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The Athletic’s annual list of best and worst contracts spotlights Patrick Kane’s comeback with the Chicago Blackhawks, his potential chemistry with Connor Bedard, Sunny Mehta’s take on the Hughes brothers, and the ripple effects for the New Jersey Devils, Grand Rapids Griffins alumni, and the New York Rangers.
Steve Yzerman’s latest move brings tough forward Keegan Kolesar from the Vegas Golden Knights, a player known for his relentless hitting, as the Red Wings look to climb the league’s physicality rankings.
After nearly three decades, the Pittsburgh Penguins have terminated their affiliation with the Wheeling Nailers and announced a new partnership with the Florida Everblades, a move spurred by the recent acquisition of the franchise by the Hoffmann Group.
John Tortorella, dismissed by the Vegas Golden Knights following a hard‑fought Stanley Cup Final, reflects on his career, praises the organization, and hints at a future behind the bench.
The Maple Leafs overhaul their goaltending corps with Cup‑winning talent and depth, positioning them ahead of several Atlantic rivals.
The New York Rangers and San Jose Sharks each announced that their respective forwards will miss the rest of the season, casting shadows over their line‑ups.
After a distinguished 25‑year tenure with the Nashville Predators, Jeff Kealty has accepted an assistant general manager position with the San Jose Sharks, bringing his scouting expertise and international experience to a new franchise.
Alberts Šmits has signed a three‑year, entry‑level contract with the New York Rangers and will attend training camp this September, but a roster spot will depend on his performance amid a crowded defensive lineup.
The Hockey Writers' recent list placed Mark Stone at the top of the 34‑year‑old cohort, but many argue that Artemi Panarin's consistent excellence makes him the more deserving choice.
The Hockey Writers' latest ranking places Mark Stone at the summit of 34‑year‑old players, while Artemi Panarin receives only an honorable mention despite a decade of elite production.
Patrick Kane thanked the Red Wings organization, teammates, and fans as he concluded his Detroit chapter and prepared to rejoin the Chicago Blackhawks, where he once captured three Stanley Cups.
With key offensive departures, Buffalo’s management is exploring veteran options, including a possible short‑term deal for Vladimir Tarasenko, to restore scoring depth.
The Detroit Red Wings are weighing internal candidates for a pivotal front‑office role, with Ryan Martin’s extensive experience and modern outlook positioning him as a leading contender amid a shifting roster landscape.
The Los Angeles Kings have fallen in the opening round for five straight seasons. GM Ken Holland has added veteran forwards and a high‑priced star, yet defensive woes, limited cap space and a competitive division cast doubt on a quick turnaround.
Clarence "Taffy" Abel, the first American‑born NHL player and 1924 Olympic flag‑bearer, became famous for his love of parties, beer, and a cheeky retort that still amuses hockey fans.
After a slow start in Minnesota, Öhgren’s trade to Vancouver sparked a turnaround that culminated in a clutch‑filled season and a promising future.
The Colorado Avalanche have appointed a new AHL bench boss, the Philadelphia Flyers secured Jamie Drysdale to avoid arbitration, the Detroit Red Wings are weighing GM candidates, the San Jose Sharks added an assistant GM with a Nashville connection, and the Florida Panthers addressed an equipment manager’s arrest
From a fifth‑round draft pick in St. Louis to a fan‑favorite leader in San Jose, Ryan Reaves navigates free agency as the 2026‑27 season looms.
The New Jersey Devils have reshaped their lineup this summer, but the lack of a top‑tier goaltender looms as the biggest obstacle to breaking into the Metropolitan Division’s elite.
The Boston Bruins have seen a flurry of departures this offseason, with several roster members signing elsewhere or being claimed by other clubs. Here’s a look at the notable transactions and what they mean for the team.
New Jersey’s management is reshaping the roster, trading assets and eyeing top‑tier goaltenders to finally break through in the Metropolitan Division.
The 2026‑27 NHL calendar will feature a nostalgic chapter for Vancouver fans, as nine former Canucks skaters are slated to step back onto the ice at Rogers Arena during the upcoming season.
The Charlotte Checkers have added forward Riley Hughes and center Philip Tresca to AHL contracts, hoping the newcomers can translate their recent performances into a permanent roster spot.
Logan Cooley and Vincent Trocheck, both Pittsburgh natives, now share a locker room with the Utah Mammoth, blending personal history with professional ambition.