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After a season split between Ottawa and Buffalo, Jacob Bernard‑Docker earned a two‑year contract extension with the Detroit Red Wings, highlighting his defensive reliability and physical strength.
From a Czech championship captain to the Griffins' playoff starter, Michal Postava's performance has reshaped the team's outlook.
A health‑driven delay pushed the decisive Game 5 of the PWHL semifinals to Tuesday, keeping the league’s safety protocols front and centre as the path to the Walter Cup final takes shape.
Kuzma Voronin, a Russian-born forward, will suit up for UMass Lowell next season after a dominant display in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League finals.
After their inaugural playoff run, Philadelphia Flyers players expressed a collective hunger to return to the postseason, citing personal growth and a shared commitment to raising the team’s bar.
The Wichita Thunder named former franchise star Travis Clayton as their 15th head coach, citing his deep roots in the city and recent assistant role as key factors in the decision.
A record-breaking group of Cornell student‑athletes will compete in the 2026 PWHL Draft, highlighting the program’s growing influence on women’s professional hockey.
The Premier Women’s Hockey League’s upcoming draft features a record number of prospects, including five U.S. Olympic champions, as the circuit prepares for its next wave of growth.
Marco Mignosa’s commitment, Charlie Cerrato’s NHL contract, and Gavin McKenna’s top‑pick projection highlight Penn State’s rising national stature.
Ryan Johnson, a longtime insider with the Vancouver Canucks, is being considered for a newly created leadership position, backed by Jim Rutherford and potentially joining the Sedin twins in the front office.
The Vancouver Canucks are considering Ryan Johnson, longtime assistant GM and current Abbotsford Canucks chief, for the newly created Head of Hockey Operations role, with President Jim Rutherford publicly endorsing his promotion.
The Vancouver Canucks have extended an offer to Ryan Johnson for a senior hockey operations position, sparking discussion about his potential title and the broader reshaping of the club’s front office.
Colorado leads the series 3‑1, boasting 20 goals from 15 different scorers, and can close it out at home on Wednesday. Key players are sidelined, and the Wild’s forechecking has faltered.
Coach Kate Billings said the exercise helped the players experience hockey from a new perspective, reinforcing the message that ability knows no physical limits.
A series that began with optimism for the Minnesota Wild concluded with a loss to the Colorado Avalanche, exposing both the team’s progress and the gaps that remain between them and a true contender.
Michigan State announced former player Andy Contois as an assistant coach, filling a vacancy left by the recent loss of Director of Hockey Operations Dan Sturges.
Michigan State University's hockey program has attracted a wave of high‑profile recruits, including top‑ranked draft candidates and experienced goaltenders, setting the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 season.
Professional hockey returns to Stockton after a four‑year absence, with a new FPHL team set to debut this October, sparking excitement among fans and local leaders.
General manager Kyle Dubas discusses the Pittsburgh Penguins’ strategy, the uncertain future of Evgeni Malkin, and the emphasis on developing younger talent.
From his early days on Long Island to a buzzer‑beater that captured headlines, Scott Weisbrot’s journey blends sport, music and community, as he prepares to represent the United States at the 2026 Para Hockey World Cup.
Holly Daigle’s hiring at Winthrop High follows a decorated coaching career at Cony, while Cony prepares to appoint Jenny Evans and Skowhegan faces an open head‑coach vacancy.
UConn junior defenseman Viking Gustafsson Nyberg has signed a two-year entry-level contract with the Minnesota Wild, bringing a proven blue‑line anchor and a track record of championships to the NHL franchise.
The Carolina Hurricanes lock in 21-year-old forward Charlie Cerrato to a three-year agreement, outlining his path through the AHL and NHL.
The Minnesota Wild lost Game 4 to the Colorado Avalanche but remain determined as they travel to Denver for a decisive Game 5 in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.