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The annual Pucks for Autism tournament will run from July 17 through Sunday at Notre Dame’s Compton Family Ice Arena, featuring scholarships for Camp Millhouse and the River City Sled Rovers Hockey Team. Founder Shawn Pfeiffer and his son Henry discussed the event on 16 News Now at Noon, and participants can donate, volunteer or sponsor via pucksforautism.com.
Legendary skateboarder Anthony Van Engelen teams with Vans to re‑launch his first signature sneaker, blending vintage design with modern updates and offering collectors a limited‑edition piece at $90.
Henrik Tikkanen, 25, has agreed to a one-year, two-way contract with the New York Islanders after a breakout season with Bridgeport.
After years of limited NHL impact and a productive AHL season, Jaret Anderson-Dolan has signed with Brynäs IF in Sweden, aiming to revive his career and help the club rebound.
After a distinguished 25‑year tenure with the Nashville Predators, Jeff Kealty has accepted an assistant general manager position with the San Jose Sharks, bringing his scouting expertise and international experience to a new franchise.
Freshly drafted prospects Caleb Malhotra and Adam Novotný reflect on the excitement of joining the Vancouver Canucks, the challenges of a new environment, and their shared ambition to help shape the franchise’s rebuilding phase.
Jussi Ahokas, a decorated coach with multiple international medals, succeeds Mark Letestu as the Colorado Eagles' head coach.
China captured the U‑18 Girls title at the 2026 Junior Nexus Championship in Virginia Beach, with Belgium taking bronze and the event set to continue with junior and senior divisions.
From a $25,000 donation to USA Hockey Foundation to a flurry of player transfers and international showcases, the latest hockey news blends celebration with strategic maneuvering.
The Winnipeg Jets face a lighter back‑to‑back schedule in 2026‑27, a factor that could boost their regular‑season performance.
The San Jose Sharks announce Jeff Kealty as their new assistant GM while Dmitrij Jaskin signs with the Shanghai Dragons and Gustav Hillström renews with Brynäs IF.
The Philadelphia Flyers have locked in defenseman Jamie Drysdale with a four‑year, $6.5 million annual contract, rewarding his breakout 2025‑26 season and cementing his place in the roster for the foreseeable future.
The Philadelphia Flyers have secured Jamie Drysdale through the 2026‑27 season, rewarding his career‑high 32‑point campaign with a lucrative extension.
Four Stanley Cup titles, a celebrated playoff legacy, and a final chapter marked by personal turmoil and suicide.
The Philadelphia Flyers have locked up defenseman Jamie Drysdale to a four‑year, $6.5 million‑per‑year deal after his career‑high 32‑point season, a award as most improved player and a promising playoff introduction.
Barrett Hayton reflects on the Utah Mammoth's strong bond, recent acquisitions, and the shared goal of a deep postseason run.
The New York Islanders have formalized a one‑year, two‑way agreement with prospect Henrik Tikkanen, preserving his NHL salary while boosting his minor‑league earnings.
The Nashville Predators did not choose any Western Hockey League players in the 2026 draft, yet a 2024 third‑round pick is generating attention after a strong season with the Kelowna Rockets.
The Vancouver Canucks’ recent payroll cuts and a meager coaching contract have pushed a promising coach to Colorado, raising questions about the team’s long‑term development strategy.
Charlie Stramel’s 19‑goal, 44‑point senior season, elite faceoff rate and size make him a prime candidate for a top‑nine center role with the Minnesota Wild.
After Steve Yzerman's departure, Detroit confronts a pivotal decision: trade or retain captain Dylan Larkin while charting a future that could finally end the franchise's lengthy postseason absence.
The San Jose Sharks have named Jeff Kealty as their new assistant general manager, tapping a seasoned executive with deep scouting roots and international experience.
Several restricted free agents, including Jason Robertson, Jamie Drysdale and Kirby Dach, have avoided arbitration by agreeing to new contracts ahead of the July 20‑August 1 hearing window.
A look at how Kirby Dach's underperforming season and injury history have put his future with Montreal in jeopardy.