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Carolina Hurricanes forward Logan Stankoven, fresh off a Stanley Cup victory, listed two sponsor‑provided hockey sticks on Facebook Marketplace in Kamloops, British Columbia, sparking curiosity about athlete finances.
The New York Rangers announce their first two games of the 2026‑27 season, a broadcast‑televised opener against the Boston Bruins and a home matchup with the Tampa Bay Lightning, alongside a groundbreaking 84‑game regular season tied to a new CBA extension.
The New Jersey Devils announced a series of appointments that will see Leo Luongo take charge of goaltending, while Ted Donato, AJ MacLean and Dan Stewart join as assistant coaches, strengthening the team’s depth and expertise.
The NCAA is moving toward a rule revision that would increase permissible body checking in women's hockey, a shift already embraced by the PWHL and many international leagues.
The NCAA is poised to rewrite Rule 94 in women's ice hockey, a move that would inject a higher degree of physicality into the collegiate game and bring its standards in line with many of the world's premier leagues.
The NCAA is evaluating a rule change that would legalize more physical contact in women's hockey, targeting implementation by the 2026‑27 season while preserving safety and skill.
Carter Meyer, a top 2027 NHL draft prospect, is leaving the U.S. National Team Development Program to join the Quebec Remparts, where he will be surrounded by other elite 2009-born prospects.
The Winnipeg Jets have left three‑time Vezina Trophy winner Connor Hellebuyck out of their season promotional material, sparking trade rumors despite his long‑term contract.
The ECAC announces its All‑Academic Team for men's hockey, highlighting 29 players who excel academically and athletically, with senior forward Philip Tresca named top scholar for the second year in a row.
Freshman defenseman Ethan Weber, who finished his WHL rookie season with 14 goals and 37 assists for the Penticton Vees, is projected to compete for a regular spot on Penn State’s blue line next year.
All members of Princeton's women's ice hockey team have been named to the ECAC All-Academic Team, reflecting the program's blend of athletic competitiveness and academic rigor.
Twenty‑two members of Union College’s women’s hockey squad earn the 2025‑26 ECAC Hockey All‑Academic Team honor, matching a program record and highlighting a 3.0 GPA minimum.
The Cavaliers will open the 2026 campaign on Aug. 28 at Penn State, then welcome Rutgers, Ohio State, Liberty, James Madison and Monmouth to Charlottesville, where every regular‑season home game is free to the public.
Former Indian cricket star Rahul Dravid inaugurated a two‑day hockey tournament at St. Joseph's College of Commerce, celebrating the college’s platinum jubilee while championing oral health as a pillar of athletic excellence.
The Pittsburgh Penguins' latest prospect rankings reveal a mix of breakout performers, developmental hurdles, and strategic decisions that will influence the club's next wave of talent.
The Athletic’s recent top 20 NHL‑drafted goaltending prospects list omitted Love Harenstam, a sixth‑round pick who earned gold with Sweden and multiple awards, prompting debate over scouting criteria.
The Minnesota Wild’s plan to acquire Dylan Larkin has hit a roadblock after Steve Yzerman stepped down as Red Wings GM, leaving the trade’s future in doubt.
The franchise will be owned by a consortium that includes Matt Pace, Andreas Johansson, Ted Goldthorke and Jacob Hector, who have pledged to keep professional hockey in Baton Rouge. Season tickets go on sale the same day the name and logo are unveiled, with priority access for former Zydeco ticket holders.
The Panthers will kick off the new campaign on the road, starting with a Cup‑banner ceremony against the Hurricanes on Sept. 29, then heading to San Jose, Anaheim and Los Angeles before finally returning home for their first game on Oct. 10.
Josh Zary has officially re‑signed with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits for the 2026‑27 season, adding his professional debut, first goal, and collegiate pedigree to a team poised for another strong campaign.
The Tampa Bay Lightning and Syracuse Crunch have renewed their affiliation for four more years, ensuring that the AHL club continues to serve as the primary development hub for the NHL franchise through the 2029‑30 season.
After a breakout rookie campaign that earned her a spot on the PWHL All‑Rookie Team, forward Abby Newhook has signed a two‑year deal with the Boston Fleet, securing her through the 2027‑28 season.
The Tampa Bay Lightning and Syracuse Crunch have renewed their AHL affiliation for four more years, ensuring top prospects continue developing in Syracuse through the 2029-30 season while highlighting a legacy of playoff success and mutual growth.
The latest The Athletic prospect ranking spotlights Buffalo's emerging talent, highlighting standout performances and a surprising exclusion that underscores the competitive landscape.