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The Hockey News ranks the top ten fantasy right wingers for the upcoming season, highlighting Kucherov’s Art Ross dominance, Pastrnak’s steady 100‑point production, and the nuanced value of players like Rantanen, Necas and Guenther.
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.
The New York Rangers entered the offseason with a clear mandate to reverse a two‑year slump, earning a No. 7 ranking from The Hockey News after adding Pavel Dorofeyev, Sean Durzi and Marcus Pettersson. General manager Chris Drury’s strategy, praised by analyst Adam Proteau, centers on bolstering the forward lines, reinforcing the blue line, and shoring up goaltending with Joonas Korpisalo. The loss of Vincent Trocheck and a last‑place finish in the Metropolitan Division set the stakes high as the club seeks to end a Cup drought that began in 1994.
The Portland Winterhawks spotlight forward Alex Weiermair and defender Niko Tsakumis, whose WHL journeys culminated in record‑setting seasons, academic honors and entry‑level deals with NHL teams.
After nine seasons of playoff appearances, the Vegas Golden Knights are poised to blend veteran talent with emerging stars under new head coach Ryan Craig, hoping to translate their storied past into a future championship.
Seattle’s 3-0 edge over Vegas in the 2025-26 season was built on tight games decided by a single goal, from Jared McCann’s overtime strike to Kaapo Kakko’s third-period backhand and Joey Daccord’s 27-save effort.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are evaluating professional tryout offers for left‑handed defensemen to fill an unsettled spot on their blue line, balancing experienced veterans with promising prospects.
Veteran forward Michael Farren, a Surrey native, signs with the Tahoe Knight Monsters after a productive stint with the Tulsa Oilers and brief AHL appearance with the San Diego Gulls.
The 2023 Stanley Cup win ignited a citywide party at Toshiba Plaza, where over 300,000 supporters gathered for free tattoos, drinks and live entertainment, turning a sports triumph into a communal healing moment.
A veteran of five NHL franchises, Pierre-Edouard Bellemare shares memories of his career, his retirement decision, and his new role shaping the next generation of talent while supporting France's upcoming hockey milestones.
The Hockey News projects the Oilers to finish near the bottom of the league next season, raising questions about their playoff prospects.
After a single season in the AHL with the Milwaukee Admirals, veteran forward Daniel Carr has signed a one‑year contract with HC Ajoie, looking to leverage his Swiss experience and become a key offensive piece for the club.
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The Manitoba Moose finished a modest 35‑29‑5‑3 campaign in 2025‑26, but a potent goaltending duo and emerging forwards could reshape their outlook for the upcoming season.
The Minnesota Wild are betting on Maksim Shabanov to replace Mats Zuccarello, drawing parallels to Jonathan Marchessault’s breakout and hoping a supportive lineup will unlock the Russian winger’s offensive potential.
A Hockey Canada appeal board has upheld a multi‑year suspension for goaltender Carter Hart and four former junior teammates, even as their criminal cases ended in acquittal. The decision triggers league‑wide reforms and raises questions about the players’ international prospects.
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.
From a breakout 2017‑18 season with the Golden Knights to a championship with the Florida Panthers, Tomas Nosek's career blends faceoff mastery, resilience, and a return to his roots in the Czech Republic.
Ukrainian forwards Danylo Skorokhod and Semen Stasiuk have signed with Slavia Prague, seeking to translate their domestic success into European competition, while compatriots Oleksandr Levshin and Oleksandr Petrenko bolster the club’s developmental depth.
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.
After a season spent mostly in the AHL and brief NHL appearances, veteran blueliner Daniil Miromanov has agreed to a two‑year contract with SKA St. Petersburg, aiming to revive his career in the Kontinental Hockey League.
Defenseman Kaelan Taylor is returning to the Tahoe Knight Monsters for a second full season after a productive 2023‑24 campaign that saw him record 20 points in 67 games.
The Vegas Golden Knights are assessing 20‑year‑old Trevor Connelly as the leading candidate to replace traded winger Pavel Dorofeyev, outlining a measured path that could see the prospect contribute to a championship‑contending roster by 2027.