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The Worcester Railers Hockey Club has announced the contracts of Cole Donhauser and JC Campagna, bringing a rookie shorthanded scoring leader and a seasoned ECHL veteran into the fold for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
The New Jersey Devils monitor emerging Russian prospects, while a severe training accident involving St. Louis prospect Mathew Mayich prompts investigations and possible suspensions.
As the NHL approaches training camps, four former Colorado Avalanche players—Nick Blankenburg, Jonathan Drouin, Brandon Saad and Tyson Jost—find themselves unrestricted free agents, each carrying a distinct career trajectory and a mix of past successes and recent challenges.
Matthew Mayich, a 21‑year‑old defenseman for Arizona State University, collapsed during a military‑style workout on August 20, 2024, prompting his family to call for an independent investigation amid concerns over his grave medical condition.
A former U.S. Army Special Forces officer conducted a moderate outdoor workout for Arizona State University hockey players. When first‑year forward Matthew Mayich suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, he was rushed to a local hospital and is now comatose at the Barrow Neurological Institute. The incident has sparked a university investigation and raised questions about the safety of the session.
Maryville University’s Chesterfield campus will christen a state‑of‑the‑art hockey practice rink after former St. Louis Blues broadcaster Kelly Chase, whose career and battle with leukemia have inspired a generation of players and fans.
Groundbreaking is slated for fall 2026 on a three‑rink expansion at the Maryville University Hockey Center, named in tribute to Kelly Chase, a longtime St. Louis hockey figure.
A St. Louis Blues prospect remains hospitalized after collapsing during off‑ice training, with league officials, family and teammates rallying around his recovery.
Arizona State hockey player Matthew Mayich collapsed during an outdoor workout last Thursday, was hospitalized with a heat‑related illness, and is now receiving support from the St. Louis Blues and his university as investigations continue.
A sophomore defenseman collapsed during an outdoor conditioning drill at Sun Angel Stadium, prompting an investigation by Arizona State University and a supportive statement from the St. Louis Blues.
The university is reviewing the circumstances of a heat‑related illness that sent a St. Louis Blues draft pick to the hospital during a summer conditioning session.
A 21‑year‑old Arizona State University hockey player collapsed during an outdoor drill in Phoenix, sparking a wave of prayer and community support amid record heat.
A look at how a massive contract and declining performance turned Kevin Hayes from a projected top‑six center into a marginal NHL player, leading to two trades and the end of his career.
From forward Adam Jecho’s draft pedigree to goaltender Vladimir Proskurin’s international promise, the St. Louis Blues are loading up on talent for the 2026‑27 season.
Cale Makar shares the highest overall rating of 95 in NHL 27 with Zach Werenski and Quinn Hughes, highlighting a breakout year that saw him finish second in Norris Trophy voting and cement his status as a perennial award finalist.
Despite trade speculation and early-season fatigue, 19‑year‑old Radim Mrtka cemented his defensive reputation and positioned himself as a key prospect for the Buffalo Sabres.
An inside look at how Kyle Dubas cleared cap constraints, added prospects, and revitalized the Penguins' roster through a series of calculated trades and signings.
Five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team were cleared of sexual assault charges but still faced suspensions from Hockey Canada after an independent appeal board confirmed code of conduct violations.
After a lengthy legal battle and an independent appeal, Hockey Canada has cleared the way for Carter Hart to return to professional play, while the other members of the 2018 World Junior team face staggered suspensions.
The St. Louis Blues will host five top Tier 1 girls’ hockey programs at the Centene Community Ice Center from August 14‑16, featuring a round‑robin tournament, enrichment activities and mentorship from PWHL stars.
After 17 years in the Buffalo Sabres system, Nathan Paetsch moves to the United States Hockey League’s Youngstown Phantoms, bringing a championship pedigree and deep local ties to a new coaching challenge.
The upcoming ceremony on August 15 will recognize three pivotal figures in St. Louis hockey history.
A global survey highlights unprecedented belief in the St. Louis Blues' ability to win a Cup, driven by a talented youthful roster and strategic leadership.
Maksim Barbashev, who tallied 21 points for Utah Grizzlies and Allen Americans in 2025‑26, has inked a contract with the New Mexico Goatheads. His career includes AHL stints with Hartford and Tucson, playoff contributions with Allen, and a familial link to Stanley Cup champion Ivan Barbashev.