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The National Hockey League is exploring the possibility of adding a franchise in Texas, with Houston and Austin identified as prime candidates. Discussions come amid a history of expansion and growing interest from local investors.
New Jersey’s latest acquisition brings a 21‑year‑old Quebec native into the fold, while the club parts ways with veteran Šimon Nemec and forward Maxim Tsyplakov in a transaction that also involves draft picks.
The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame induction celebrates the careers of six iconic figures whose contributions have shaped the game across decades.
The Ducks enter the 2026 NHL Draft with six picks, a historic milestone and a pivotal moment for General Manager Pat Verbeek, set against the league’s decentralized format.
The NHL Board of Governors has cleared the way for the Hoffmann Family of Companies to acquire the Pittsburgh Penguins, bringing a diversified business empire and a commitment to community health into the organization’s leadership.
The Vancouver Canucks have revealed the schedule and format for their 2026 development camp, set to run from June 30 through July 2 in Abbotsford, British Columbia, featuring daily skates, a 3‑on‑3 tournament and free public tickets.
The Seattle Kraken have released findings from a comprehensive offseason audit, highlighting new hires, staff investments, and a clear focus on long‑term player development.
Pascal Dupuis, a Stanley Cup champion with the Pittsburgh Penguins, has transitioned into management with the New York Islanders, where he will oversee player development and prospect pipelines.
The NHL is evaluating a $2 billion expansion fee for new teams in Austin and Houston, amid record revenues and a rising salary cap.
With the NHL Draft set for Buffalo, Minnesota’s pipeline of elite prospects is drawing attention, featuring standout players, family connections, and impressive scouting rankings.
The district is exploring a turf field for soccer and a permanent ice and roller hockey rink at West Park, with a public forum scheduled next month.
The LA Kings concluded the 2025–26 season of their Black, Silver & Bold program, highlighting a surge in female participation and community outreach.
Joel Ward’s journey through university hockey, a decade in the NHL, and his rise to head coach of the Henderson Silver Knights illustrates a rare blend of resilience and leadership.
Brady Tkachuk's move to Florida follows a whirlwind family celebration, his father's Hall of Fame induction, and a strategic trade that positions the Panthers for another championship run.
The Detroit Red Wings have detailed changes to their 2026‑27 preseason plans, moving training camp from Traverse City to Detroit and trimming the exhibition schedule.
The New York Islanders have repeatedly turned the 13th overall selection into impactful talent, a pattern that continues into the upcoming 2026 draft.
Since its inception, the Power Play Challenge has grown from 20 schools to 186, offering a curriculum that meets state standards and rewarding participants with tickets, bracelets, and rink field trips.
The Islanders announced the appointment of Pascal Dupuis, a former NHL forward with a 14‑year playing career and two Stanley Cup rings, to lead the development of prospects such as Matthew Schaefer and Cal Ritchie.
An 18‑year‑old defenceman for the Tri‑City Americans is climbing draft boards after a strong rookie season and international bronze‑medal experience.
The Eagles reveal a ten‑game non‑conference schedule that opens in October, includes a series against St. Cloud State, a road trip to face Denver, Thanksgiving games at Notre Dame and Harvard, a January showdown with Stonehill, and a run in the 74th Dunkin' Men's Beanpot.
From Swedish forward Eddie Genborg to Finnish defenseman Antti Tuomisto, the Detroit Red Wings' prospects ranked 11-20 offer a blend of skill, grit, and potential that could reshape the franchise's future.
The upcoming team will announce its identity by July, aiming to bring professional hockey back to Louisiana's capital.
The Los Angeles Kings will host their annual Development Camp from June 29 to July 2 at the Toyota Sports Performance Center in El Segundo, California, featuring prospects, guest coaches and mentorship from former Kings players.
Cornell University’s field hockey program is set to welcome a six‑player freshman class for the 2026 season, featuring nationally recognized talent such as Rebecca Block, alongside a coaching staff led by Andy Smith, who expresses confidence in the group’s potential to elevate the program.