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The St. Louis Blues have a modest $4.37 million in cap space for the 2026‑27 season, but a wave of expiring contracts and aggressive projections promise a dramatic increase in flexibility through the next decade.
The Chicago Blackhawks are leveraging draft assets and international prospects to accelerate a rebuild aimed at a playoff return within two seasons.
The fourth annual Shoulder Check Awareness game will light up Sacred Heart University’s Martire Family Arena on July 30, blending high‑octane hockey with a powerful mental‑health message.
The fourth annual Shoulder Check Awareness game will take place on July 30 at Sacred Heart University's Martire Family Arena, featuring NHL players from 13 teams, pregame festivities, and a live broadcast on NHL Network.
From Columbus to Anaheim, franchises navigate uncertain futures as player contracts and cap constraints dominate the conversation
The Blues will open their 2026‑27 campaign at home against the San Jose Sharks on Oct. 8, then hit the road for games versus the Dallas Stars and Chicago Blackhawks before the complete schedule is released.
The league’s longest schedule sets the stage for the Anaheim Ducks’ home opener against the Florida Panthers, a contested offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, and early tests against the Edmonton Oilers and Vegas Golden Knights, while emerging talent like Macklin Celebrini looms on the horizon.
The Blues have locked Connor McMichael into a six‑year, $40.5 million extension, positioning the 25‑year‑old to fill the void left by Jordan Kyrou and compete for a second‑line role.
The St. Louis Blues have secured Connor McMichael through a six‑year extension, adding a proven top‑six forward to a roster already bolstered by Mason McTavish and other key acquisitions.
A flurry of trade talks, contract negotiations, and creative releases define the current NHL landscape, from Pittsburgh’s prospects to Detroit’s historic echoes.
The Blues reshape management and roster, targeting a playoff return and long‑term contention.
The Anaheim Ducks face a pivotal offseason marked by defensive losses, looming contract negotiations and a risky roster overhaul that could shape their competitive outlook.
From blockbuster trades involving stars like Brady Tkachuk to draft‑day surprises and a push for shorter contracts, the NHL’s offseason is delivering unprecedented activity.
A look at the young talent whose recent performances suggest they could become the league’s next headline acts.
An in‑depth look at the Canucks' roster moves, the emergence of Marco Rossi, the ripple effects of Leo Carlsson's offer sheet, and the team's calculated approach to the 2027 NHL Draft.
The Shoulder Check Showcase moves to Sacred Heart University’s Martire Family Arena on July 30, featuring NHL, AHL and PWHL talent, a family‑focused pre‑game experience, and a pledge to promote mental‑health awareness in memory of Hayden Thorsen.
The annual Shoulder Check Showcase relocates to Sacred Heart University's Martire Family Arena on July 30, featuring NHL, AHL and PWHL stars, a family‑friendly pre‑game experience and a pledge to ‘Reach Out, Check In, Make Contact.’
The Shoulder Check Showcase moves to Sacred Heart University's Martire Family Arena on July 30, featuring a professional game, a family experience, and a mental health pledge, while honoring the memory of Hayden Thorsen.
The Anaheim Ducks are confronting a tight salary‑cap situation after Leo Carlsson signed a $90 million offer sheet with the Philadelphia Flyers, forcing a critical choice between matching the deal or accepting draft picks, while also navigating extensions for Pavel Mintyukov and negotiations with Cutter Gauthier.
The Philadelphia Flyers are close to securing an offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, while the Anaheim Ducks grapple with a tight salary‑cap situation that could reshape their roster.
The Anaheim Ducks have secured Pavel Mintyukov with a long‑term deal, but a looming contract showdown with Leo Carlsson and a series of roster moves have put the franchise at a pivotal crossroads.
Selected 24th overall, the Czech forward draws comparisons to Mason McTavish and earns high marks from General Manager Ryan Johnson and development coach Mikael Samuelsson.
The Anaheim Ducks must choose between matching a historic $90 million offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers for Leo Carlsson or letting him walk, a decision that will impact cap space and future extensions.
The Philadelphia Flyers have placed a five‑year, $90 million contract on Leo Carlsson, giving the Ducks a week to decide whether to match and preserve their emerging momentum.