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After eight years as assistant general manager and a stint leading the Providence Bruins, Evan Gold is set to move to the New York Islanders, prompting a series of promotions and new hires within the Bruins' management team.
At 19, Jack Ivankovic blends collegiate success, international experience, and leadership within the Nashville Predators development pipeline, aiming for an NHL debut in the coming years.
The Atlanta Gladiators have announced the signing of forward Kyle Pow, a seasoned player with extensive experience across multiple professional leagues, ahead of the upcoming 2026‑27 season.
Over 25 years, three Nashville women have turned a shared love of hockey into a movement that expands access for female players across the city.
Tommy Novak has agreed to a three‑year, $13.95 million contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins, bringing his 42‑point production and playoff experience to a team eager to rebound.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have extended forward Tommy Novak through the 2029‑30 season, a move that reflects both his durability and the NHL’s rising salary trends.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have extended forward Tommy Novak’s contract for three years starting in the 2027‑28 season with an average annual value of $4.65 million. Novak, who was set to become an unrestricted free agent, has played five NHL seasons with Pittsburgh and Nashville, recording 42 points in 82 games during the 2025‑26 season and leading the team in games played.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have secured forward Tommy Novak with a three-year, $4.65 million per year contract, keeping him off the free agent market and reinforcing the lineup for the next several seasons.
The Atlanta Gladiators have secured forward Kyle Pow for the 2026‑27 campaign, bringing a wealth of professional experience from multiple leagues to Duluth, Georgia.
Two days after signing former NHL defenseman Cal Foote, Färjestad BK reversed course and terminated his contract, a move driven by public outcry and evolving views on his past legal issues.
Nashville Predators’ new president of hockey operations, Chris MacFarland, outlines a busy first month of scouting, staffing changes and player acquisitions aimed at turning the team into a Stanley Cup contender.
After nearly three decades without a national title, the University of Michigan’s hockey program enters the 2026‑27 campaign with a balanced roster, a proven coaching staff, and a mix of returning stars and highly touted newcomers.
From his first NHL point to captaining the Soo Greyhounds and representing Team Canada, Brady Martin’s season offers a roadmap for his push toward a permanent NHL roster spot.
Forward Connor Caponi, a Milwaukee native and two‑time national champion, has agreed to a deal with the Atlanta Gladiators for the 2026‑27 campaign, adding veteran depth and scholarly excellence to the roster.
A trade with the Dallas Stars brings Mavrik Bourque to Nashville on a six‑year, $33 million deal, giving the Predators a dynamic center to pair with Ryan O'Reilly and a fresh arsenal of talent for coach Andrew Brunette.
The Stars have navigated a volatile off‑season, losing top prospects but uncovering hidden gems among wing players and depth centers.
With contract years looming, the Canadiens' defensive core and net‑minder confront performance pressures, competition from emerging talent, and potential roster reshuffles.
Jordan Oesterle, a stalwart on the blue line who represented the United States at the 2018 World Championships, announced his retirement on Monday, closing a chapter that included two‑year contracts with the Boston Bruins and a recent run with the Admirals.
The veteran blue‑liner concludes a twelve‑year professional journey that included stints with the Blackhawks, Coyotes, Red Wings, Flames, Bruins and Predators, leaving behind a legacy of versatility and reliability.
Former Detroit Red Wings defenseman Nick Oesterle has hung up his skates after 409 NHL games, reflecting on a career that spanned seven franchises and culminated in playoff success.
The New York Rangers will host a charity game in Fairfield, Connecticut, to raise mental health awareness while answering fan questions about prospects like Gabe Perreault and the impact of recent trades.
A flurry of trade inquiries, arbitration hearings and off‑season signings is redefining rosters as teams jockey for compliance and competitive edge.
The Colorado Avalanche have kept a low profile during the offseason, focusing on depth signings while eyeing veteran forward Patrick Kane, whose strong performance with the Detroit Red Wings has sparked interest. With limited cap space, the team faces tough decisions about potential trades and roster reshuffling.
The organization welcomes new advisors, promotes internal talent and makes key roster moves as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.