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The Boston Bruins announced a series of front-office adjustments, appointing Kevyn Adams as Senior Advisor to the General Manager and promoting Dennis Bonvie and Jeremy Rogalski to Assistant General Managers, while Alex Gimenez takes on a new CBA-focused role and Evan Gold departs for other NHL opportunities.
Stockton-born Brooke Bryant is set to make history as the first California‑born player to join the PWHL, bringing a lifelong dream of playing professionally in her home state to the ice.
The highly anticipated 2026 recruit Nikita Klepov has inked an entry‑level deal with the Anaheim Ducks, ending his college stint before it began. Michigan State still fields a formidable roster of draft‑ready players.
USA Hockey reveals the roster for the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, highlighting nine players from Minnesota, 15 returnees from the 2025 Four Nations Tournament, and a schedule that includes preliminary games against Czechia, Finland and Germany, plus an exhibition versus Slovakia.
The Bruins have added Kevyn Adams as senior advisor, promoted Dennis Bonvie and Jeremy Rogalski, appointed Alex Gimenez to a new CBA role, and said Evan Gold will leave the organization.
The South Carolina Stingrays have added twin brothers Adam and Justin Hall, former University of Alberta standouts, to their roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 season.
Orlando Solar Bears announce the return of forward Luciano Wilson, a Canadian-born player who contributed 10 points in 16 games last season and brings a strong collegiate pedigree.
The Toledo Walleye have secured the services of defenseman Cooper Zech, a player whose career spans North America and Europe and who is known for his steady two‑way play.
The Adirondack Thunder have re-signed forward Brady Fleurent, a 32-year-old scorer with extensive ECHL experience, after three seasons with the Norfolk Admirals. His college roots at the University of New England and leadership as team captain add depth to a career that includes 207 professional points.
The University of Massachusetts Lowell announced the appointment of Stavros Paskaris, a seasoned scout and assistant coach with a distinguished track record in player development, to lead its hockey scouting operations and assist the coaching staff.
A recent ranking of Pittsburgh Penguins prospects from 15 to 11 spotlights a mix of offensive flair, physical presence and developmental challenges across the pipeline.
The Colorado Avalanche have kept a low profile during the offseason, focusing on depth signings while eyeing veteran forward Patrick Kane, whose strong performance with the Detroit Red Wings has sparked interest. With limited cap space, the team faces tough decisions about potential trades and roster reshuffling.
The WHL’s Tri-City Americans have traded draft selections to acquire 16-year-old forward Owen Kraft from the Wenatchee Wild, a move that could reshape their offensive outlook heading into training camp.
The Athletic’s latest prospect rankings highlight top picks Gavin McKenna and Ivar Stenberg, while Winnipeg’s Viggo Björck and Elias Salomonsson surge ahead of many higher‑profile names.
The Canadian Hockey League brings together 80 drafted players for a week‑long camp in Oakville, Ontario, offering a first look at the stars set to compete in the upcoming U17 World Challenge.
After two seasons with the Detroit Red Wings, Patrick Kane is weighing his next NHL destination, with the Maple Leafs and Sabres emerging as front‑runners. His decision hinges on competitive prospects, cap flexibility and the chance to mentor young talent.
Tessa Janecke signs a two‑year deal with PWHL Las Vegas after a record‑breaking college career and Olympic gold, joining a franchise poised to make its mark in the 2026‑27 season.
Forward Laura Fuoco has inked a one‑year deal with the Vancouver Goldeneyes, adding championship pedigree and Ivy League excellence to a team poised to build on its record‑breaking debut.
From early rinks to NHL championships, Pittsburgh’s hockey heritage fuels ongoing debates about restoring a Division I varsity program amid shifting ownership and a changing talent landscape.
Montreal's front office is weighing a short‑term contract with Patrick Kane, a three‑time Stanley Cup champion whose recent offensive output could add depth and experience to the Canadiens' push for a championship window.
The Bruins announced the hiring of Kevyn Adams, the architect of the Sabres’ recent Atlantic Division triumph, to guide the team’s strategic initiatives alongside GM Don Sweeney.
Exploring how Pittsburgh's rich hockey history, the Penguins' dominance, and new ownership could pave the way for a revived Division I program.
Patrick Kane, a future Hall of Famer whose number will be retired by the Chicago Blackhawks, is considering four NHL teams for his next contract, each offering distinct advantages.
Following a first‑round defeat by the Buffalo Sabres, the Boston Bruins announced a series of front‑office changes, including the hiring of former Sabres GM Kevyn Adams and the departure of assistant GM Evan Gold. General manager Don Sweeney expressed confidence in the new direction while highlighting recent player moves.