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The Pittsburgh Penguins and Florida Panthers executed a trade that swapped minor‑league talent, with the Panthers acquiring defenseman Emil Pieniniemi and the Penguins receiving the rights to forward Oliver Okuliar. The move reflects a calculated reshaping of both clubs’ depth charts.
The Panthers acquire defenseman Emil Pieniniemi from the Penguins, trading the rights to forward Oliver Okuliar in a move aimed at strengthening their blue‑line depth.
Ken Radolinski, a longtime ECHL linesman, has been awarded the 2025‑26 Ryan Birmingham Memorial Award for his contributions to the league's officiating staff and his broader impact on hockey.
The Florida Everblades are back in the Kelly Cup Finals for the fourth time in five years, chasing a fifth franchise championship. Play‑by‑play voice Jake Maurice, whose father coaches the Florida Panthers, discusses the team’s winning culture and the upcoming showdown.
The Idaho Steelheads have announced their protected list for the upcoming campaign, detailing player selections, league‑wide guidelines and upcoming roster deadlines.
The ECHL revealed the finalists for its 2025‑26 Team Awards, set to be presented at the 2026 Hockey Summer Meetings in Nashville on June 24. The recognition highlights on‑ice excellence, community service and innovative revenue efforts, underscoring the league’s expanding footprint and deep ties to the NHL.
Despite a heartbreaking overtime loss, Pittsburgh's emerging talents displayed resilience, with standout performances from prospects like Harrison Brunicke and Sergei Murashov, while the team's camaraderie hinted at a bright future.
A Swedish entrepreneur with a championship pedigree buys the Baton Rouge franchise, promising a fresh start for the city's hockey fans.
The Kansas City Mavericks clinched the Bruce Taylor Trophy on Tuesday night, edging the Fort Wayne Komets 4‑3 in overtime during Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals. The sudden‑death goal by Jakov Novak sealed a dramatic victory that left the arena roaring.
The Kansas City Mavericks secured the Bruce Taylor Trophy after a 4‑3 overtime victory over the Fort Wayne Komets in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals, earning a berth in the 2026 Kelly Cup Finals against the Florida Everblades.
The Minnesota Wild have secured a new ECHL affiliation with the Jacksonville Icemen, replacing the Iowa Heartlanders and aiming to strengthen their player development pipeline
The Florida Everblades captured the E.A. “Bud” Gingher Trophy with a 6‑1 win over the Wheeling Nailers, advancing to the 2026 Kelly Cup Finals. Key performances from Anthony Romano, Hudson Elynuik and Cam Johnson highlighted the series, while the franchise’s historic pedigree adds context to the achievement.
Manon Rheaume appoints Josh Sciba as head coach of the PWHL’s Detroit expansion team, highlighting his extensive coaching pedigree and deep roots in Michigan hockey.
In a move that underscores the growing momentum of women’s professional hockey, former NHL trailblazer Manon Rheaume has selected Josh Sciba to guide the Detroit expansion team, citing his proven track record and deep connections to the state’s hockey community.
The Augusta Lynx, a new ECHL franchise owned by Tim Tebow and David Hodges, was officially unveiled, marking the return of professional hockey to Augusta and the launch of a 10,500‑seat arena slated for the 2027‑28 season.
The Beavers announce a historic captaincy structure, appointing Oliver Peer, Hudson Thornton and Luke Roelofs as joint leaders ahead of the upcoming campaign.
The Wheeling Nailers open the Eastern Conference Finals against the Florida Everblades in Estero, Florida, a series that marks a decade‑long return for the Nailers and a fifth straight finals appearance for the Everblades.
The Augusta Lynx, the ECHL’s 32nd team, introduced its name, logo and plans for a 10,500‑seat arena, signaling a strategic push by the league into the Southeast.
The city of Augusta is preparing for the arrival of a professional hockey team that will debut in the ECHL in October 2027, anchored by a newly built arena and a partnership that blends sports ambition with community engagement.
The newly christened Augusta Lynx, the 32nd member of the ECHL, revealed its name and logo in a ceremony that highlighted local input and the vision of owners Tim Tebow and David Hodges.
The Lynx, a new ECHL franchise backed by Tim Tebow, will debut in 2027 with a community‑focused mission and a modern arena under construction.
The upcoming Augusta Pro Hockey team will begin ECHL play in October 2027, marking a significant addition to the league's growth and the city's sports landscape.
The Wheeling Nailers, led by first‑year coach Ryan Papaioannou, have secured a spot in the ECHL Kelly Cup Eastern Conference Finals, setting up a best‑of‑seven showdown against the Florida Everblades.
The Nailers, led by first‑year coach Ryan Papaioannou, will face the Everblades in a best‑of‑seven series that begins in Estero, Florida, with broadcast coverage on FloHockey.tv and local watch parties across Wheeling.