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The league will unveil its full slate on July 16, confirming 84 games per team and a return to the schedule format last used in the early 1990s, while broadcasting partners ESPN, Sportsnet and ABC prepare for a high‑profile rollout.
Chris Thorburn will miss the Jets’ alumni festivities as he takes on a director of player development role with the St. Louis Blues, while Keith Tkachuk assumes an advisory post that honors his historic ties to the original franchise.
Eduards Tralmaks has signed with the Edmonton Oilers after a 26‑goal AHL season, prompting a 5 million koruna deal for his rights in the Czech Extraliga and a new leadership role for Latvia in the European Nations Cup.
The PWHL, supported by UPS, is hosting more than 30 summer camps in cities from Vancouver to Boston, providing coaching, player mentorship and grants for under‑resourced communities.
The Blue Jackets launch a seasonal equipment donation drive at OhioHealth Chiller Ice Rinks, offering fans a chance to support youth hockey while earning exclusive game tickets.
Italy is set to introduce faster, more secure identity verification for online gambling operators, balancing regulatory rigor with mobile‑first convenience.
The Nashville Predators announced the hiring of Vukie Mpofu as Assistant General Manager, tasking him with player acquisition, scouting, contract negotiations and other key hockey operations duties.
From July 9 to 19, Virginia Beach will host the 2026 Junior & Senior Nexus Championship, featuring multiple age divisions and a senior competition, supported by key sponsors and a pathway to the U.S. national teams.
The Great Danes’ 2026 schedule features a competitive mix of home fixtures and a demanding road stretch, setting the stage for a November America East championship run.
David Kampf has inked a three‑year contract with HC Litvinov in the Czech Extraliga, concluding a transatlantic career that spanned four NHL franchises and a stint in the Washington Capitals organization.
Tyson Foerster has signed an eight‑season extension with the Philadelphia Flyers, committing to the city and organization that drafted him in 2020. The contract, averaging $7.1 million per year starting in 2027‑28, underscores a team‑friendly agreement amid a rising NHL market.
Forward Eduards Tralmaks has signed a five‑year contract with the Edmonton Oilers after a landmark transfer that saw Karoly Vary exchange his rights to Kladno for cash, and he is now set to lead Latvia in the upcoming three‑on‑three tournament in Riga.
The American Hockey Coaches Association named 13 Ferris State University players as Krampade All‑American Scholars for the 2025‑26 season, highlighting a growing culture of academic excellence across college hockey.
Once a powerhouse in collegiate hockey, Wayne State University discontinued its program in 2007 after a decade of competition, citing cost and lack of a home venue.
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has introduced FIH Connect, a new platform that streamlines interaction among hockey’s governing bodies, continental federations and national associations, offering instant updates, direct communication and a multilingual experience.
After leading the Prince Albert Raiders to the WHL Final and posting career‑high numbers, defenseman Justice Christensen signs a two‑year contract with the Grand Rapids Griffins.
With Pavel Zacha’s extension on the table, the Boston Bruins aim to retain a pivotal forward, while the Boston Fleet’s move to BU’s Agganis Arena raises questions about fan engagement. Meanwhile, Simon Nemec’s new deal with the Calgary Flames and Claude Giroux’s re‑upping in Ottawa highlight a busy landscape.
Lindsay Stepnowski, a first‑year Harvard women’s ice hockey player, has been selected for the USA Hockey U19 Girls National Training Camp in Oxford, Ohio, where she will train alongside the nation’s top prospects.
The Colorado Avalanche are poised to lock up their star defenseman and another emerging forward, while the looming threat of offer sheets adds urgency to the team's planning.
Patrick Kane, a key offensive force for the Detroit Red Wings, is expected to leave the team after three seasons. His possible exit, combined with Dylan Larkin's trade request and Alex DeBrincat's expiring contract, raises significant questions about the franchise's future direction.
General managers are breaking longstanding agreements, targeting restricted free agents, and reshaping rosters ahead of the upcoming campaign.
The New York Rangers have shut down trade talks for Adam Fox, while the Islanders signal loyalty to Barzal and Horvat, and the Devils await Barrett Hayton's decision.
Sena Catterall, a fifth‑round draft pick of the PWHL, is swapping a celebrated baseball career for a fresh start on the ice, leveraging mental focus and athleticism honed over years of dual‑sport competition.
APP readers are invited to select the conference’s top rising senior field hockey player, with 182 nominees and an open‑ended voting period extended by Alliance Orthopedics.