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The Ontario Hockey League club announced additions to its hockey operations and equipment management staff, outlining a schedule that begins with road and home openers against Peterborough and Ottawa.
Zach Pochiro, the newly appointed head coach of the Stockton Thunder, promises to bring back an aggressive and physical style of hockey. The team, part of the Federal Prospect League, has also hired Gary Graham as vice president of business operations and team general manager, and Steve McCall as vice president of communications and media relations. The Thunder will begin their season on the road against Oceanside on Oct. 11 and play their first home game on Oct. 17.
The Detroit Red Wings are pinning their hopes on a fresh wave of talent as the 2026‑27 NHL season approaches, spotlighting four standout prospects.
After two seasons as a backup at Northeastern, Quentin Sigurdson entered the transfer portal and earned a spot with the Michigan State Spartans, where he now battles for playing time while pursuing a business finance degree.
The Buffalo Sabres have traded forward Tyler Kopff to the Washington Capitals in exchange for forward Zac Funk, a 22‑year‑old who showed promise in the WHL but has struggled to find a foothold in the AHL.
After going unqualified by the Dallas Stars, forward Chase Wheatcroft signs with the Chicago Wolves, hoping to rebuild his game and earn a spot in the Hurricanes’ affiliate.
The University of Nebraska‑Omaha is set to bolster its roster this fall, bringing in nine first‑year players who could prove pivotal in the program’s push up the National Collegiate Hockey Conference standings.
Mavrik Turnbull, a beloved fan of the Prince George Cougars, passed away on July 6 at Canuck Place Children's Hospice in Vancouver. His family is establishing Mavrik's Legacy Foundation to honor his memory and assist families confronting childhood cancer.
Joshua Ravensbergen discusses his development, upcoming move to Michigan State, and his aspirations to reach the NHL
On the fourth day of the 2026 Lightning Development Camp, four prospects — Tomas Kralovic, Max Vilén, Everett Baldwin and Aiden Foster — showcased distinct skill sets, from defensive poise to physical presence, as the organization continues to shape its future roster.
The Wild added size and skill with the selections of Adam Andersson, Kayden Lemire, and Filip Ruzicka.
The Minnesota Wild selected just three players in the 2026 NHL Draft, the smallest class in franchise history. The picks — Adam Andersson, Kayden Lemire and Filip Ruzicka — address specific gaps as the team looks to stay competitive.
The Wild added size, skill, and potential between the pipes in the latest draft, selecting Andersson in the third round, Lemire in the fourth, and Ruzicka in the fifth.
Carson Carels, the 18‑year‑old defenseman drafted sixth by the Flames, chose a rural setting over the usual draft‑night fanfare, spending the evening on his family's 2,500‑acre operation before stepping onto the NHL stage.
The 2026 NHL mock draft highlights key prospects and the specific roster gaps each team aims to fill, from the Maple Leafs' top centre to the Sharks' defensive anchor.
The Athletic’s annual mock draft for the 2026 NHL Draft blends scouting insight with franchise strategy, highlighting key selections and emerging storylines.
The Canadian Hockey League recognized outstanding performances with its 2026 Goaltender, Top Draft Prospect and Sportsman awards.
A panel of Hockey Show analysts combined their expertise to produce a consensus top‑10 ranking for the 2026 NHL Draft, highlighting standout performances and future possibilities.
The San Jose Sharks have extended bona fide offers to four upcoming draft picks, all of whom will transition from the Canadian Hockey League to U.S. college hockey for the 2026‑27 season.
Keaton Verhoeff and Carson Carels, both UND defensemen, are projected top‑10 picks, while Ethan MacKenzie and Cooper Williams also receive invites to the NHL Combine in Buffalo, N.Y.
Michigan State University's hockey program adds experienced netminders, including a first‑round NHL pick, while navigating departures of previous starters.
Michigan State University announced the signing of Columbus native JJ Salajko, joining a crease that will be anchored by first‑round NHL draft pick Joshua Ravensbergen.
Koehn Ziemmer’s 2025‑26 season with the Ontario Reign showcases a blend of skill, physicality, and clutch performance, hinting at a bright future despite areas needing refinement.
Bauer Dumanski, a 6‑foot‑2, 211‑pound defenseman who spent five seasons with the Prince George Cougars, has officially committed to the University of North Dakota for the upcoming college hockey season, bringing size, defensive skill and a plan to transition from the family farm to Grand Forks.