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Jake Leschyshyn signs with HIFK Helsinki, Tim Gettinger heads to Sheffield Steelers, and Andy Andreoff’s KHL deal ends, signaling a broader shift of experienced players toward overseas competition.
The showcase moved from a small Stamford rink to Sacred Heart University, attracting NHL players and a larger audience to promote the "reach out, check in, make contact" message.
Former Buffalo Sabres head coach Don Granato has been appointed assistant coach for the Columbus Blue Jackets, adding his extensive playing and coaching background to the team's roster.
With Steve Yzerman stepping aside, the Red Wings are navigating a late‑started, thorough hunt for a GM who may reshape the franchise’s direction.
Macklin Celebrini’s historic contract with the San Jose Sharks, along with a broader trend of mid‑term deals, signals a strategic pivot in how NHL teams manage talent and salary cap space.
The Leafs have added Darren Raddysh and Emil Andrae while keeping Oliver Ekman‑Larsson and Morgan Rielly, and they now face a crowded defensive landscape in the Atlantic Division.
The Buffalo Sabres have locked forward Peyton Krebs into a four‑year, $18 million agreement, rewarding his career‑high production and international experience.
Buffalo Sabres secure forward Peyton Krebs to an $18 million, four-year agreement, rewarding his breakout season and international experience.
The Buffalo Sabres have extended forward Peyton Krebs to a four‑year, $4.5 million‑per‑season contract, a move that not only averts arbitration but also cements a pivotal player from the Jack Eichel trade.
The upcoming unrestricted free‑agent class for the 2027 NHL season brings together marquee talent, contract intrigue, and potential team reshuffles across the league.
Washington adds a promising forward from Buffalo while sending a young AHL veteran the other way, reshaping the team's depth heading into the next season.
The Hockey News Big Show dissected recent contract decisions, roster experiments and fan‑driven initiatives that are shaping the upcoming season.
The Hockey News Big Show brings together veteran analysts to dissect contract decisions, goaltending experiments, and fan‑driven initiatives that are reshaping rosters and fan experiences across the NHL.
The latest episode of The Hockey News Big Show unpacks the Ducks’ match of Leo Carlsson’s offer sheet, the Oilers’ experimental three‑goalie approach, and a host of roster moves that could reshape the 2026‑27 landscape.
Washington trades prospect Zac Funk to Buffalo for forward Tyler Kopff, a 6‑foot‑4, 220‑pound player who brings a rugged presence after a strong college stint.
The Buffalo Sabres have traded forward Tyler Kopff to the Washington Capitals in exchange for forward Zac Funk, a 22‑year‑old who showed promise in the WHL but has struggled to find a foothold in the AHL.
The Buffalo Sabres announced the hiring of John Davidson, a Hall of Fame goaltender turned front‑office architect, to bolster their player evaluation and leadership staff.
John Davidson, a seasoned NHL executive with stints at the Columbus Blue Jackets, St. Louis Blues and New York Rangers, has been appointed senior advisor to the Buffalo Sabres, where he will collaborate with GM Jarmo Kekalainen on a franchise that finished last season with a 50‑23‑9 record.
Patrick Kane’s potential homecoming raises questions about fit, durability, and the Blackhawks’ long‑term direction.
The Sabres announce the hiring of John Davidson as senior advisor, highlighting his extensive playing career, executive achievements, and recent collaboration with general manager Jarmo Kekalainen. The move coincides with a trade that brings forward Zac Funk to Buffalo in exchange for Tyler Kopff.
The Sabres announced the hiring of John Davidson as senior advisor, bringing two decades of NHL management experience and a proven track record with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
John Davidson, a longtime NHL executive and broadcaster, has left the Columbus Blue Jackets to take a senior advisory role with the Buffalo Sabres, rekindling a professional partnership that dates back to 2013.
John Davidson's extensive history with the New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets brings a wealth of playing, executive and broadcasting experience to the Buffalo Sabres, where he will serve as senior adviser.
With Connor Bedard sidelined for the first month and Patrick Kane secured, Chicago evaluates 15 candidates for 14 spots, highlighting emerging talent and veteran depth.