a trade with the Bloomington Bison and a stint with the Utah Grizzlies.