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The Los Angeles Kings entered the 2025‑26 season with optimism, but a -22 goal differential, the loss of captain Anze Kopitar, and offensive struggles left the team outside Stanley Cup contention. New signings and young talent now carry the burden of proving the franchise can rise again.
The Avalanche sit near the NHL salary cap ceiling, with looming raises for Makar, Lehkonen and others threatening to tighten an already thin cap buffer.
Montreal is exploring a one‑year, $3.6 million deal with the 6‑4 right‑handed center after his promising playoff showing and prior trade history.
A legacy of NHL experience and collegiate success converges as the Cullen family announces its commitment to the University of Minnesota's hockey program, signaling a new era for the Gophers.
The NHL’s expansion drive, fueled by billion‑dollar fees and a parity‑obsessed system, threatens the sport’s competitive integrity and dilutes talent.
The 2026 Amerigol LATAM Cup introduced sled hockey for the first time, featuring exhibition games, clinics and a roster of international players, with organizers hoping the showcase will catalyze new Paralympic‑oriented programs throughout the region.
The Abbotsford Canucks missed the 2025‑26 playoffs and are rebuilding with a new general manager, head coach, and a mix of experienced signings and young talent.
After a dismal 2025‑26 campaign that left the Wranglers at the foot of the Western Conference, the organization is banking on new signings, prospect breakthroughs and a cultural shift to mount a playoff push.
The Avalanche announced the acquisitions of forward Fabian Lysell and forward‑center Georgii Merkulov, highlighting their offensive pedigree and the coaching staff's expectations for defensive growth.
The India Hockey 360 Festival concluded after a two‑day event that united international experts and local stakeholders, featuring skill‑based sessions, a coaches’ summit, and a 3×3 exhibition, all backed by major hockey organisations.
Sixteen‑year‑old forward Joey Cullen has pledged to the University of Minnesota’s Gophers, joining a dynasty that includes his father and brothers, and bringing a top‑ranked American talent to the program.
The veteran blue‑liner concluded his career with a final AHL stint in Finland, closing a chapter that included NHL appearances with eight franchises and an IIHF gold medal.
Alexei Murygin, the Russian net‑minder celebrated for a 302‑minute shutout streak and a courageous battle with tonsillar cancer, has died at 39, leaving a lasting legacy in the KHL.
The recent India Hockey 360 Festival concluded after a two-day program that linked Indian players, coaches and fans with international experts, showcasing skill sessions, a coaches’ summit and a 3×3 exhibition.
The Wranglers finished last in the Pacific Division and are addressing a 44‑goal shortfall by pursuing veteran talent and integrating younger players before camp opens.
BGSU announced the hiring of Jason Koehler, a seasoned USHL scout with a proven record of developing NHL talent, to lead scouting and player retention efforts amid shifting college hockey eligibility policies.
Ryan Oulahen’s debut as head coach of Canada’s national junior team at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup reflects a career built on gold‑medal success and community leadership.
Colorado's netminding picture for 2026‑27 hinges on a proven tandem and a promising rookie whose development could rewrite the franchise's long‑term plans.
The Fighting Irish blend seasoned veterans with elite newcomers, hoping to turn a disastrous previous campaign into a resurgence led by Connor Bedard and Patrick Kane.
After ten seasons, 288 NHL games and stints across North America and Europe, Brad Hunt has hung up his skates, leaving behind a story of perseverance that transcends draft positions.
Assistant coach Harry Mahesh leads a pioneering hockey festival in Chandigarh, uniting South Asian heritage and Canadian expertise to spark ice hockey growth across India.
After four seasons as a Kraken TV analyst, Eddie Olczyk is leaving the booth to focus on family, while still contributing to national games on TNT.
A look at recent contract moves across European leagues, highlighting the journeys of three North American players finding new homes.
Four emerging players from the Ontario Hockey League are reshaping expectations after a breakthrough draft year.