Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Chicago Wolves across Hockey.
The Avalanche announced a series of roster moves on July 1, adding blue‑liner Domenick Fensore and reshaping the lineup after several AHL regulars left for other NHL clubs.
The Detroit Red Wings announced the acquisition of forward Keegan Kolesar from the Vegas Golden Knights, parting with two late‑round picks. The move adds a proven playoff contributor to a rebuilding roster.
The Avalanche have added a promising blue‑liner to their roster, hoping his offensive upside and playoff experience will translate into NHL contributions.
Veteran netminder Laurent Brossoit inks a 2026‑27 contract with the Anaheim Ducks, adding depth and playoff pedigree after a season lost to injury and a strong AHL showing with the San Jose Barracuda.
Following a judge's not‑guilty ruling in the 2018 Canada world junior sexual assault case, Dillon Dube signed a one‑year, $850,000 contract with the St. Louis Blues, guaranteeing his salary whether he appears in the NHL or the AHL. He joins a group of five previously acquitted players now returning to professional hockey.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed 34‑year‑old goaltender Pheonix Copley to a one‑year contract for the 2026‑27 season, bringing NHL experience and AHL accolades to the roster.
The Chicago Blackhawks have secured forward Cole Smith to a three-year agreement, bringing a proven blend of scoring and hard-hitting play to the roster.
The Carolina Hurricanes announced the acquisition of defenseman Kyle Masters from the Anaheim Ducks, swapping him for forward Noah Philp. Both players bring distinct experiences that could shape the team's blue‑line and forward depth.
The Carolina Hurricanes have secured a one-year contract with Juuso Välimäki, bringing a seasoned Finnish defender into the fold for the upcoming campaign.
Nashville Predators acquire forwards Jack Drury and Chase Bradley from the Colorado Avalanche, receiving a 2029 third‑round pick, while sending out Zachary L’Heureux and Fedor Svechkov.
After a breakout year that saw Wagner lead the Rush in points and set franchise records, the team announced his return for the upcoming season, highlighting his impact on and off the ice.
The Marlies secured their second AHL championship with a hard-fought Game 5 triumph, highlighted by Vinni Lettieri's power‑play goal and Artur Akhtyamov's stellar performance.
The Marlies clinched their second Calder Cup, delivering a dramatic finish that showcased clutch scoring and stellar goaltending.
The Marlies edged the Chicago Wolves 4-3 in Game 5, with Vinni Lettieri’s power‑play goal and Artur Akhtyamov’s 27 saves sealing a 4‑1 series win and a historic second Calder Cup.
The Toronto Marlies took a 3-0 series lead in the Calder Cup Finals after a 1-0 win over the Chicago Wolves, with Easton Cowan scoring the only goal and Artur Akhtyamov making 24 saves.
After six straight road victories, the Toronto Marlies return home for Game 3 of the Calder Cup Finals, hoping to capitalize on a standout performance by their top line and a ‘no‑quit’ mentality from head coach John Gruden.
Logan Shaw’s overtime goal in Game 2 propelled the Toronto Marlies to a 5‑4 win, extending their home streak and putting them on the brink of the Calder Cup.
Mitch Giguère, a seasoned hockey strategist from Montreal, joins the Greensboro Gargoyles as their new head coach, aiming to reshape the team culture and deepen community ties
The Greensboro Gargoyles announced the appointment of Mitch Giguère as their second head coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background and player-development pedigree.
The Toronto Marlies opened the Calder Cup Finals with a 4-2 win over the Chicago Wolves, showcasing a no‑frills, grind‑it‑out approach and strong performances from veterans and newcomers alike.
The Toronto Marlies aim to capitalize on Vinni Lettieri's scoring surge and a flawless goaltending performance as they host the Chicago Wolves in Game 2 of the Calder Cup Finals.
The Toronto Marlies defeated the Chicago Wolves 4-2 in Game 1 of the Calder Cup Finals, with Lettieri’s decisive goal highlighting a five‑straight road winning streak.
The 2026 Calder Cup Finals open with Game 1 between the Chicago Wolves and Toronto Marlies, two teams that defied regular‑season expectations to reach the championship.
The Chicago Wolves, three‑time Calder Cup champions, are back in the finals after missing the playoffs in 2023 and 2024, aiming to surprise opponents in Rosemont.