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A recent Business Journal survey indicates that nearly 58% of local fans are likely to attend at least one Fresno Falcons game this season, with 39% planning to catch multiple matchups.
On July 17, 2026, the iconic Stanley Cup will be displayed in North Wildwood, New Jersey, offering fans a rare photo opportunity and a night‑time celebration at Seaport Pier, courtesy of former Philadelphia Flyers forward Nick Deslauriers.
After the sudden loss of his father, Gunnar Kroseberg, Hunter Kroseberg signs with the new Milwaukee Timberwolves, wearing number 24 and committing to sobriety while honoring his father's memory.
The United States will begin its quest for a fifth consecutive Paralympic gold medal against Italy on March 7, a match that highlights a storied rivalry and a schedule packed with upcoming games against Germany and China.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is launching a continent‑wide series of summer camps, offering elite coaching, community grants and a pathway for the next generation of women’s hockey stars.
The National Hockey League will unveil the 2026‑27 regular‑season schedule on July 15‑16, detailing 1,344 games, an extra divisional matchup per team and broadcast details on ESPN, Sportsnet and ABC.
Daniel Alfredsson, John Gruden, Brad Werenka, Michael Andlauer, Mike Van Ryn and Derek Lalonde are set to reshape the Maple Leafs' bench staff, while the Senators' owner reflects on the loss.
The Ontario Hockey League has released its 2026 preseason schedule, highlighting 53 games from August 28 to September 13, including cross‑league play and a series of community stops.
Anaheim has agreed to a two‑year, one‑way contract with 23‑year‑old defenseman Tyson Hinds, extending his stay through the 2027‑28 season.
The Pittsburgh Penguins face a tight offseason window to reshape their team, with rumors swirling around a potential trade for Elias Pettersson. The article examines the financial implications, compares the situation to the Washington Capitals' acquisition of Pierre Luc Dubois, and explores the broader challenges of managing aging stars like Evgeni Malkin, Kris Letang and Alex Ovechkin.
The two Liberty field hockey standouts have been selected for the 2026 Senior Nexus Championship, set to take place in Virginia Beach from July 17‑19.
The national governing body has unveiled the junior men’s roster, granted evaluation waivers to several athletes and outlined a multi‑phase training plan spanning California and North Carolina.
The Columbus Blue Jackets’ 2026 prospects camp, backed by G&J Pepsi, showcases how development coaches shape players’ futures, from intensive training to community outreach.
Hayley Scamurra shares how winning Olympic gold and the PWHL Walter Cup with Montréal Victoire shaped her career, her excitement about joining PWHL Las Vegas, and her plans for the offseason, including a cameo at Flavor Flav’s SHE Weekend and a future day with the Walter Cup.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced a series of coaching appointments that bring Hall of Famer Daniel Alfredsson and seasoned assistants John Gruden and Brad Werenka into the organization, while parting ways with longtime aides.
Montreal’s latest defensive acquisition brings a blend of NHL, AHL and European experience, aiming to fill the gap left by injured defenseman Bryce Pickford.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League’s Boston Fleet will call Agganis Arena its primary home arena beginning next season, ending a three‑year stint at the Tsongases Center in Lowell.
Former Boston Bruins forward Daniel Paille was surprised to find his image featured on a bedroom wall in the new series 'Off Campus,' a cameo that has generated a wave of messages from fans despite his offline lifestyle.
Daniel Alfredsson’s move from the Senators to the Leafs promises to reshape the Leafs’ power play and ignite strong reactions among fans of both clubs.
A waiver approved by the school committee allows seventh‑ and eighth‑graders to play on the varsity girls hockey team, a move driven by dwindling numbers and a desire to secure the program’s future.
The Worcester Railers have announced the re‑signing of forwards Lincoln Hatten and Declan McDonnell, along with defensemen Michael Suda, Connor Federkow and Gabe Blanchard, securing key pieces of their roster for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Cale Makar's next contract is set to become one of the richest in NHL history, but the exact terms remain shaped by cap constraints, team strategy, and insider expectations.
The Adirondack Thunder have secured Jacob Graves through the 2026‑27 campaign, preserving a key defensive presence and a player whose career spans multiple championships and leagues.
The Railers announced a series of contract extensions that keep a core group of forwards and defensemen through the next campaign, highlighting strong performances and future plans.