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The Wheeling Nailers have announced the addition of Finnish net‑minder Kasimir Kaskisuo to their roster for the 2026‑27 campaign, cementing a veteran presence between the pipes.
The Blue Jackets reveal a calendar of special events, ticket bundles and giveaways for the 2026‑27 season, with sales opening August 14.
Defenseman Owen Gallatin, acquired from the Fort Wayne Komets in November, returns for the 2025‑26 campaign after a breakout season that helped the Mariners clinch a ten‑game winning streak and reach the Kelly Cup finals.
The forward’s collegiate dominance and OHL experience set the stage for his professional debut with the Toledo Walleye.
Forward Tanner Kelly signs a contract with the Jacksonville Icemen after a four‑player trade, bringing a strong rookie performance and a decorated college career to the franchise.
The South Carolina Stingrays have added forward Josh Prokop and defenseman Luke Prokop ahead of the 2026‑27 ECHL season, bringing NHL‑drafted talent and European experience to the lineup.
An independent appeal board has confirmed code-of-conduct breaches by five members of the 2018 National Junior Hockey Team, reinforcing multi-year suspensions for four athletes while reinstating Alex Formenton, and prompting Hockey Canada to adopt sweeping safety reforms amid past misconduct allegations.
Carter Hart's year‑long suspension for Hockey Canada could expire in time for the 2028 World Cup of Hockey, giving the veteran netminder a shot at international redemption.
The merger of girls field hockey programs between Homer Central and Cortland Enlarged City school districts will provide expanded competition and development for student‑athletes in the fall 2024 season.
The Boston Bruins enter the new season as the Eastern Conference’s longest‑shot team, while Hockey Canada’s recent suspensions and a wave of understated signings add layers of intrigue
Sportsbooks see the Bruins slipping in the standings, with point totals expected to drop sharply and playoff odds lengthening
The Charm City Crush, a women’s hockey team founded in Baltimore, is reshaping the city’s sports landscape through competitive play, community outreach, and a vision for long‑term growth.
A look at the western division's trade dynamics, Hockey Canada's suspension decisions and the author's own lifestyle changes amid broader NHL rumors.
A 19‑year‑old forward’s seamless playmaking against the Kings showcases a rare blend of speed, vision, and unselfishness, positioning him as a cornerstone for the Sharks and a possible Olympic standout.
With Dylan Larkin’s trade request looming, the Detroit Red Wings are reshaping their leadership, promoting Mo Seider as the primary captain and evaluating replacements for key forwards.
An evaluation of the Panthers' star players and their likelihood of joining the Hockey Hall of Fame, considering achievements, health concerns and family legacy.
Quinn Hughes is nearing the end of his contract with the Minnesota Wild, and his future hinges on a complex mix of loyalty, a landmark trade, and the ambitions of the team’s management.
Wisconsin announces a series of high‑profile matchups, including a home opener against Boston University and a Thanksgiving series versus Union College.
Fourteen-year-old Payton Allard from the Ottawa Valley has earned a place on Team Ontario for the 2026 Summer Games in Waterloo, a milestone that also comes with a new commitment to the Mississauga Hurricanes U18 AA program.
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) will host the inaugural Para Hockey World Cup in Belgium and the Netherlands from 20 to 24 August 2026, featuring 16 teams from four continents in a historic celebration of inclusion.
UMD women's hockey players earn spots on national teams for the Euro Tour and upcoming season opener.
The Dover field hockey team is revamping its roster and culture under new leadership, focusing on communication and gradual skill development to become a competitive contender by 2026.
Carter Bear, a 19‑year‑old left winger selected 13th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, is preparing to make the jump from the Western Hockey League to the American Hockey League. Known for a deceptive shot and stealthy offensive instincts that echo the style of Hall‑of‑Famer Brett Hull, Bear combines scoring flair with a relentless work ethic. Despite standing 6‑0 and 186 pounds, he battles for every loose puck, using competitiveness to compensate for a modest physical frame. A lingering Achilles injury early in the season slowed his progress, but by the winter he had regained full health, finishing the campaign with seven goals and 22 points in 18 playoff games, helping Everett capture the WHL championship before falling to the Kitchener Rangers in the Memorial Cup final. Red Wings development director Dan Cleary has praised Bear’s mindset, noting that the organization plans to groom him as an elite AHL scorer over the next two years. While a Detroit debut within that window is anticipated, the team emphasizes a careful approach to his physical development and skating refinement before NHL readiness.
Philipp Grubauer’s standout playoff performance and impending contract end put the Seattle Kraken in a delicate spot, where backup Joey Daccord’s recovery and the team’s budget constraints could dictate their postseason fate.