NHL

Stars’ Johnston eyes Stanley Cup, Team Canada debut in his future

Dallas Stars forward Wyatt Johnston fell just short of making Canada’s Olympic team this past winter as he solidified himself as one of the top goal-scorers in the game.

Uncertainty lingers around Jets in preparations for 2026-27

The Winnipeg Jets are still under a shroud of uncertainty as the future of superstar netminder Connor Hellebuyck remains up in the air entering training camp for the 2026-27 campaign.

Sabres send prospect Sardarian to Hurricanes for future considerations

The Buffalo Sabres have traded prospect Stiven Sardarian to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for future considerations, the team announced on Monday.

Report: Batherson eyes eight-year term from Sens as Sept. 15 deadline looms

Ottawa Senators winger Drake Batherson is seeking an eight-year deal before next month’s cutoff to sign for that term, Bruce Garrioch of Postmedia reports.

Flames facing decision on Frost’s future

Calgary centre could have real value at the trade deadline, but getting an extension done looks like the best option, Travis Yost writes.

Senators look to regroup as post-Tkachuk era begins

After two straight first-round exits and the loss of their captain Brady Tkachuk from their roster, the Ottawa Senators are still looking to take the next step forward into becoming contenders in the Atlantic Division.

Panthers’ Marchand confirms he underwent recent surgery, reportedly could miss start of season

Slafkovsky named Slovak Hockey Player of the Year for third straight season

Following a career season with the Montreal Canadiens, power forward Juraj Slafkovsky was named the 2026 Slovak Hockey Player of the Year on Friday.

Veteran NHL F Skinner, released by Sharks last season, signs in Switzerland

Jeff Skinner will be continuing his career in Switzerland with EHC Biel-Bienne, the team announced Friday.

Roslovic says Leafs are a team ‘ready to win’

Jack Roslovic believes the Toronto Maple Leafs are “ready to win” despite coming off one of the worst seasons in franchise history.

Have we seen the last eight-year deal in the NHL?

Saturday will mark one month until the maximum term for NHL contracts will drop from eight years when re-signing with a team to seven.

Flames’ offseason rebuild jump-started with Nemec acquisition 

The Calgary Flames took a major swing this off-season, acquiring Simon Nemec from the Devils in a move meant to kickstart their rebuild.

Legendary Flames broadcaster Maher dead at 79

The Calgary Flames announced the passing of longtime radio voice Peter Maher on Thursday. He was 79.

Werenski says things were ‘misconstrued’ this summer, wants to win with Blue Jackets

Defenceman Zach Werenski met with reporters in Columbus on Thursday and maintained his desire to win as a member of the Blue Jackets.

Morrissey hopes Hellebuyck remains with Jets, ‘confident’ team can bounce back

Josh Morrissey is well aware of the talk around Connor Hellebuyck’s future with the Winnipeg Jets that has loomed over the team’s off-season.

Significant changes give Maple Leafs renewed optimism entering 2026-27 after disastrous season

The vibes surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs have shifted considerably since the final whistle of the 2025-26 season.  

Voting opens for Islanders fan-driven third jersey

Voting for the New York Islanders fan-driven third jersey contest is underway with eight finalists having been selected from 80,000 submitted designs.

Babcock hiring headlines busy summer for Oilers in search of Stanley Cup

The Edmonton Oilers' off-season was headlined by the hiring of head coach Mike Babcock, who makes his return to the NHL looking to help Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl secure an elusive Stanley Cup.

Demidov, Dobes extensions highlight quiet Canadiens offseason

Based on GM Kent Hughes’ track record, many fans expected the Montreal Canadiens to once again make an offseason splash to take the next competitive step. Instead, it has been a quiet offseason from the front office, with mostly internal business being addressed.

Senators’ Leeder says LeBreton Flats project ‘making progress’, still no timeline on breaking ground

Tuesday marks one year since the Ottawa Senators reached a deal with the National Capital Commission to purchase 11 acres of land at LeBreton Flats to build a new arena for the team.