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Eleven members of the Princeton University men’s ice hockey team have been named Krampade/AHCA All‑American Scholars, the most of any ECAC program, reflecting a season defined by both on‑ice success and academic excellence.
The University of Wisconsin announced a partnership that will see the Wisconsin‑based restaurant chain Culver's featured on the Badgers' varsity jerseys across football, men's basketball and men's hockey beginning in the 2026 season, with the first uniform reveal slated for September 6 at Lambeau Field.
Taylor Makar signs a two‑year extension, securing his NHL spot through 2028, as Colorado moves on from Daniil Gushchin and prepares a qualifying offer for Fabian Lysell.
The Florida Panthers enter the NHL's free‑agency window with a clear priority: securing a true No. 1 goaltender before the market opens on Wednesday at noon. After a season that left them just shy of the Stanley Cup final, the club finds itself squeezed by a $104 million salary cap that permits only a modest $5.8 million in available space, though the league's offseason over‑age provision allows a 10 percent stretch.
Patrick Kane's choice on a potential return to Detroit dominates the early free‑agency chatter, while the club eyes additions at forward and in goal.
The sport is booming in Evansville as national team victories and the Thunderbolts' performance inspire a new wave of young athletes.
Pittsburgh's development camp impresses director Tom Kostopoulos, Dubas trades Jack St. Ivany for David Gustafsson, and the NHL trade market crackles with frustration over Columbus' handling of Werenski while other teams negotiate contracts and explore moves.
The Michigan State hockey defenseman, selected 70th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, has been invited to the New York Rangers' development camp, where he will train alongside twelve other blue‑line prospects.
The Nashville Predators are making bold moves this summer, highlighted by Pekka Rinne’s Hall of Fame election, a busy draft, and several high‑impact trades that could redefine the team’s fortunes.
The Predators are actively reshaping their roster with high‑profile shakeups, and fans who have been on summer break may have missed a flurry of developments as free agency officially opens.
A recent cleanup saw 28 volunteers join forces, as local businesses pledged support, in a community-driven mission to rebuild the beloved Duck Lake Pines Hockey Rink.
With Patrick Kane's free‑agency choice looming, the Detroit Red Wings weigh offensive upgrades, a possible veteran netminder and the excitement of a Professional Women’s Hockey League team.
The Minnesota Wild decided not to extend a qualifying offer to forward Bobby Brink, making him an unrestricted free agent, while the Iowa Wild appointed former player Stu Bickel as their new head coach.
Veteran coach Mike McCosh returns to Plymouth North as head coach, bringing decades of experience, a championship pedigree, and family connections to a team poised for a turnaround.
The Detroit Red Wings’ recent development camp featured new draft picks, family connections, and strategic trades, offering a preview of the talent pipeline heading into the next season.
Charlie Stramel, a 21‑year‑old forward prospect for the Minnesota Wild, is navigating a critical juncture as he works to earn a spot on the team's roster while recovering from injury and facing trade rumors.
MTV, Finland’s commercial pay‑TV network, has renewed its rights to broadcast the nation’s elite ice‑hockey competitions until 2032, introducing promotion and relegation and securing exclusive coverage of the top two divisions.
Detroit’s management is searching for a seasoned net‑minder who can mentor prospects and thrive in both the NHL and AHL.
Liam Greentree, a Rangers prospect, is focusing on skating and adaptation as he looks to translate his OHL success into the AHL and beyond.
Detroit’s general manager is exploring experienced AHL‑ready goalies to complement Michal Postava’s promising rookie showing, aiming for a tandem that can mentor the team’s next prospect.
Twelve University of Wisconsin men's hockey players have been selected for the 2026 NHL development camps, representing a significant portion of the squad and signaling strong prospects for the upcoming season.
Dean Letourneau, a 6‑foot‑7 center for Boston College, bounced back from a scoreless freshman year to a 22‑goal sophomore season, re‑establishing himself as the Boston Bruins’ top prospect and aiming for an AHL call‑up in 2026‑27.
The Vancouver Canucks acquire Brendan Gallagher from the Montreal Canadiens, while the Florida Panthers add Radko Gudas and Akira Schmid, and other teams make significant signings.
Three former youth teammates from Long Island are making waves at the New York Islanders' development camp, hoping to earn a contract with the NHL franchise or another team.