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Allan Walsh, a prominent NHL agent, took to social media to accuse Trevor Linden of negotiating a salary‑cap agreement that allegedly cost players billions. The commentary revives memories of Linden’s earlier leadership roles and raises questions about the current front office’s approach.
Bill Davidge, a longtime figure in Columbus hockey, died at 72. Colleagues and fans remember his upbeat spirit, mentorship, and lasting impact on the sport.
Coach Celeste Brown reveals the full 24‑game Atlantic Hockey America schedule for RIT, outlining home openings, road trips and key series across the 2026‑27 season.
Entering her fourth year at the helm, Erin Matson reflects on lessons learned, a championship legacy, and the fresh roster poised to tackle a demanding schedule while still chasing titles.
The race for the Conn Smythe Trophy features elite performances from Colorado, Carolina, Vegas, and Montreal, each anchored by standout players whose stats could tip the award’s outcome.
A look at how 18‑year‑old Ben Kindel exceeded expectations while veteran Tommy Novak struggled to meet high hopes, and what it means for the Penguins’ lineup.
Professional hockey player Casey O’Brien discusses how a disciplined protein intake supports her recovery and on‑ice performance, while nutritionist Shana Minei Spence offers practical tips for increasing protein consumption.
When parental pressure eclipses the purpose of sport, the real losers are the young athletes and the mentors who once guided them.
The university’s hockey program detailed a 34‑game slate that blends ten non‑conference contests with a full Atlantic Hockey slate, beginning with a home opener on Oct. 2 and culminating in the March championship.
The sixth‑seeded Hurricanes survived a late rally to defeat the third‑seeded Lions 4‑3 after overtime, with Maytal Hartstein’s sudden‑death goal capping a night of clutch performances.
Switzerland extended its perfect streak with a commanding 9‑0 win over Austria, and Czechia secured a 3‑1 triumph over Italy after a late rally.
Following a breakthrough season that ended a 14‑year postseason drought, the Buffalo Sabres have locked in head coach Lindy Ruff for two more years, ensuring stability as the franchise looks to build on its recent success.
A dominant 9‑0 victory over Austria and a late rally by Czechia set the stage for a packed schedule of fixtures, including a much‑anticipated United States versus Germany clash.
After a 15‑year playoff drought, the Sabres announced a contract extension for head coach Lindy Ruff, who was a Jack Adams Award finalist. The move comes following a Game 7 overtime loss to Montreal in the second round.
Two Liberty University field hockey alumni, Paris Gail‑Isaacs and Ntsopa Mokoena, have been named to South Africa's 32‑player squad for the 2026 FIH Women's World Cup, bringing Olympic pedigree and fresh talent to the campaign.
Army announces its 2026‑27 Atlantic Hockey schedule, featuring a season‑opening series at Holy Cross, a second year for coach Zach McKelvie, and a full slate of conference and non‑conference matchups leading to the March 2027 playoffs.
Every February, the shores of Lake Placid host a unique gathering where the echoes of the 1980 Olympic hockey triumph are celebrated by both veterans and newcomers.
With his contract talks stalled and a potential hometown discount on the table, Alex Tuch weighs his future as the Sabres aim for a deep playoff run.
What began as a novelty at a Tampa celebration five years ago is now a televised tournament in Riverview, set to air on ESPN2 this August.
The Wild’s early exit against the Avalanche highlights missing pieces and a looming roster overhaul.
Atlantic Hockey America (AHA) has released its full men’s conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, outlining a slate of games that begins in October and ends with a March championship that will determine the conference’s NCAA Tournament qualifier.
The New York Islanders have announced an ECHL affiliation with the newly formed Trenton Ironhawks, while their AHL team prepares to relocate from Bridgeport to Hamilton, Ontario.
Colorado’s top defenseman Cale Makar will miss the opening game of the Western Conference Final, with coach Jared Bednar confirming he is day‑to‑day. Jack Ahcan is set to replace him as the Avalanche take on the Vegas Golden Knights at Ball Arena.
The Avalanche will be without Cale Makar for the opening game of the Western Conference Final against Vegas, a blow that could reshape their defensive strategy.