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The Bruins part ways with assistant coach Jay Leach, the Capitals bring in Ray Bennett, and the Islanders’ AHL team rebrands as the Hamilton Hammers, while the Canadiens take an early lead in the East and several Bruins compete at the World Championships.
Hamilton's new American Hockey League franchise has announced its identity, linking the city's industrial past to its future on the ice.
The Hamilton Hammers, a new American Hockey League franchise, have been unveiled with a logo that honors Hamilton’s steel‑working legacy, a renovated TD Coliseum home, and strong backing from Oak View Group, the New York Islanders and local leaders.
The Hamilton Hammers, a brand‑new American Hockey League club, were introduced by Oak View Group, TD Coliseum and the New York Islanders. The logo blends crossed hammers with subtle puck details, echoing the city’s steel‑working past and the Islanders’ orange‑and‑blue palette. City officials, including Mayor Andrea Horwath, praised the franchise as a milestone for Hamilton’s sports scene.
After eight seasons with the Colorado Avalanche ended, Ray Bennett joins the Washington Capitals, replacing Kirk Muller and adding his extensive coaching background to the team's staff.
The Washington Capitals announced the hiring of Ray Bennett, a seasoned coach with a Stanley Cup pedigree and extensive international experience.
The Worcester Railers have ended their affiliation with the New York Islanders, prompting the NHL team to align with the Trenton Ironhawks and leaving the Railers to announce a new AHL‑ECHL link.
After a seven‑year affiliation that began in 2017, the Worcester Railers and the New York Islanders have gone their separate ways. The Islanders are now aligning with the Trenton Ironhawks, and the Railers are poised to announce a new partner soon.
The Trenton Ironhawks have announced a partnership with the New York Islanders for the upcoming 2026‑27 season, marking the return of professional hockey to Trenton. With arena upgrades underway and a debut home game slated for October 24, the team is set to play 36 home matches, beginning with an October 16 road contest in Montreal.
The New York Islanders have announced an ECHL affiliation with the newly formed Trenton Ironhawks, while their AHL team prepares to relocate from Bridgeport to Hamilton, Ontario.
The Trenton Ironhawks have officially aligned with the New York Islanders, ending an eight‑year tie with the Worcester Railers and unveiling arena upgrades ahead of their October 24, 2026 season opener.
The Trenton Ironhawks have announced an affiliation with the New York Islanders, ending the Islanders' eight‑year partnership with the Worcester Railers and launching a fresh talent pipeline.
Adam Pelech played all 82 games this season, delivering key defensive and offensive contributions for the New York Islanders and earning praise from teammates as he looks ahead to his 12th NHL campaign.
The Trenton Ironhawks have entered a formal affiliation with the New York Islanders, bringing the NHL’s developmental pipeline to the CURE Insurance Arena and reigniting local enthusiasm for the sport.
The New York Islanders have announced a new ECHL affiliation with the Trenton Ironhawks, bringing professional hockey back to Trenton and establishing a clear pathway for emerging talent.
The New York Islanders' AHL team debuts as the Hammers, while Tomas Holmstrom shines in Sweden's loss, Anders Lee launches a scholarship program, and front‑office moves ripple across the league.
After a brief foray into Division I, Iona University's hockey program was discontinued, leaving student‑athletes in limbo and reshaping the local hockey landscape.
The latest THN Top 100 list showcases a blend of established stars and emerging talent, with detailed insights into the careers of Tage Thompson, Matthew Schaefer, Josh Morrissey, Cole Caufield and Filip Gustavsson, while subscribers gain full access to a 76‑year hockey archive.
Anders Lee, captain of the New York Islanders, continues to honor his late friend Fenov Pierre-Louis by awarding scholarships to high school seniors who assist cancer patients, a program that has grown since 2018.
Seventeen‑year‑old Carson Carels, a top prospect for the 2026 NHL Draft, has pledged to play college hockey at the University of North Dakota, setting the stage for a potentially historic defensive lineup.
The 2026 Asian Hockey Championship brought together over 500 players from 33 teams across Canada, highlighting cultural pride, regional rivalries, and the growing influence of Asian communities in sport.
The 2026 Asian Hockey Championship features 33 teams with creative names that honor Asian culture and hockey, drawing over 500 participants and celebrating music, dance and martial arts alongside elite and recreational competition.
Anders Lee, the New York Islanders' long‑serving captain, faces an uncertain future as his goal output wanes and the team weighs his role amid a shifting roster.