
Marek Nemec Signs Landmark Deal with Calgary Flames
The Calgary Flames have locked in Slovak defenseman Marek Nemec with a five‑year, $36.25 million contract, a move that highlights his rise from top draft pick to international standout.
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The Calgary Flames have locked in Slovak defenseman Marek Nemec with a five‑year, $36.25 million contract, a move that highlights his rise from top draft pick to international standout.
The city of Grafton, North Dakota, will honor Chad Demers, a beloved hockey coach who died of brain cancer, by christening its new $7 million sports complex with his name.

The upcoming September 27, 2026 event will see the Vancouver Canucks co‑Presidents tackle the Grouse Grind, a 2.5‑kilometre hike that has become a rite of passage for the team’s prospects, with all proceeds benefiting the Sedin Family Foundation.

Calgary Flames have secured a long‑term commitment from Slovak defenseman Simon Nemec, signing him to a five‑year, $36.25 million contract that will run through the next half‑decade.

The University of New Hampshire announced that 21 members of its men's hockey squad were selected for the Hockey East All-Academic Team for the 2025-26 season, underscoring the program's emphasis on scholarly achievement.

Laurence Frenette, a standout from Quinnipiac’s championship‑winning squad, has signed with SDE Hockey in Sweden’s Women’s Hockey League, continuing a career that spanned North American collegiate powerhouses.

Hockey East announced its 2025‑26 Men’s All‑Academic Team, honoring ten Boston College players for maintaining a 3.0 GPA or higher while competing.

Captain Anthony Repaci has re‑signed with the Worcester Railers for a sixth season, highlighting a record‑breaking career and ongoing community leadership.

In 1934, Rangers manager Lester Patrick signed his son Lynn to replace the beloved Art Somers, sparking fan outrage and writer criticism. Yet the younger Patrick silenced doubters with a stellar rookie season that set the stage for future Rangers success.

The University of Connecticut announces a promising group of freshmen set to join the 2026 hockey roster, highlighting key recruits from major junior leagues.

Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin has asked for a trade, with the Carolina Hurricanes emerging as a leading destination as other clubs adjust their rosters.

The Minnesota Wild have locked in Nick Foligno for another season, a low‑cost move that blends experience with the club’s hard‑nosed identity.

Grace Campbell, the standout goaltender from Boston College, has agreed to a Standard Player Agreement with the Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL, extending a growing pipeline of former Eagles into the league.

Middlebury College announced the hiring of Kennedy Wilson, a former St. Lawrence University captain and digital media graduate, to lead its women's ice hockey program as an assistant coach.

Toronto’s management is weighing whether to move Morgan Rielly, balancing his hefty contract against the possibility of a fresh start for the under‑performing blueliner

John Leonard’s 54‑point campaign with Grand Rapids, decorated by an AHL All‑Star nod, a monthly award and a historic point streak, culminates in a promising NHL debut with the Detroit Red Wings.

Montreal Canadiens defenseman Arber Xhekaj has chosen not to file for salary arbitration, making him a restricted free agent eligible for an offer sheet. With his cap hit at $1.3 million and ice time at a career low, the next move could reshape his role — or that of the team.

International players gather in Detroit to audition for twelve professional teams, with one franchise set to debut in the Motor City this fall. Manon Rhéaume, General Manager of PWHL Detroit, attends the ceremony alongside standout participants Kyla and Camila, highlighting the league’s expanding reach.

The Blue Jackets announced the signing of Colton White, a 29-year-old defenseman with a proven track record in the NHL and AHL. General manager Don Waddell highlighted his reliability and offensive contributions.

Edmonton has locked in Owen Michaels to a $900,000 average annual value contract, hoping the recent collegiate champion can translate his success to the professional stage.

Identification camps at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and the Lake Placid festival will test the next wave of elite female hockey players, many of whom are poised to represent the United States on the world stage.

The Devils have locked in the 24‑year‑old Czech goaltender on a two‑year deal, detailing NHL and AHL earnings and highlighting a career that spans North America and Europe.

The Blues' four‑game preseason reflects a new CBA‑driven focus on training‑camp intensity and emerging talent.

USA Hockey’s identification camps in Ohio and New York bring together top female prospects across age groups, highlighting standout performances and future collegiate commitments.