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The Panthers chose to keep Ben Steeves, Toby Bjornfot and Mikulas Hovorka while letting Donovan Sebrango, Cole Schwindt, Wilmer Skoog and Mike Benning become unrestricted free agents. The moves reflect a strategic balance of retention and renewal as the club prepares for the next campaign.
Jackson Smith, the No. 14 pick in the 2025 draft, discusses his move from the Canadian Hockey League to Penn State, his development on and off the ice, and his plans for the upcoming sophomore season.
The Boston Bruins have signed forward Ivan Ivan to a one‑year, two‑way contract, offering a $850,000 NHL guarantee and $150,000 in the AHL, while his agent Allan Walsh and former Avalanche teammate Fabian Lysell highlight the player’s potential to contribute both at the NHL level and for the Providence Bruins.
Elliotte Friedman suggests Zach Werenski might prioritize a championship contender over the San Jose Sharks, whose recent rise has yet to translate into postseason success.
Defenseman William Wallinder completed his third full season with the Griffins, achieving career‑high numbers in games played, assists, points, penalty minutes, and plus‑minus rating.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is poised to bring a new franchise to San Jose, leveraging California’s growing hockey culture and hinting at a future Northern‑Southern rivalry.
Team USA captured historic double victories at the ISBHF World Championships in Czechia while Team Massachusetts excelled at the Special Olympics USA Games, winning 33 medals including 10 golds.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw the University of North Dakota's men's hockey program produce six draftees, featuring the first top‑10 defensive pair in school history and the highest‑drafted twins since the Sedins.
The 2025-26 All-Macomb County boys hockey team was announced this week, highlighting the region's top performers and the coaches who shaped them.
The Tampa Bay Lightning's 2026 Development Camp opened on Monday, featuring player testing, skating work and a mix of drafted prospects and invitees, with veteran coaches providing mentorship ahead of a public 3‑on‑3 tournament.
From a humble laundry room in Kalamazoo to the NHL’s development camp, 20‑year‑old Bobby Cowan looks forward to joining the Islanders’ roster.
The Buffalo Sabres have offered contracts to Peyton Krebs and Olen Zellweger, while four other players become free agents, setting the stage for a reshaped roster ahead of the 2026‑27 season.
The club retained a core group of young talent, but several prospects will test the open market as the offseason progresses.
The Boston Bruins have issued qualifying offers to four restricted free agents, while three others will become unrestricted free agents on July 1. Notable performances and recent trades add context to the upcoming roster reshuffle.
Scripps Sports, the regional broadcaster that has carried Florida Panthers games for years, is undergoing a rebrand. Starting this season the channel will operate under the name “The Spot - South Florida 39.” The new moniker is accompanied by a refreshed visual identity and an expanded slate of sports programming, aimed at giving viewers more live action and analysis. Despite the makeover, the core promise remains unchanged: Panthers games will continue to be available to fans across South Florida at no cost. The network will still deliver the same local programming that residents have come to rely on for pre‑game shows, post‑game recaps and community coverage. Fans can also look forward to the upcoming release of the 2026‑27 Panthers schedule, which is slated to be announced in the coming weeks. The schedule will outline broadcast times, special events and any additional programming tied to the rebranded channel.
The Winnipeg Jets acquire defenseman Jack St. Ivany from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for forward David Gustafsson, a move that could reshape both rosters.
The Utah Mammoth announced a trade that sent 22‑year‑old forward Joshua Roy to the franchise, while acquiring German defenseman Max Szuber from the Montréal Canadiens. The move also involves the Laval Rockets and the Arizona Coyotes, reshaping rosters ahead of the upcoming season.
Lili Dickey, a decorated former Western Connecticut State defender and experienced coach, has been appointed assistant field hockey coach at Skidmore College, bringing a blend of playing excellence, counseling insight, and program-building experience.
The 2026 NHL Draft saw the University of North Dakota produce a record six draftees, highlighted by two top‑10 selections and the highest‑drafted twins since the Sedin brothers.
The Eagles will open the season against Stonehill, host Cornell and Minnesota State, compete in the D1 in DC Tournament, and take part in the Dunkin' Women's Beanpot.
Max Lundgren’s signing with the Boston Bruins caps a journey that began with Jacob Markstrom’s influence, a stint in Sweden, college triumphs, and a humbling presence that earned coaches’ admiration.
The 2025‑26 season celebrates eleven Canisius hockey players who have been named AHCA/Krampade All‑American Scholars, reflecting sustained high academic standards alongside competitive play.
A look at the record-breaking draft class and the upcoming development camp participation across the NHL.
Jaxon Cover becomes the first native of the Cayman Islands drafted into the NHL, selected 32nd overall by the Ottawa Senators, thanks to a unique background and his father's influence.