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The Bulldogs are set to add a wave of talent from across the globe, highlighted by Finnish defenseman Tuuli Tallinen, Finnish scorer Emma Salonen, and American goalie Brooke Gnetz.
The Wild are exploring a cost‑effective upgrade to diversify their attack and add physicality, targeting Michael Bunting to fill a clear offensive gap.
Brad Hunt, a 14‑year professional defenseman known for his offensive contributions across the AHL, NHL and Finland’s Liiga, announced his retirement after a career highlighted by a 2023 IIHF World Championship gold medal.
Victor Plante’s three‑assist game for Team USA lifts his profile ahead of the IIHF World Junior Championship, while the Red Wings’ prospect depth and themed events promise an exciting season.
With Tyrel Bauer still without a contract, the Winnipeg Jets contemplate a bridge deal, while prospects Viggo Bjorck and Viktor Klingsell consider their paths to the World Junior tournament.
At 42, Sergei Fedorov returned to Russia’s KHL with Magnitogorsk Metallurg, showcasing a level of fitness that defied age and inspired teammates like goalie Georgiy Gelasvili.
The City of Windsor, together with the Windsor Spitfires, hosted a seven‑day World Junior Summer Showcase that attracted more than 10,000 fans, delivered a $300,000‑$400,000 economic impact and sparked interest in future international events.
A dispute over the Indian men's hockey team's new saffron kit has ignited a political clash, with Congress accusing the government of using sport for ideological gain and Hockey India insisting the colour change celebrates courage and victory.
The Malaysian under‑21 men's hockey squad landed in Bengaluru on 2 August 2026, beginning an eight‑match exposure tour that will feature five clashes with the Indian Junior Men's Team and three against the SAI side, all part of preparations for the upcoming Junior Asia Cup.
Ahead of the Junior Asia Cup, the Indian U‑21 side will host Malaysia's U‑21 squad in a week‑long series, using the fixtures to sharpen tactics and evaluate players under coach Frederic Soyez.
The Blues' one‑year, $850,000 deal with Dillon Dube has ignited a firestorm, with fans canceling tickets, launching protests and demanding accountability.
Analyst Porter Martone questions whether Troy Zegras' recent contract is justified, scrutinizes his on‑ice fit, and explores the Philadelphia Flyers' urgent need for a genuine top center.
A community‑wide fundraiser combined thrilling hockey matches with a silent auction, channeling hope and donations toward Zac Pearson’s treatment.
Team USA closed out the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase with a convincing 7‑2 victory over Canada in Windsor, Ontario, showcasing offensive firepower and defensive resilience that bodes well for the upcoming IIHF World Junior Championship.
Lehigh University’s long‑dormant hockey program may soon return to varsity status, leveraging a successful club era and regional partnerships to revive Division III competition.
From swimming and canoeing to pioneering the first women’s hockey clubs in Vancouver, Doris Parkes left an indelible mark on the city’s sporting history.
The Hurricanes announced a WHL Scholarship and Development Agreement with Dominick Byrtus, a 17‑year‑old who brings international experience and a high draft pedigree.
The 16‑year‑old forward from St. Clair Shores, ranked No. 11 among American prospects in the 2010 class, announced his verbal commitment to Michigan State, citing the program’s development pathway and academic reputation.
The first leg of the 2026 World Masters Hockey Masters World Cup concluded in the Netherlands, delivering a blend of victories, shoot‑out drama and standout performances for the United States across its nine squads.
The Bulls open October 16 against Pensacola, while the SPHL introduces a three‑point system, coach’s challenges and a larger playoff field
Penn State’s hockey program secures a highly projected defenseman, Kohyn Eshkawkogan, to bolster its 2027 roster.
A look at Doris Parkes’s athletic legacy and the women who forged a hockey culture in Vancouver before the sport gained mainstream attention.
After eight years as assistant general manager and a stint leading the Providence Bruins, Evan Gold is set to move to the New York Islanders, prompting a series of promotions and new hires within the Bruins' management team.
A deep dive into two and a half decades of shared moments between broadcaster‑coach Eddie Olczyk and the author, highlighting iconic interviews, a near‑brawl with Mike Sullivan, Olczyk’s coaching stint, his role on NHL Live, and his contributions during the Seattle Kraken’s 2023 playoff run.