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After a standout year with the Tahoe Knight Monsters, Mike O’Leary signs a contract that adds depth and scoring versatility to Greenville’s lineup for the upcoming ECHL campaign.
The Trois‑Rivières Lions have announced the signing of defenseman Thomas Darcy to a contract for the 2026‑27 season, adding a proven junior champion and international veteran to their blue line.
The Icemen have secured Michael Bullion for the 2026‑27 season, a move that adds depth, experience and a proven track record between the pipes.
The Fort Wayne Komets have added three players — Mitch Hults, Patrick Guzzo and Jack Matier — to strengthen their lineup for the upcoming campaign.
In a recent interview, Wes Rypien called for a return to skill‑development and enjoyment in early hockey, warning that competitive scouting and pay‑to‑play models are jeopardizing the well‑being of children as young as eight.
A new investigation, funded by the EuroHockey Institute, will examine the physical requirements of walking hockey, aiming to provide evidence that could shape health recommendations and broaden participation in the sport.
The Icemen have secured the services of net‑minder Michael Bullion, a six‑year ECHL veteran, adding depth and reliability to their roster as they look ahead to the upcoming campaign
Bryson DeChambeau’s girlfriend, former hockey star Mikayla Demaiter, has become a social media sensation as the golfer navigates recent setbacks on the course.
The Wildcats announced a deep and diverse incoming class that includes key transfers and promising freshmen, setting the stage for a competitive campaign marking the team's 50th year.
The 2027‑28 season will feature two regular‑season games each for the Boston Bruins in Munich and the Edmonton Oilers in Cologne, marking the league’s latest push to grow hockey in Germany.
Former hockey goalie Mikayla Demaiter, now a social media star, has been seen supporting golfer Bryson DeChambeau at LIV Golf events, raising questions about a possible romance as both navigate career shifts.
Boston Bruins announced two regular‑season matchups in Munich next year, highlighting the team’s deep ties to German players and fans.
A deep dive into Gabe Perreault’s breakout season, his NHL emergence, and the differing views of prospect analysts about his long‑term viability.
The junior hockey club announces a reshuffle behind the bench, with former head coach J.J. Santagata moving to Springfield, Illinois, and veteran players Todd McIlrath and Drew Carlson joining as head and assistant coaches.
The Detroit Red Wings are counting on a revitalized blue line and strategic signings to compensate for the departure of key offensive forwards.
Ranked 59th among under‑23 prospects, James Hagens navigates a pivotal path toward a potential center position with the Boston Bruins.
The Seattle Kraken close out a remarkable 2021‑22 campaign marked by five players who completed a full 82‑game schedule. As the franchise prepares for its next matchup against the Columbus Blue Jackets, the spotlight shifts to Josh Hunter, who assumes the public address announcing duties previously held by Chet Buchanan, a beloved voice who now broadcasts from his Las Vegas home.
Drafted 160th overall, Connor Clattenburg showed flashes of promise in limited NHL action before a series of injuries and disciplinary issues sent him back to the AHL, where his aggressive style clashes with the organization’s development goals.
Cale Makar shares the highest overall rating of 95 in NHL 27 with Zach Werenski and Quinn Hughes, highlighting a breakout year that saw him finish second in Norris Trophy voting and cement his status as a perennial award finalist.
After capturing back‑to‑back Class B state titles, the Belfast field hockey squad is gearing up for a season that blends seasoned chemistry with fresh leadership.
Minnesota Frost’s recent youth camps in Duluth, Proctor and Superior blended skill development with character building, guided by rising star Maddy Christian and veteran Nick Bryant.
The University of Maryland men’s hockey program announced the verbal commitment of Zach Lansard, a 2026 NHL draft selection, who will join the Terriers for the 2028‑29 season.
Jordan Eberle, the face of the Seattle Kraken, discusses his playoff disappointments, family priorities and the possibility of a trade as he chases a Stanley Cup.
The Metropolitan Division’s next wave of talent includes a reliable defenseman, a high‑upside forward, and a promising netminder, each quietly positioning themselves for larger roles.