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The Vancouver Canucks announced the appointments of Ryan Stewart and Adam Sergerie to key front‑office roles, aiming to boost player evaluation and scouting as part of a broader organizational overhaul.
The Vancouver Canucks announced the appointments of Ryan Stewart as Director of Hockey Strategy and Player Evaluation and Adam Sergerie as a Pro Scout, signaling a focused investment in analytics and scouting during the team's rebuild.
The St. Louis Blues have a modest $4.37 million in cap space for the 2026‑27 season, but a wave of expiring contracts and aggressive projections promise a dramatic increase in flexibility through the next decade.
Coach Nick Bootland spent a day at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies, using hockey drills and games to lift the spirits of young patients, including nine‑year‑old leukemia survivor Fallyn O’Brien, while reflecting on his own ties to Cleveland.
Eight USHL prospects helped Team USA claim silver at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, underscoring the league’s rising influence on international junior hockey and future NHL talent.
The Badgers announced their full slate of games, from early road trips to a holiday tournament at Fiserv Forum and a January return to Big Ten play.
Despite a career‑high 61 points and an Olympic gold medal, Charlie McAvoy’s season was marked by injuries and a six‑game suspension that will affect the Bruins’ upcoming schedule.
After three decades without a late‑round draft pick who could crack the Oilers’ top six, a new prospect is emerging from the WHL, sparking cautious optimism in Edmonton.
Southern New Hampshire University’s hockey program is reshaping its roster and leadership after a difficult 2025‑26 season, with new coaching appointments and a promising freshman aiming to spark a turnaround.
In a recent interview, Carey Price shared his optimism about the Montreal Canadiens’ future, highlighting the promise of young goalies and the team’s championship aspirations.
The three‑day ball hockey camp in Kingston brought together over 60 youngsters, half of them girls, and featured mentorship from Olympic player Sophie Jaques and other professionals. Supported by the NHL’s Industry Growth Fund and Swift Hockey, the event aims to lay the groundwork for a permanent ice rink and future hockey programs in Jamaica.
The Pittsburgh Penguins face a puzzling dilemma: a surplus of forwards on NHL contracts that far exceeds the 20 spots available in the lineup, prompting a mix of waiver claims, young prospects, and historical lessons.
The recent induction of former Hawkeye star Diane DeMiro Simmons into the University of Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame celebrates a career defined by championship success, mentorship and a commitment to character development both on and off the field.
From Tage Thompson's $7M bargain in Buffalo to the Islanders' playoff hopes, the league's cost‑effective contracts and young talent are redefining team strategies.
The Badgers open the 2026‑27 season with a series against Robert Morris, travel to Mankato for a milestone series, host a Thanksgiving weekend against Canisius, welcome Omaha in December, and prepare for a festive Kwik Trip Holiday Face‑Off before a demanding Big Ten schedule.
The Cincinnati Cyclones have announced the re‑signing of forward Zack Trott for the 2026‑27 ECHL season, hoping the Ontario native can translate his collegiate success into a full professional campaign after a shortened rookie year.
Cornell University announced the hiring of Austin Keiser, a seasoned hockey professional, to lead operations and video coordination for the men's hockey team, emphasizing his extensive background across multiple leagues and junior programs.
The United States Masters hockey squads faced a blend of victories and defeats at the 2026 WMH World Cup in Belgium and the Netherlands, showcasing growth and upcoming opportunities.
After a productive 2023‑24 campaign, the Tahoe Knight Monsters have re‑signed defenseman Kaelan Taylor, bringing veteran experience and offensive upside to the lineup.
Tony Campisi, a 23‑year‑old former high school hockey player, lost his battle with cancer. Diagnosed with a spinal cord tumor at four, he continued to play the sport he loved despite repeated setbacks, leaving a lasting impression on his family, teammates and the broader hockey community.
Tanner Howe, a 2024 second‑round selection by the Pittsburgh Penguins, navigates the physical and mental challenges of professional hockey after a shoulder injury and torn ACL. His path through the AHL, international play, and personal development illustrates the resilience required to chase an NHL roster spot.
Casey Mutryn reflects on a draft roller‑coaster that turned disappointment into excitement, praising the Kraken’s resources and looking ahead to Boston College.
After Steve Yzerman’s exit, Detroit’s management is reshaping its hockey operations to address a stalled playoff run, contract uncertainties and a talent pipeline that has struggled to produce NHL‑ready prospects.
The Devils are evaluating a group of young talent, including forward Josh Filmon and defenceman Jeremy Hanzel, who are showing strong development ahead of the upcoming season.