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The NHL on Prime Wednesday Night Hockey series launches on September 30, 2026, with the first overall picks facing off, and will run through the 2037‑38 season, offering a curated slate of games for Canadian fans.
Prime Video’s NHL on Prime Video will present 27 regular‑season matchups and select playoff series for the 2026‑27 season, starting September 30 with a Toronto Maple Leafs versus New York Islanders opener.
Star net‑minder Connor Hellebuyck has asked out of Winnipeg, citing the club’s inability to build a contender. His departure could reshape the Central Division race, giving the Minnesota Wild a chance to rise.
With a looming $123 million cap in 2028‑29, the Florida Panthers are positioning themselves to lock in Brady Tkachuk to a landmark contract while navigating a roster that already features long‑term deals for Sasha Barkov and Matthew Tkachuk.
Stars discuss new coaches, captain swaps, and the league’s ambitious plans for Olympic participation and expansion.
The Pittsburgh Penguins are shaping their training camp roster with a mix of fresh faces and seasoned prospects, as general manager Kyle Dubas weighs options for the upcoming season.
An analysis of the Panthers' cap situation, roster decisions and the financial outlook as they aim to re‑sign core talent and stay competitive.
With 37 days to the opener, Zdeno Chara revisits his 2011 shot record, David Pastrnak tries to persuade Patrice Bergeron to stay, and the NHL eyes new franchises in Texas while Detroit ponders a GM and trade rumors swirl.
The Athletic’s 2026 poll highlights the Hurricanes’ top marks in free agency and trades, underscoring a championship‑ready roster.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have climbed from +7000 to +6000 in Stanley Cup odds, outpacing the New York Rangers, thanks to a flurry of trades, free‑agency signings and a revamped goaltending corps.
Sportsbooks see the Bruins slipping in the standings, with point totals expected to drop sharply and playoff odds lengthening
The Florida Panthers face a pivotal test: can they replicate back‑to‑back Stanley Cup success without Sergei Bobrovsky, while integrating new goaltenders and navigating injury setbacks?
After a injury‑ridden 2025‑26 campaign, the Florida Panthers are poised to rebound, bolstered by new acquisitions, a revitalized blue‑line and a fresh start between the pipes as they open the season against the 2026 Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes.
The Florida Panthers’ blend of elite talent, depth and improved health positions them as serious contenders for a deep playoff run in the upcoming season.
The Ottawa Senators drop to 26th in the latest off‑season rankings after trading captain Brady Tkachuk and losing key veterans, leaving the club with limited cap space and questions about goaltending and depth for the 2026‑27 season.
The latest NHL Network rankings place Florida Panthers wingers Brady Tkachuk, Sam Reinhart and Matthew Tkachuk among the league's elite, underscoring the team's offensive firepower and defensive grit.
The 2026 NHL offseason was marked by unprecedented player movement, with trade demands, high‑value offer sheets and roster reshuffles reshaping team plans across the league.
After a strong showing on the NHL Network’s Top 20 wingers list, Lucas Raymond looks to reclaim his 80‑point form and carve out a top‑line role in Detroit.
A look at the latest NHL statistical rankings, expansion possibilities in Texas and Quebec, and key player moves that are influencing rosters across the league.
From Boston’s top‑ranked efficiency to new deals in San Jose and Pittsburgh, the latest moves underscore a busy offseason.
With the 2026‑27 NHL season opening on September 29, analyst Matt Larkin unveils his comprehensive top‑300 rankings, highlighting the safest bets, breakout candidates and sleepers across forwards, defensemen and goaltenders.
Macklin Celebrini’s breakout season earns him the honor of covering EA Sports’ NHL 27, marking a milestone in the franchise’s history.
At just 20, Macklin Celebrini appears on the cover of EA Sports’ NHL 27, joining an elite list of young athletes and signaling a new era for the franchise.
Shane Pinto talks about the unexpected trade of Brady Tkachuk, stressing that business and friendship are separate and that the team's core remains strong.