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Cutter Gauthier's breakout 41‑goal season has set the stage for a high‑stakes negotiation, with the Anaheim Ducks weighing long‑term, medium‑term and bridge contract scenarios against limited cap space and a projected salary‑cap surge.
The Detroit Red Wings are navigating a GM vacancy after Steve Yzerman's departure, while Dallas, Winnipeg and Pittsburgh make key roster moves that could reshape the league.
After 176 NHL appearances and stints with several franchises, veteran netminder Jack Campbell has called time on his professional hockey career, sparking reflection on what might have been.
After a 12‑year professional career that included stints with the Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Toronto Maple Leafs and the Edmonton Oilers, Jack Campbell retired at 34 to become an identity and performance coach, aiming to use his own journey through mental health challenges to support fellow athletes.
After 14 professional seasons, Jack Campbell hangs up his pads to help others navigate mental health challenges and career transitions.
After eight seasons in the NHL, Jack Campbell stepped away from the ice to pursue life coaching, citing personal fulfillment over continued play.
Former Dallas Stars defenseman and 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee Sergei Zubov has been appointed as an advisor to hockey operations for the St. Louis Blues, a move that ties together his Russian roots, NHL pedigree and prior involvement with the franchise.
After a distinguished playing career spanning multiple NHL teams, Jack Campbell has retired and will now coach with Novus Global, a firm specializing in executive and athlete training.
An exploration of the draft rules, player selections and strategic considerations as the league eyes new markets in Texas.
After two consecutive playoff misses, Peter DeBoer returns to the Islanders with a plan that blends structural change, key player development, and a focus on power‑play and defensive improvement.
After a career marked by triumphs and trials, Jack Campbell announced his retirement via Instagram, opening up about mental health, his time with several NHL teams, and his new path as a life coach
Despite a promising start and key saves against elite opponents, Nikita Tolopilo’s second‑half slump and statistical shortcomings underscore the work required before he can secure a permanent NHL backup role.
Jack Campbell, a 34‑year‑old forward who spent 14 seasons in the NHL, has officially announced his retirement, ending a career that included stints with the Dallas Stars, Los Angeles Kings, Toronto Maple Leafs and Edmonton Oilers.
From a high‑draft prospect to an NHL All‑Star, Campbell's career spanned multiple franchises, a brief, injury‑marred period with Detroit, and a recent transition into mental‑skill coaching.
Veteran net‑minder Jack Campbell announced his retirement this week, ending a two‑year stint with the Detroit Red Wings without an NHL appearance. His departure paves the way for prospects like Michal Postava, Daniil Tarasov and Marcus Crawford to vie for roles in the organization.
The Detroit Red Wings announced that veteran Jack Campbell has retired, opening the door for fresh talent to compete for the netminding position.
After a 176‑game NHL career, Jack Campbell steps away from the rink to pursue coaching, citing a transformative relationship with a life coach and a new role at Novus Global.
After a 13‑year journey through the NHL, including an All‑Star season with the Toronto Maple Leafs and a brief stint with the Edmonton Oilers, veteran net‑minder Jack Campbell has called time on his playing days, finishing with a 93‑52‑18 record and 10 shutouts.
From the Canucks' youth development to the Senators' quest for stability, six NHL bench bosses are under intense scrutiny.
Ranking coaches from 26th to 21st reveals a mix of fresh challenges, playoff ambitions and the need to nurture young talent across the league.
The St. Louis Blues announced the hiring of Hall of Fame defenseman Sergei Zubov as an advisor to hockey operations, marking his second stint with the franchise and adding a wealth of international coaching experience.
The Blues announced the hiring of Sergei Zubov, a 2019 Hockey Hall of Famer, to guide strategy and development across the organization.
The St. Louis Blues announced the hiring of Sergei Zubov, a Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman, as an advisor to hockey operations, leveraging his extensive playing pedigree and coaching background.
The Blues announced the hiring of Sergei Zubov, a decorated player and seasoned coach, to guide hockey operations and strategy