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Four‑time Stanley Cup winner Claude Lemieux was discovered dead in the warehouse of his family's furniture store in Lake Park, Florida, after failing to return home. Authorities have not yet identified which of his three sons made the grim discovery.
The Seattle Kraken have seen a handful of players arrive with promise only to depart after a handful of games. This piece traces the NHL debuts of five such athletes and follows their paths to new teams and leagues.
Claude Lemieux, celebrated for his clutch playoff goals and a polarizing on‑ice presence, passed away at 60. His contributions to the Devils, Avalanche and Canadiens are remembered while the current playoffs see the Hurricanes leading the Canadiens and the Golden Knights sweeping the Avalanche.
The NHL rumor mill is buzzing as teams discuss potential trades, while the hockey community mourns the loss of former player Claude Lemieux and recalls a recent mountain detour.
A handful of 2024 draft picks are considering collegiate commitments that could keep their NHL rights alive through the senior year, reshaping their path to the pros.
The hockey community is in mourning after the death of Claude Lemieux, a four‑time Stanley Cup champion whose fierce style and memorable moments defined an era.
The hockey community mourns the loss of four‑time Stanley Cup champion Claude Lemieux, who was found dead in Florida on May 28, 2026. His final public appearance came just days earlier at the NHL’s Eastern Conference Finals.
The hockey community mourns the loss of Claude Lemieux, who passed away in Lake Park, Florida, after a suicide ruled by authorities. Tributes highlight his clutch performances, lasting friendships, and contributions to the game.
The hockey community mourns the loss of Claude Lemieux, whose career was marked by championship success, a controversial playoff hit and a recent role as a player agent.
Claude Lemieux, a four‑time Stanley Cup champion and 1995 Conn Smythe Trophy winner, died at 60 after battling mental health issues. Tributes from the Dallas Stars and the broader hockey community highlight a career that spanned continents and generations.
The hockey world is mourning the loss of Claude Lemieux, a four‑time Stanley Cup champion and Conn Smythe Trophy winner who passed away at 60. The NHL Alumni Association announced his death on social media, though the cause and location remain undisclosed.
Canada’s 4‑0 shutout of the United States and Finland’s win over Czechia set the stage for a semifinal round that will feature Sweden versus Switzerland and Latvia against Norway, with legacy and emerging talent intertwining.
The Flyers are shifting focus to restricted free agents whose teams face cap constraints, using offer‑sheet tactics to target players like Adam Fantilli, Simon Nemec, Pavel Mintyukov and Alexander Nikishin.
The Colorado Avalanche fell 3-0 to the Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference Finals, with Nathan MacKinnon sidelined, while Nashville explores a possible hire of General Manager Chris MacFarland.
Eduards Tralmaks’ early success at the World Championships, the Red Wings’ roster considerations, and the Everett Silvertips’ Memorial Cup setback dominate the latest hockey headlines.
Recent games have delivered dramatic turnovers, surprising performances, and behind‑the‑scenes moves that are reshaping teams and fan experiences.
The Detroit Red Wings have not made the playoffs in ten years. With financial resources, a deep prospect pool, and a clear need for a top-six center and defensive upgrades, General Manager Steve Yzerman faces a critical offseason that could finally end the drought.
The Golden Knights rallied from a three‑goal deficit to take a commanding lead in the conference finals, while Boston ponders contract moves for Pavel Zacha and unveils a brown sweater not seen in over a century.
From the Penguins’ goaltender report card to the Golden Knights’ five‑goal surge, this week’s action spans the NHL, AHL and even the Indy 500, raising questions about trades, jersey designs and draft priorities.
Recent moves in the NHL see assistant coach Jay Leach exit the Boston Bruins, Vegas Golden Knights dominate on the road, and speculation swirls around the Vancouver Canucks’ possible hiring of Manny Malhotra amid family concerns.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced major front‑office moves, including Troy Ryan’s appointment as GM and head coach of the San Jose franchise and Meghan Duggan’s promotion to GM of the Hamilton team, while Seattle’s Steve O’Rourke exited after a challenging inaugural season.
Former Devils director of player development Meghan Duggan becomes GM of PWHL Hamilton, while Reilly Walsh extends his KHL contract and Chris DiDomenico heads to the SHL.
The PWHL names former U.S. captain Meghan Duggan as General Manager of its new Hamilton franchise, highlighting her extensive playing pedigree, executive experience and advocacy for gender equality.
Meghan Duggan, a decorated U.S. women's hockey legend, has been appointed general manager of the Professional Women's Hockey League's expansion franchise in Hamilton, Ontario, where she will shape the roster for the 2026‑27 season and help steer the league's broader growth.