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The Panthers will be without a dozen regulars for their last game of the 2025‑26 campaign, including Brad Marchand, Aleksander Barkov and Sam Reinhart, as a litany of injuries reshapes the roster.
The Florida Panthers have placed head equipment manager Teddy Richards on administrative leave following his arrest on domestic violence and unauthorized 911 use charges, pending investigation.
The Philadelphia Flyers are looking to improve their struggling power play and have missed out on several potential free agents. With limited options remaining, they are considering signing veteran defenseman John Klingberg, who has a strong offensive record despite recent injuries. Klingberg could serve as a mentor and provide insurance for younger players like David Jiricek. The Flyers have the financial flexibility to pursue Klingberg, who could potentially be traded to a contender later in the season.
Bowen Byram, the Blackhawks’ newly signed defenseman, turned down a larger short‑term offer to secure a six‑year, $75 million extension, citing security, tax benefits and a path to a more prominent role.
A deep dive into the True Value (TV) metric reveals hidden talent on third and fourth lines, offering teams a roadmap for identifying trade targets and maximizing roster efficiency.
The Vancouver Canucks have named Ryan Papaioannou as the new head coach of their AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks, tasked with turning around a team that missed the playoffs last season.
Callie McCarron, a top‑100 recruit in the Class of 2026, will join Duke’s field hockey program next year, bringing a blend of athletic prowess and scholarly achievement.
The Detroit Red Wings face a pivotal decision as captain Dylan Larkin seeks a trade while the franchise grapples with its longest playoff drought and recent leadership changes.
Thaddeus Teddy Richards, a longtime equipment manager for the Florida Panthers and senior staff member of USA Hockey, was taken into custody on July 17 in Coral Springs, Florida, and now faces criminal charges. The Panthers have suspended him pending an investigation while he awaits court proceedings.
Ethan Mackenzie’s selection by the Toronto Maple Leafs caps a two‑year draft odyssey, while hometown teammate Tova Henderson also made history, signaling a new era for Canadian hockey.
Matvei Michkov dazzled in a charity hockey game organized by NHL stars, delivering a Michigan‑style goal that sparked optimism for the Flyers' upcoming season.
After stints at Colgate, Vermont and a prior assistant role in Orono, Alex Gettens is back as the University of Maine’s women’s ice hockey head coach, bringing a track record of NCAA tournament appearances and player development.
Nikita Klepov, the 15th overall selection in the 2026 NHL Draft, has signed a three‑year, entry‑level contract with the Anaheim Ducks, forfeiting his college eligibility and reshaping Michigan State's hockey lineup.
After missing the championship by a single goal, the Sacred Heart Pioneers are banking on a fresh influx of eleven rookie players, each bringing distinct junior‑league achievements that could finally push the program to the top of the Atlantic Hockey standings.
Despite finishing last in the league, the Vancouver Canucks showed signs of improvement as rookie defenseman Zeev Buium led a youthful resurgence, culminating in a dramatic overtime win that hints at a brighter future.
The OHL celebrates the selection of eleven officials who will represent the league at the 2026 World Junior Summer Showcase and the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.
The Hockey Writers' recent list placed Mark Stone at the top of the 34‑year‑old cohort, but many argue that Artemi Panarin's consistent excellence makes him the more deserving choice.
A season defined by injury and contract uncertainty, McCann’s recovery will influence the Kraken’s roster moves and playoff hopes.
The Hockey Writers' latest ranking places Mark Stone at the summit of 34‑year‑old players, while Artemi Panarin receives only an honorable mention despite a decade of elite production.
After a healthy season and notable progress, Tij Iginla is preparing for training camp with the Utah Mammoth, aiming to earn an NHL roster spot and continue his rise among the league’s top young talent.
Jakub Kindl, a 39‑year‑old Czech defenseman, helped the Bordeaux Boxers win the French League title this past season and is now deciding his next steps in hockey.
The Athletic’s recent ranking of Kulak’s five‑year, $22.5 million deal as one of the NHL’s worst contracts overlooks his on‑ice contributions, from stabilizing a top defensive pairing to delivering a decisive playoff goal.
After helping Bordeaux Boxers clinch the French League title, veteran defenseman Jakub Kindl has announced he will not return next season, ending a brief but trophy‑laden stint in France.
The St. Thomas Tommies narrowly missed the CCHA finals last season, but a wave of promising freshmen could propel them to a championship.