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The NHL offseason is in full swing, with the Florida Panthers securing Brady Tkachuk, the Seattle Kraken adding depth, and Boston Bruins linked to Darnell Nurse, while several former stars eye Hall of Fame induction.
Carey Price, a two‑time Vezina winner and 2021‑22 Bill Masterton Trophy recipient, is among the notable names on this year’s Hall of Fame ballot. His journey, marked by awards, injuries and a Stanley Cup Final appearance, reflects a legacy that extends beyond championships.
The Hockey Hall of Fame will reveal its 2026 inductees on Monday, spotlighting five standout players whose careers span championships, records and international triumphs.
A look at Carey Price's journey to the Hockey Hall of Fame, his award‑laden seasons, and the broader context of this year's inductee class
The upcoming vote will determine which players, builders and officials join the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2026, highlighting a mix of first‑year stars and seasoned veterans.
Boston evaluates prospects and ponders a trade as it seeks to shore up depth before Viktor Arvidsson hits free agency.
Boston’s first move of the NHL offseason sends a promising forward to San Jose, while the club honors Patrice Bergeron and eyes future draft assets.
A deep dive into the latest insights from The Hockey News Big Show, exploring trades, draft prospects, coaching shifts and the legacies of Toews and Bergeron as the NHL off‑season heats up.
Dylan Larkin’s trade request and Patrick Kane’s looming free‑agency decision have thrust the Detroit Red Wings into a pivotal rebuilding phase. General manager Steve Yzerman is weighing options that could bring new centers and wingers to Detroit, even as other franchises make bold moves.
The Boston Bruins will honor Patrice Bergeron with a jersey retirement during the 2026‑27 season, celebrating his two‑decade career, six Selke Trophies, and community contributions.
The Colorado Avalanche remain Cup favorites despite losing a depth forward, while the Maple Leafs make an off‑board coaching hire and other teams shuffle staff and contracts.
Speculation surrounds the Vancouver Canucks' attempts to trade Elias Pettersson, while the Tampa Bay Lightning complete a sign-and-trade for Darren Raddysh, the NHL clears Mike Babcock for the Edmonton Oilers, and the Pittsburgh Penguins eye dynamic draft talent. Retirements and rebuilds add further intrigue.
The Colorado Avalanche stay early Stanley Cup contenders after losing a depth forward, even as the league witnesses notable trades, retirements and coaching changes.
Six active NHL players are under intense scrutiny as the Hockey Hall of Fame weighs their statistical achievements against the awards that traditionally signal induction.
The Boston Bruins will retire Patrice Bergeron's number 37 during the 2026‑27 season, celebrating a two‑decade career that defined modern defensive forward play.
The NHL franchise announces the upcoming retirement ceremony for Patrice Bergeron, celebrating his historic contributions to the Boston Bruins.
The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame class features Sergei Gonchar among other legends, with the competition reshaped by recent inductions and a relatively weak future cohort.
Patrice Bergeron’s rise from a Quebec rookie in 2003 to Boston Bruins captain and Hall of Fame hopeful is defined by work ethic, leadership, and a lasting impact on and off the ice.
A look at how the Boston Bruins' top line performed this season, the financial commitments tied to each player, and what lies ahead for the franchise's search for a true No. 1 center.
Boston Bruins' new head coach Marco Sturm focuses on developing younger players, with Fraser Minten, Marat Khusnutdinov and James Hagens making notable strides and playoff debuts.
Detroit’s top center Dylan Larkin has signaled he wants out, and Boston’s search for a No. 1 center could end with a high‑priced acquisition.
Finland secured a dramatic overtime win at the IIHF World Championships, Norway captured bronze, and Patrice Bergeron was inducted into the Hall of Fame, while NHL front offices shift and the Memorial Cup concludes.
The Boston Bruins exited the playoffs despite a 100‑point season, and now the front office is zeroing in on a genuine top‑line center. Cam Neely’s public critique, a list of trade targets, and a deep prospect pool set the stage for a busy summer.
A 22‑year NHL veteran looks back on the coaches and teammates whose distinct styles of leadership left an indelible mark on his journey.