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The Colorado Avalanche lead the series against the Minnesota Wild, the Carolina Hurricanes chase a record win streak, and the PWHL faces uncertainty as historic momentum shapes the postseason.
The Vegas Golden Knights’ refusal to let the Edmonton Oilers interview former coach Bruce Cassidy has ignited criticism across the NHL, highlighting contractual, ethical and legal dimensions of modern hockey’s coaching carousel.
At 41, Brent Burns, a Norris Trophy‑winning defenseman with the longest Iron Man streak in NHL history, is poised to chase a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche, confronting his former clubs, the Minnesota Wild and San Jose Sharks.
Warrington Power Sports Club launches its first full‑season power hockey campaign, seeking community support to sustain a sport that empowers disabled athletes.
The Huskies' upcoming season features home‑opening series against Minnesota, rivalry games with Northern Michigan, and a full broadcast lineup on Midco Sports Plus.
The university announced its full regular‑season schedule, featuring 19 home games, key non‑conference opponents and a postseason run that begins in March.
Northern Michigan University announced its full 2026‑27 men’s ice hockey schedule, highlighting opening series against Miami University, a holiday tournament in Milwaukee and a series of conference games that will culminate in the CCHA playoffs and a berth at the NCAA Frozen Four.
The Maple Leafs must decide whether to trade or retain defenseman Morgan Rielly amid declining production, a heavy contract and potential influence from Mats Sundin.
Ethan Belchetz, a projected top‑15 pick, signs with MSU, bringing size, scoring and depth to a recruiting class that also features Chase Reid, Nikita Klepov and other high‑end prospects.
The Boston Bruins may lose several senior executives to the Vancouver Canucks, prompting questions about the team’s future leadership and internal promotion pathways.
The Colorado Avalanche moved within a single win of the Western Conference Final, powered by Coach Bednar's decision to start Blackwood and a resilient performance despite missing two key players. A heated exchange between Michael McCarron and Josh Manson added drama, but the team emerged victorious.
The Wilkes‑Barre/Scranton Penguins are on the cusp of their first conference final appearance in over a decade, driven by standout performances from Ville Koivunen, Tristan Broz and a clutch shorthanded goal by Harrison Brunicke.
The Goatheads announced their first home game at the Rio Rancho Events Center, marking professional hockey’s comeback to New Mexico after nearly two decades.
Charlie Coyle signs a six‑year, $36 million extension with the Columbus Blue Jackets, joining a distinguished list of teams he has represented and adding stability to the franchise through the next decade
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced Detroit as its newest franchise, slated to begin play in the 2026‑27 season. The team will play its home games at Little Caesars Arena and train at BELFOR Training Center, under the ownership of The Walter Group.
Colorado Avalanche defeated Minnesota Wild 5-2 in Game 4, taking a 3-1 series lead and moving one win away from the Western Conference Final.
Katie Ladlie is championing the expansion of women’s sled hockey, aiming for eight countries to compete and secure a spot in the 2030 Winter Paralympics.
An examination of why top‑five selections are rarely moved, the economic forces at play, and what recent trades reveal about the draft market.
A hiring event this Friday will open interviews for prospective staff as the franchise prepares for a 28‑game home schedule at Selland Arena, backed by a five‑year agreement with the Federal Prospects Hockey League.
Northern Arizona University once had a Division I hockey program that was discontinued in 1986, but recent developments in the sport and a growing market in Arizona suggest a potential comeback.
A look at the standout rookie contributions that have defined the early rounds of the Stanley Cup playoffs, from scoring streaks to shutout heroics.
A Salem County judge allowed manslaughter charges to move forward against Sean M. Higgins, whose alleged drunken driving killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother in a 2024 bike crash.
Lucas Raymond, a Detroit Red Wings forward, continues to represent Sweden in the IIHF World Championship despite limited NHL playoff opportunities, citing the honor of international play and his drive to win.
From prep school championships to NHL drafts and international triumphs, the South Shore has produced a steady stream of talent that narrowly missed the top‑10 rankings yet shaped hockey history.