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A look at Burke’s storied career, from his playing days at Providence College to his recent leadership of the Professional Women’s Hockey League Players Association, ahead of his 2026 Hall of Fame induction.
Brian Burke, who guided the Vancouver Canucks and several other franchises, will be honored at the 2026 Hall of Fame induction weekend in November.
Patrice Bergeron's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame celebrates a career marked by six Selke Trophies, a Stanley Cup, and Olympic gold, cementing his place among the sport's greats.
Keith Tkachuk's election to the Hall of Fame coincides with his son Brady's trade to the Florida Panthers, joining his brother Matthew, while the class also honors Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron, Pekka Rinne, Cindy Curley and Brian Burke.
Brian Burke's induction celebrates a career marked by bold moves, heated disputes, and lasting influence on the modern NHL.
Brian Burke, the longtime NHL executive known for his aggressive management style, was recently inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in the builder category, capping a career that spanned more than three decades.
The Ducks announce a four‑game preseason slate, all within California, featuring home games at Honda Center and ticket details for the upcoming season.
The Ottawa Senators sent star forward Brady Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers for a package of draft picks and conditional selections, freeing cap space and prompting plans to replace his physical presence.
Bowen Byram's contract year sparks trade interest across the NHL as Flyers, Ducks, and Sharks eye the Sabres defenseman.
In recent Bahamas planning sessions, Minnesota Wild GM Craig Leipold and coach John Hynes weighed trade possibilities for center Dylan Larkin, evaluated free‑agent wingers, and weighed the need for a backup netminder after Filip Gustavsson’s surgery.
The Blues have transformed a rebuild narrative into a genuine push for the Cup, leveraging cap flexibility and youthful talent.
After a four‑year stint that helped the Florida Panthers reach the 2023 Stanley Cup Final, Radko Gudas faces free agency with the team weighing a potential reunion against financial and roster considerations.
Greg Cronin’s brief stint with the Iowa Wild ends as he joins the St. Louis Blues staff, while the team looks to rebuild after a missed playoff season.
The Boston Bruins entered the offseason targeting a right‑handed defenseman, but the market is narrowing as top options sign elsewhere.
The Philadelphia Flyers made the playoffs in 2025‑26, won a series, and were swept by Carolina. Now GM Daniel Briere faces key decisions on Rasmus Ristolainen, Jamie Drysdale, Trevor Zegras, an offensive center, and a struggling power play.
The NHL offseason has already delivered a flurry of headlines, from blockbuster trade rumors to unexpected free‑agency decisions that could reshape next season’s rosters.
Recent trades, contract extensions and front‑office appointments are reshaping team rosters and strategies as the NHL approaches its free‑agency period.
From the Maple Leafs' blockbuster deal to the Penguins' front office reshuffle, the rumor mill is in overdrive.
Kevin Weekes reports that Anaheim Ducks captain Radko Gudas may become available, but the Montreal Canadiens must evaluate whether his physical style aligns with their coaching philosophy.
A deep dive into the latest insights from The Hockey News Big Show, exploring trades, draft prospects, coaching shifts and the legacies of Toews and Bergeron as the NHL off‑season heats up.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have secured Darren Raddysh on an eight‑year deal, while the NHL’s buyout window opens amid a flurry of player moves and the return of veteran coach Mike Babcock to Edmonton.
Veteran defenseman Radko Gudas, 36, is generating league‑wide interest after a 13‑point, 56‑game season with the Ducks. With 657 hits and 420 blocks to his name, he could command a two‑ to three‑year deal averaging $3.5 million to $4 million, prompting the Panthers and Maple Leafs to consider a fit.
After a successful June 9 operation to repair a hip impingement and labral tear, forward Troy Terry is projected to return in 5‑6 months, bringing his veteran presence back to a team that has leaned heavily on his production.
Pat Brisson, known for representing high‑profile NHL stars, has taken on Vincent Trocheck's representation. With two years and $39.38 million remaining on Trocheck's deal, the move comes as the Rangers' performance has slipped since their 2023‑24 playoff run. Meanwhile, restricted free agents Simon Nemec and Mason McTavish are drawing significant interest from other teams.