
Macklin Celebrini to Lead Canada at 2026 World Hockey Championship
Macklin Celebrini will captain Canada at the 2026 world hockey championship, joining Sidney Crosby and a host of NHL stars as the tournament prepares for its final on May 31.
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Macklin Celebrini will captain Canada at the 2026 world hockey championship, joining Sidney Crosby and a host of NHL stars as the tournament prepares for its final on May 31.

Nineteen‑year‑old forward Macklin Celebrini will captain Canada at the upcoming world hockey championship in Switzerland, bringing a record‑setting season with the San Jose Sharks and a roster that includes veteran Sidney Crosby and a United States team eyeing a Triple Gold Club milestone.

Carson Wetsch, a 2024 third-round selection, inked an entry-level deal after a breakout season with the Kelowna Rockets, where he posted 50 assists and 72 points while captaining a roster packed with NHL prospects.

The San Jose Sharks have added forward Carson Wetsch on a one-year, entry-level deal, highlighting his 72-point season with the Kelowna Rockets and his international experience with Canada.

Michal Postava’s breakout performance in the AHL playoffs, combined with a crowded Detroit crease, has ignited speculation about potential moves involving several of the team’s top goalie prospects.

The Wichita Thunder named former franchise star Travis Clayton as their 15th head coach, citing his deep roots in the city and recent assistant role as key factors in the decision.

At 41, Brent Burns, a Norris Trophy‑winning defenseman with the longest Iron Man streak in NHL history, is poised to chase a Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche, confronting his former clubs, the Minnesota Wild and San Jose Sharks.

Charlie Coyle signs a six‑year, $36 million extension with the Columbus Blue Jackets, joining a distinguished list of teams he has represented and adding stability to the franchise through the next decade

Michigan State's hockey program is set to field a talented lineup next season, with key departures and several top prospects joining the squad.

The Colorado Avalanche hope to bounce back in Game 4 with lineup changes, while the Montreal Canadiens and Anaheim Ducks posted notable victories, and several teams made key moves ahead of the next round