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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.
The Edmonton Oilers have secured a seasoned net‑minder whose championship pedigree and playoff experience promise to strengthen a newly formed three‑goalie rotation.
After signing an eight-year, $92 million contract, Martin Necas faces the challenge of repeating his breakout 100-point season while staying healthy and reducing vulnerability to hits.
The NHL franchise announced a series of promotions and departures within its Hockey Operations department, aiming to strengthen its front office ahead of the next season.
The organization welcomes new advisors, promotes internal talent and makes key roster moves as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.
From defensive standouts to goaltending gems, the American Hockey League is delivering a fresh wave of talent ready to influence NHL rosters.
Two-time Stanley Cup champion Mike Sullivan takes the helm of the Rangers as they navigate roster overhaul and a competitive Metropolitan Division.
At 24, Nikishin posted 33 points in 81 games and is viewed as a long‑term fit for Pittsburgh's blueline.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are exploring a low‑cost, one‑year deal with veteran defenseman Mike Reilly to shore up blue‑line depth after losing Ryan Shea and trading Parker Wotherspoon.
The Minnesota Wild are positioning themselves to acquire Dylan Larkin from the Detroit Red Wings, leveraging a strong draft capital and a favorable market environment despite a depleted prospect pool.
Carolina Hurricanes forward Logan Stankoven, fresh off a Stanley Cup victory, listed two sponsor‑provided hockey sticks on Facebook Marketplace in Kamloops, British Columbia, sparking curiosity about athlete finances.
The New Jersey Devils, Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals each navigate distinct rebuilding paths as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Carolina Hurricanes forward Logan Stankoven listed brand‑new sticks on Facebook Marketplace, sparking online discussion about pricing, his lucrative contract and the postponement of his championship celebrations.
After a career‑high 67‑point season and a pivotal role in the Flyers’ lineup, Trevor Zegras signed a long‑term deal, praising the fans and his teammates while coach Rick Tocchet highlighted his work ethic and adaptability.
The Montreal Canadiens are exploring an internal solution to add toughness and balance to their defense by repositioning Arber Xhekaj on the fourth line, a move that could open opportunities for emerging blueliners.
The Buffalo Sabres are exploring trade and free‑agency options to replace the 44 goals lost with Alex Tuch and Bowen Byram, eyeing veteran Michael Bunting as a cost‑effective fit.
An exploration of the careers, statistics, and trades of the players who have worn the Columbus Blue Jackets' No. 77 jersey, highlighting their impact on the franchise.
As the new season approaches, Claude Giroux, Nick Foligno and Patrick Kane are set to join an exclusive club of players with 20-plus NHL seasons, each bringing distinct storylines and leadership to their respective clubs.
After a 15‑year absence, the Buffalo Sabres clinched a playoff berth, stunning the Boston Bruins before falling to the Montreal Canadiens, driven by Rasmus Dahlin’s historic season.
The Vancouver Canucks have announced their full 2026‑27 regular‑season calendar, a 84‑game journey that begins on the road against the Oilers and wraps up at home versus the Flames, with pre‑season action slated for September.
The Sharks' 2026‑27 schedule blends early road trips, a lengthy homestand and high‑profile player appearances that could shape the team's playoff outlook.
The 2026‑27 NHL season marks a rare achievement as three veteran forwards celebrate two decades of top‑level play, each entering a club that includes only a handful of legends.
The league reveals a full schedule that includes Gavin McKenna's NHL debut, international contests in Finland and Germany, outdoor games in Winnipeg and Las Vegas, and numerous storylines surrounding milestone chases and coaching returns.
Jack Johnson, a former Michigan Wolverines defenseman who spent two seasons in Ann Arbor before launching a 19‑year NHL career, was announced this week as the new associate head coach for Ohio State’s women’s hockey program. His arrival coincides with a period of growth for the Buckeyes, who have reached five straight national title games, while the University of Michigan struggles to field a Division I women’s program.