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The U.S. Women’s National Sled Hockey Team will open its 2026 Frontier Series against Canada on April 10 at the Richcraft Sensplex in Ottawa, with all games free and streamed live.
EA Sports' NHL 27 player ratings place Boston’s David Pastrnak at No. 7, with Jeremy Swayman and Charlie McAvoy cracking the 50s, as the league’s off‑season buzz includes trade rumors, contract talks and leadership changes.
Three under‑25 players with solid NHL experience are under intense pressure to translate promise into production as the 2026‑27 season approaches.
Kyle Powers, a 6‑foot‑1 forward from Ottawa, Ontario, has officially joined the Alaska Nanooks ahead of the upcoming season, after three seasons in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
The University of Arkansas will test its new roster against Carleton University in a summer exhibition on August 1, streamed exclusively on FloSports from the Baha Mar Convention Center.
The Horned Frogs will meet the University of Ottawa Gee‑Gees in a pair of exhibition matches in San Jose, Costa Rica, featuring a mix of seasoned starters and fresh prospects, while fans can follow the action through social channels and in‑person attendance.
The upcoming unrestricted free‑agent class for the 2027 NHL season brings together marquee talent, contract intrigue, and potential team reshuffles across the league.
Visitors to Kansas City during the World Cup highlighted the city's welcoming atmosphere, lively fan zones, and efficient transportation, creating unforgettable memories that blended sport with community.
Winnipeg will become the seventh franchise of the Northern Super League, a professional women's soccer competition that launched in 2025 with clubs in Calgary, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver. Former Canada international Desiree Scott is among the co‑founders of the Winnipeg team.
Shane Pinto talks about the unexpected trade of Brady Tkachuk, stressing that business and friendship are separate and that the team's core remains strong.
Despite falling short on major upgrades, the Philadelphia Flyers still have several free agents who could bolster their lineup, from scoring wingers to defensive depth.
The defenseman’s career path, marked by stints with the Sharks, Wild and Flames, culminates in a fresh contract as he looks to make an impact in Alberta.
The Philadelphia Flyers have unveiled a full 84‑game schedule that begins with a home matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins on September 30, 2026, and stretches through a late‑April finale against the Washington Capitals.
The Panthers will open the season on the road, host a return visit from former goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, and finish with a strong home stretch.
Steve Yzerman announced his departure from the Detroit Red Wings' general manager role, bringing to a close a rebuild that never translated into a playoff berth, while highlighting both successes and missteps.
With both sides eyeing a push toward the playoffs, Ottawa's recent draw with Inter Toronto and Tabla's strike set the stage for a pivotal encounter against Pacific FC.
The Detroit Red Wings face uncertainty after a front‑office overhaul, while the Seattle Kraken are demanding a premium for center Shane Wright, sparking trade chatter across the league.
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.
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.
Despite a torn ACL, a Type 1 diabetes diagnosis and a winless start with Ottawa, veteran receiver Ayden Eberhardt remains upbeat, posting nearly 500 yards in his first season and believing the Redblacks can reverse their fortunes.
With key offensive departures, Buffalo’s management is exploring veteran options, including a possible short‑term deal for Vladimir Tarasenko, to restore scoring depth.
The Penguins cut ties with the Wheeling Nailers, sign Cam Johnson, and face trade rumors while Canadian fans grapple with rising expenses and players like Connor Bedard and Patrick Kane shape the next chapter
From Montreal to Chicago, the offseason is already delivering blockbuster developments that could redefine team fortunes.
The Pittsburgh Penguins aim for a historic third consecutive Cup in 1992‑93, navigating free agency, an expansion draft, and leadership decisions while relying on a talented core and resilient management.