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Josh Gorges' induction celebrates a 13‑year NHL journey, his leadership in Montreal, a trophy‑winning season, a high‑profile trade, and the presence of teammate Carey Price at the ceremony.
Former Canadiens defenseman Josh Gorges was celebrated in British Columbia for his 13‑year NHL journey, leadership on and off the ice, and his lasting impact on teammates like Brendan Gallagher.
A 17‑day window, a two‑way qualifying offer and sibling connections create a pivotal moment for the Montreal Canadiens as they navigate restricted‑free‑agent negotiations.
After a standout performance that included 11 hits and two assists against the Carolina Hurricanes, defenseman Jamie Oleksiak has agreed to a two‑year, $10 million contract with the Vancouver Canucks. The move comes as the team looks to reshape its roster following a last‑place finish in the 2025‑26 season.
With both players in the final year of their contracts, the Montreal Canadiens must weigh statistical contributions, physical play and the development of prospects like Michael Hage and Owen Beck in determining future roster moves.
The Vancouver Canucks have signed forward Paul Cotter to a $2.15 million, one‑year contract, a move that could see him reunite with former linemate Max Sasson and reshape the team's bottom six.
Jamie Oleksiak’s new contract, Luke Schenn’s return, and Brendan Gallagher’s leadership signal a strategic shift for the Vancouver Canucks as they aim to translate cap space into contention.
The latest mailbag from The Hockey News breaks down speculation around Elias Pettersson, the future of Jonathan Lekkerimäki, goaltending depth and the team’s broadcast shift.
The Hockey News addresses fan questions about Elias Pettersson’s trade rumors, Jonathan Lekkerimäki’s recovery, potential radio broadcast moves, the Nils Höglander trade, the goaltending depth, and the club’s focus on two‑way contracts and future assets.
The Canucks traded veterans Marcus Pettersson and Nils Höglander, added Jamie Oleksiak and Brendan Gallagher, and are banking on a mix of youth and experience to navigate a rebuild that will not yield immediate contention.
On July 4th, the Montreal Canadiens honor the American-born scorers whose points have etched a trans‑national legacy into the club’s record books.
From the Ducks' $35 million war chest to the Blackhawks' high‑stakes gamble, the offseason has delivered a cascade of signings, trades and cap‑space maneuvers that will shape the 2026‑27 campaign.
The Vancouver Canucks acquire Brendan Gallagher from the Montreal Canadiens, while the Florida Panthers add Radko Gudas and Akira Schmid, and other teams make significant signings.
The San Jose Sharks have extended qualifying offers to Collin Graf and Shakir Mukhamadullin while leaving Philipp Kurashev, Gabriel Carriere and Noah Beck unrestricted, sparking interest in Darnell Nurse and setting the stage for a busy free‑agency period across the league.
The latest episode of The Hockey News Big Show dissects a wave of roster moves that have reshaped teams across the league, from the Rangers' new forward to the Canadiens' veteran departure.
From the Rangers’ acquisition of Pavel Dorofeyev to the Canadiens’ swap of Brendan Gallagher, analysts weigh the impact on each team’s playoff prospects.
Montreal’s president of hockey operations, Jeff Gorton, discusses the team’s draft intentions, the status of restricted free agents, and the upcoming development camp that could influence Michael Hage’s decision.
Four major trades, a high‑stakes acquisition, a veteran’s possible buyout, and the end of an ownership era defined a busy day in the NHL.
Tuesday’s flurry of blockbuster trades saw Simon Nemec head to Calgary, Jordan Kyrou to Washington, Bowen Byram to Chicago and William Eklund to Ottawa, while Adam Foote returned to coaching and the Montreal Canadiens consider a Gallagher buyout.
With one year left on his deal, Gallagher is searching for a team that can offer both playing time and a sense of purpose, while navigating recent personal loss and the needs of his growing family.
A look at how P.K. Subban’s dynamic personality, record‑setting donations, and post‑hockey ambitions are reshaping his public image and the culture of the NHL.
With the league's salary cap climbing, clubs are exploring ways to offload hefty deals, spotlighting a handful of players whose contracts could be reshaped before the next season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have secured Darren Raddysh on an eight‑year deal, while the NHL’s buyout window opens amid a flurry of player moves and the return of veteran coach Mike Babcock to Edmonton.
The Carolina Hurricanes lead the league, but the upcoming offseason will be defined by cap‑driven maneuvers, high‑profile trades, and a draft class poised to reshape the landscape.