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Seven years after making history at the 2019 NHL All-Star Game, Olympic medalist Kendall Coyne Schofield returns to San Jose as the city’s new Professional Women’s Hockey League team prepares to play its inaugural home match at the SAP Center.
On February 25, 2019, Kendall Coyne Schofield made history as the first woman to compete in an NHL All‑Star event in San Jose. Her performance later inspired the creation of a women’s franchise, culminating in the upcoming debut of PWHL San Jose at SAP Center.
On February 25, 2019, Kendall Coyne Schofield became the first woman to compete in an NHL All‑Star game in San Jose, inspiring team president Jonathan Becher to pursue a women’s franchise. The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) officially launched its San Jose team in 2026, with its inaugural home game scheduled at the SAP Center.
In a recent interview, Darche outlined the Islanders' four one‑year free‑agent contracts, the departure of longtime captain Anders Lee, and the $40 million cap cushion that positions the team for sustained growth.
The first day of the NHL Draft saw the New York Islanders re‑sign Tony DeAngelo, inquiries about Mathew Barzal, and a series of goalie and forward moves that set the stage for the evening’s selections.
After a breakthrough 2025‑26 campaign that saw the Buffalo Sabres clinch the Atlantic Division and secure a playoff berth, the franchise is eyeing a strategic addition to its forward lines. Mathew Barzal, the New York Islanders' elite playmaker, emerges as the prime candidate to elevate the team's offensive arsenal.
An 18‑year‑old defenseman’s unprecedented rookie campaign has secured the Calder Memorial Trophy in a unanimous vote, cementing his place among the franchise’s most celebrated newcomers.
The Minnesota Wild are weighing a move that could reshape their forward lines, but the cost may outweigh the benefits.
A potential three‑team trade involving the Minnesota Wild, Detroit Red Wings and Anaheim Ducks could reshape the Central Division, with Dylan Larkin heading to St. Paul and several prospects moving the other way.
After leading the Kitchener Rangers to a 2026 Memorial Cup championship, third‑round Islanders prospect Luca Romano looks ahead to development camp under new coach Jay McKee, reconnecting with teammate Tomas Poletin, and modeling his game after Mathew Barzal.
The Vegas Golden Knights opened the playoffs with a win over the Carolina Hurricanes, while the Pittsburgh Penguins' offseason grades, trade chatter involving Vincent Trocheck and Mathew Barzal, and front‑office changes in Colorado dominate the conversation. The league also prepares a revamped All‑Star format and grapples with a new NCAA eligibility rule.
Hired with four games remaining, Coach Pete DeBoer’s defensive overhaul sparked immediate improvement, earning praise from players and a look toward a playoff‑ready roster.
From 31 goals to a silver medal in Milano‑Cortina, Bo Horvat’s 2025‑26 campaign blends personal achievement with team success.
New York Islanders forward Simon Holmstrom is on the cusp of a breakout season, bolstered by his partnership with elite centers and a pending restricted‑free‑agent contract. Meanwhile, Reece Vitelli and Ryland Mosley are taking their talents to Sweden’s HockeyAllsvenskan, seeking new challenges abroad.
Sidney Crosby will represent Canada at the men’s world hockey championships in Switzerland, bringing his fourth appearance and Triple Gold pedigree to the tournament opener against Sweden.
After the Penguins' playoff exit, Sidney Crosby will captain Canada at the upcoming world hockey tournament, marking his fourth appearance and second straight year, while new faces Porter Martone and Dawson Mercer earn spots.
Veteran captain Sidney Crosby will represent Canada at the 2026 men’s world hockey championships in Switzerland, joining a refreshed roster after a playoff exit and a silver‑medal run at the recent Olympics.
Sidney Crosby will represent Canada at the men’s world hockey championships in Switzerland, bringing his fourth appearance and a potential captaincy to a team reshaped by injury and new talent.
Sidney Crosby will lead Canada at the 2026 men’s world hockey championships in Switzerland, aiming to extend his Triple Gold legacy.
After the Pittsburgh Penguins were eliminated in the NHL playoffs, Sidney Crosby joins Canada's roster for the upcoming world championship in Switzerland, bringing a storied legacy of Olympic gold, Stanley Cup triumphs and Triple Gold status.
Sidney Crosby will suit up for Canada at the upcoming IIHF Men’s World Championship, adding his veteran presence to a roster led by Macklin Celebrini, while Mathew Barzal sits out due to injury and Dawson Mercer earns a call‑up.