Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Nathan MacKinnon across Hockey.
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.
The Hockey News ranks the decade‑long elite centers poised to dominate fantasy hockey in 2026‑27, highlighting scoring trends, efficiency and emerging talent.
Colorado’s superstar defenseman inked an eight‑year extension that makes him the highest‑paid player in NHL history, a move that underscores the Avalanche’s ambition and the league’s shifting salary landscape.
The Colorado Avalanche finished first in goals per game and goals allowed, captured the Presidents' Trophy and now face a pivotal playoff outlook shaped by contract extensions, cap limits and betting odds.
The Avalanche’s offseason combined key departures with targeted acquisitions and an eight‑year extension for star defenseman Cale Makar, keeping the team among the top contenders for the 2026‑27 season
Cale Makar agreed to an eight‑year, $163.2 million deal that makes him the highest‑paid player in NHL history, surpassing Kirill Kaprizov’s recent record and cementing a long‑term commitment to the Avalanche.
Par Porter Martone, Gavin McKenna, and Conor Bedard headline a season brimming with breakout performances and strategic roster moves.
The Colorado Avalanche are finalizing an extension for Cale Makar, a deal that will exceed $20 million annually and reverberate throughout the NHL.
EA Sports' NHL 27 player ratings place Boston’s David Pastrnak at No. 7, with Jeremy Swayman and Charlie McAvoy cracking the 50s, as the league’s off‑season buzz includes trade rumors, contract talks and leadership changes.
Colorado Avalanche GM Joe Sakic expresses confidence that star defenseman Cale Makar will sign an extension before the season starts, a view echoed by NHL insider Elliotte Friedman.
A silver trophy linked to a controversial benefactor resurfaced after a brief disappearance, while the Detroit Red Wings quietly interview candidates for a new GM and prospects like Trey Augustine gear up for the upcoming AHL season.
An analysis of the latest fantasy hockey tier rankings, highlighting elite stars, health‑risk players, and promising rookies for the upcoming season.
Macklin Celebrini’s 115-point season elevates him to third place in the NHL Network’s center rankings, trailing only Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon, while marking a generational shift in the league.
Matt Boldy's 2025-26 NHL season marked a breakthrough, delivering 42 goals and 43 assists and elevating his status among the league's top wingers.
Nathan MacKinnon, 29, delivered a standout performance in the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs, earning the second‑highest forward rating as the Avalanche edged the Minnesota Wild at Ball Arena in Denver.
Top forwards and defensemen are projected to exceed 100 points, while elite goaltenders vie for Vezina honors, but injury concerns and camp role shifts could reshape draft strategies.
From record‑breaking rookies to a reinvigorated playing style, Canada's emerging talent seeks to turn promise into podium finishes.
From Tage Thompson's $7M bargain in Buffalo to the Islanders' playoff hopes, the league's cost‑effective contracts and young talent are redefining team strategies.
The Kings’ 6‑foot‑6 centre Samuel Helenius brings size and physicality to a fourth‑line role, as coach DJ Smith praises his ability to compete with top NHL talent while the team evaluates his fit alongside Alex Turcotte.
An exploration of the True Value metric, its components and the surprising shifts it creates in player rankings
The Toronto Maple Leafs have appointed strength coach Andy O’Brien to lead a newly created Sport Performance department, marking the latest move in a sweeping organizational reset under GM John Chayka.
The Avalanche sit near the NHL salary cap ceiling, with looming raises for Makar, Lehkonen and others threatening to tighten an already thin cap buffer.
An examination of the Colorado Avalanche's elite center duo, contract efficiency rankings, and the ripple effects of recent player moves across the league.
Pat Brisson, the agent of NHL star Macklin Celebrini, opened up about the behind‑the‑scenes talks that led to a five‑year, $94 million extension, the highest average annual value in league history.