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The week that was The Kings endured a four-game divisional road trip last week, playing four games in six days. The trip racked up 2,618 miles traveled through the four cities and two counties. During the week, the Kings went 1-2-1, collecting three of eight possible points. With those four division games on the books, […]

There are lots of reasons why it’s not possible to fix the Vancouver Canucks. But let’s try anyway. How – realistically – to fix the Vancouver Canucks No fantasy moves are allowed here. A team isn’t going to rush in and take bad contracts off the Canucks because they feel generous. Not everything will be […]

The Toronto Maple Leafs have announced that defenseman Jake Muzzin will be on the injured list until at least March. He will be reassessed in February to see if he will play any more games this season. The Toronto Maple Leafs will miss Jake Muzzin, but as compensation they will get his contract factored into […]

The St. Louis Blues are 14th in the Western Conference and dead last in the NHL in goals per game, and talk is starting to pick up on the team’s desire to add more offense. During Saturday’s “32 Thoughts” segment on Hockey Night in Canada, Elliotte Friedman hinted that one team to watch is the […]

Daniel Sedin thinks he knows why Lars Karlin, his coach when he was 12 in his hometown of Ornskoldsvik, Sweden, moved him to the wing and kept his twin brother, Henrik Sedinas center. “In my mind, it’s because Henrik has six more minutes,” Daniel said. “I think center players need to be more responsible. Maybe […]

You should read the following discussion of our financial condition and results of operations in conjunction with our condensed financial statements and the related notes and other financial information included elsewhere in this Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q and our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2021. In addition to […]

The road to the San Jose Sharks rebuilding the goaltending pipeline has been full of unexpected picks, and I can’t blame you if you also forgot that Devan Dubnyk played 17 games for the team in 2021. The 36-year-old announced his retirement from playing professional hockey on October 29. Selected in the first round (14th […]

RALEIGH, North Carolina. – The Carolina Hurricanes will go for a third straight win on Thursday when they take on the Tampa Bay Lightning. When: Thursday, November 3 Puck toss: 7 p.m. EST Look: Bally Sports South, Bally Sports+ Listen: 99.9 The Fan, Hurricanes.com/Listen, Hurricanes App Rod record: 6-2-1 (13 points, 3rd, Metropolitan Division) Last […]

Sidney Crosby did a lot For penguins. One thing he did not do is imposing a rule concerning the players’ numbers of the players, although his teammates refer to a Crosby cap. “When I arrived here, they told me that no one wore a higher number than Sid,” said Drake Caggiula. And it was supported […]

Calgary, AB — A Pittsburgh Penguins first-round draft pick made his NHL debut on December 20, 2014 with the Penguins. Then it was the first round of 2012, Derrick Pouliot. On Tuesday night at the Scotiabank Saddledome, 2019 Penguins first-rounder Sam Poulin will break the drought and make his NHL debut against the Calgary Flames. […]

The Montreal Canadiens are looking for a veteran right-handed defenseman, and according to an NHL source, the Los Angeles Kings may be looking to sell one; making them perfect business partners. Montreal Hockey Now reported last month that the general manager of the Montreal Canadiens Kent Hughes was in the hunt for the right-handed defenseman […]

Welcome to another edition of Full Press Hockey’s NHL Rumors! The 2022-23 NHL regular season games have started and players will be evaluated. Now, with free agency moves mostly made, the rumors are still there. Clubs are still working to improve their rosters for next season. Some teams struggle to create enough ceiling space to […]

TORONTO — Matt Murray was placed on long-term injured reserve by the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday with an adductor injury. The goaltender was scheduled to start against the Ottawa Senators, but left morning practice after the first set of drills after consulting with goaltending coach Curtis Sanford. Murray is expected to be out for […]

Image: Amazon Thanks to advancements in technology such as near field communication (NFC) and cloud computing, contactless payment options are becoming more common. Two years ago, Amazon released a device called the Amazon One, which lets you pay for an item in a store with the wave of your hand. Now, for the first time, […]

The Buffalo Sabers have a busy morning. After announcing an extension for head coach Don Granto, the team has also released details of a seven-year extension for one of its valued students. Mattias Samuelson signed a $30 million extension that will go into effect for the 2023-24 season, bypassing restricted free agency and giving him […]

The Pittsburgh Penguins did not put defenseman PO Joseph on waivers on Sunday. While inaction isn’t usually breaking news, in this case it means a surprise is coming. The Penguins have until Monday afternoon to drop below the $82.5 million salary cap and are still over the limit. And just because Joseph wasn’t waived, that […]

With less than a week to go before the season opener at the Bell Center on October 12, the Montreal Canadiens are in the home stretch of what was a first training camp for many participants. Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations Jeff Gorton, General Manager Kent Hughes and Head Coach Martin St-Louis are going […]

The Seattle Kraken have unveiled their new mascot named Buoy. He’s a troll with the Seattle Kraken brand. It seems like a lot of NHL fans aren’t happy with the Seattle Kraken unveiling their new mascot named Buoy. The first reaction is disappointment from Kraken fans. At first glance, the Kraken’s mascot, Buoy, matches the […]

The Washington Capitals have announced their roster for their third preseason game tonight against the Red Wings in Detroit. Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin and forwards Evgeny Kuznetsov and TJ Oshie are set to make their preseason debuts.LIST (Two will be crossed out) Attackers: Alex Ovechkin, Henrik Borgstrom, Dylan Strome, Lars Eller, Garnet Hathaway, Hendrix Lapierre, […]

The NHL is preparing for a major salary cap increase over the next three seasons, sources told Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman and Rory Boylen. Teams would have received rough salary cap projections through 2025-26. These values ​​are not guarantees but reflect league estimates. The 2022-23 salary cap is $82.5 million, an increase of $1 million from […]

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Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney was ready for the onslaught of questions from David Pastrnak as Bruins training camp kicked off Wednesday at Warrior Arena. A day after the Colorado Avalanche signed star winger Nathan MacKinnon to an eight-year, $100.8 million ($12.6 million AAV) contract extension, the Colorado Avalanche superstar winger Boston Bruins David […]

Steven Ellis This is another edition of Screen Shots, a regular THN.com feature in which we analyze a small number of hockey-related topics in a short period of time. As always, let’s cut out the excessive introductory words and get down to business. – The NHL’s “jersey advertising program” has been kicked into high gear […]

David Pastrnak wanted a normal offseason. He wouldn’t wish the last two he lived on anyone. Pastrnak underwent hip surgery ahead of 2020-21. He was only allowed to return in the eighth game of the season. Last summer, her son Viggo died in June shortly after birth. You can then understand why Pastrnak has identified […]

Jerome Miron – USA TODAY Sports This is the latest installment in THN.com’s “Three Burning Questions” series – three big questions for every NHL team before the start of the next regular season. We ask three burning questions about the Dallas Stars in today’s brief. THREE BURNING QUESTIONS FOR STARS IN 2022-23: 1. How much […]

On Saturday, HC Sparta Praha in the Czech Republic announced that striker Dominik Simon had signed with the club he played for from 2012 to 2014. Nothing too surprising about that, but there was an interesting nugget from from the team that Simon had been offered the opportunity to attend Penguins training camp, but he […]

The Montreal Canadiens have re-signed goaltender Cayden Primeau to a 3-year contract extension through the 2024/25 season, with an AAV of $890,000. Primeau, 23, was Montreal’s seventh-round pick (199th overall) in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. Last season, he split his time with Montreal and their AHL affiliate, the Laval Rocket. For Montreal, Primeau played […]

Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in the Star on September 9, 1972, following Canada’s 5-3 loss to the Soviets on September 8. and is part of Summit Series At 50 – celebrating the 50th anniversary of the iconic eight-game hockey series between the Soviet Union and Canada. VANCOUVER The march to Moscow begins to […]

With minimal roster moves this offseason, the Dallas Stars have an interesting path ahead of them. Dallas will struggle to meet the NHL’s salary cap for the 2022-23 season, with just over $6 million of space remaining, but has yet to sign top tier winger Jason Robertson. The remaining money will be used to re-sign […]

It’s hard to pinpoint the exact point in history when NHL general managers collectively learned some of the harsh realities of the salary cap, but here are two examples that stand out: Free Agency Frenzy 2016 COVID-19 salary cap freeze It’s 2016, and NHL general managers universally agree that the salary cap, which was put […]

Hang on, just a little longer. The NHL’s fixed salary cap increased by $1 million this summer, giving under-pressure teams like the Pittsburgh Penguins a bit more wiggle room. The best is yet to come, as NHL financial windfalls, shrinking NHLPA debt and expiring Penguins contracts will fill General Manager Ron Hextall’s cap portfolio like […]

One of the things that seems to constantly hold the Leafs back is the lack of cap space to improve the team through free agency and trades. Kyle Dubas not being able to predict a global pandemic and sign a core of major contracts just before was unfortunate and while no one can blame Dubas […]

From the 1940s to the 1990s, the many times the NHL considered switching to an orange puck. The NHL has seen many changes in over a century of existence. The rules changed to allow forward passes and allow goaltenders to drop onto the ice to make saves. The equipment has changed – the poles now […]

At the start of the 2021 free agency period, Tampa Bay Lightning general manager Julien BriseBois took a number of steps to bring low-cost depth to his roster. Two of those signings brought in veteran players looking for more shots at a Stanley Cup in Tampa Bay on identical two-year, $1 million-a-year contracts, where they […]

I can’t believe I’m saying those words, but Bill Plaschke is 100% right about the Lakers extending LeBron. They will remain mediocre for the next two or even three years. Any Lakers fan who thinks it’s a good idea doesn’t really want to win. I’m a lifelong fan who watched the 80s Lakers and the […]

In this edition of the Montreal Canadiens News and Rumors recap, general manager (GM) Kent Hughes is definitely no longer on vacation as he slips into the weekend after making a big trade to help the Flames from Calgary with their ceiling situation. There’s also sad news about Carey Price’s future and disagreements between Hockey […]

Unrestricted free agent forward Tyler Motte, who spent five seasons with the Vancouver Canucks before being traded to the New York Rangers earlier this year, has reportedly attracted interest from several teams. Vancouver sports insider Rick Dhaliwal reported Monday that four or five teams “have shown serious interest” in signing Motte, but the delay is […]

The Vancouver Canucks trading from strength is the only real option to change the team. “The most shocking thing that can happen in the draft is that nothing happens in the draft.” -Various Canucks pundits, prior to July 7. Canucks need trades The current iteration of the Vancouver Canucks can start the 2022-23 season. They […]

NHL trade rumors for August 6, 2022 feature Dallas Stars goaltender Jake Oettinger. Can the Stars and Oettinger find an agreement? Jake Oettinger nearly stole the 2022 first-round playoff series against the Calgary Flames with his excellent goalie, but the Dallas Stars don’t want to overreact to a series and give him a big payday. […]

Why hi. It has been more than a while since you, dear readers, and I have had the opportunity to send it by mail. Not quite long enough, however, for “mailbag” to be used as a verb in the future. Anyway, with so many questions to choose from (thanks everyone), I want to get into […]

While most of the players who had early referee dates have settled in recent days, that has yet to be the case for the Predators and Yakov Trenin. They have until the start of the hearing on Tuesday to reach an agreement; once the hearing begins, they will have to go through the process and […]

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball told a Senate committee planning a hearing on the sport’s antitrust exemption that it was preventing teams from moving without approval and allowing the sport to maintain minor league play at a broad level. Additionally, Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said many of the minor leaguers’ terms of employment are […]

The globe-trotting CEO of a Goldman Sachs-backed company has been making headlines for months now, but not primarily for late payments or long delays in paying his employees salaries. It’s his flashy lifestyle, and that same thing got the man suspended as CEO of a tech start-up. Employees of Slync.io, a tech start-up that sells […]

Marc DesRosiers-USA TODAY Sports This is the most recent record in THN.com’s ongoing breakdowns of the NHL’s 32 offseasons. Today we watch the Ottawa Senators. 2021-22 review: 33-42-7Finish in the Atlantic Division: 7thSalary cap space available (according to CapFriendly.com): $11.6 millionRestricted Free Agents: Alex Formenton, F; Mathieu Joseph, F; Erik Brannström, D What senators have: […]

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In this edition of Calgary Flames News & Rumors, Johnny Gaudreau shocked the hockey world by choosing to sign as a free agent with the Columbus Blue Jackets. Meanwhile, many believe the 28-year-old’s departure could lead to a swap deal for Matthew Tkachuk in the near future. In other news, Andrew Mangiapane, Oliver Kylington and […]

The Montreal Canadiens traded veteran defenseman Jeff Petry and forward Ryan Poehling to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday in exchange for defenseman Mike Matheson and a 2023 fourth-round draft pick. Petry is signed for the next three seasons with a salary cap of $6.25 million. Montreal withheld nothing from his salary in the transaction. The […]

At this point in the offseason, it’s pretty clear that the Chicago Blackhawks aren’t just rebuilding, but blowing things up and starting over. However, while winning may not be a priority, the team had significant gaps to fill going into free agency. On Wednesday, Blackhawks general manager (GM) Kyle Davidson addressed some of those needs […]

The Carolina Hurricanes announced on Tuesday that the team has reached a new deal with the forward Stefan Noesen on a partial two-year bilateral deal to keep him in the Carolina organization. The contract has a cap of $762,500, with the following breakdown: 2022-23: $750,000 NHL salary, $500,000 minor salary, $550,000 guaranteed2023-24: $775,000 NHL salary […]

With the Maple Leafs being one of the teams yet to add a starting goaltender, some have speculated that the Ducks goaltender John Gibson could be a potential business option for them. However, his agent Kurt Overhardt told Sportsnet 590 Nick Kypreos (Twitter link) that Gibson has “of no interest” to play in Toronto and […]

The Calgary Flames added three players to their reserve list on Friday as they made three selections in the 2022 NHL Draft. Now, the Flames are entering one of the most turbulent — and important — periods in years. Here’s what’s to come! Prospect development camp begins on Monday, with players arriving in town on […]

Joe Nicholson – USA TODAY Sports This is the latest in THN.com’s ongoing analysis of the off-season plans of the NHL’s 32 teams. Today we break down the Chicago Blackhawks success plan. 2021-22 review: 28-42-12Finish in the Central Division: 1stSalary cap space available (according to CapFriendly.com): $20.1 millionRestricted Free Agents: Kirby Dach, F; Dominik Kubalik, […]

NHL general managers face another tough summer. The cap increases slightly, agreements already signed leave teams with little wiggle room, and in some cases (like the Edmonton Oilers) previous buyouts stifle future management moves. It’s a mess. Part of the solution for many clubs may come from trading restricted free agents eligible for arbitration. In […]

In the 2022 Stanley Cup Finals, the Lightning got a lot of attention for the injuries they suffered. The Avalanche weren’t exactly skipping trips to the coaching room, either. This wear and sometimes literal can be used to glorify taking health risks that may be misguided. Beyond that discussion, the Avalanche face a more practical […]

Chew on this scary thought: the Colorado Avalanche is built to last. In other words, this may not be the only time the Nathan MacKinnon-Cale Makar-era Avalanche have lifted the Stanley Cup. Now that don’t mean it will be easy. They may very well win only one. Obviously, the Avalanche’s future Stanley Cup victories are […]

The Minnesota Wild are in a hellish salary cap situation for the next three seasons. By now, everyone understands that the Zach Parise and Ryan Suter buyouts were necessary to set the franchise on a promising new trajectory. It is also known and understood that regardless of buyouts, these contracts would eventually haunt the Wild. […]

The Edmonton Oilers have three members of their team that they cannot afford to keep, regardless of the situation in the offseason and free agency. They have too many more impactful players who can impact more than one facet of the game and have money to spend elsewhere to push their team forward. The Oilers […]

SUNRISE, Florida. – Almost a month has passed since the Florida Panthers season ended in a very abrupt and shocking way. Let’s be honest… it doesn’t feel any better now than it did then. The last time we spoke to the Panthers was less than 48 hours after Game 4 in Tampa, and it was […]

The signing of Filip Forsberg by the Washington Capitals is unlikely, somewhat outlandish, but could be a valid consideration. It’s not as far-fetched a notion as it sounds, simply because it hasn’t really been discussed. The forward has a history with the franchise and the head coach, and with Nicklas Backstrom still undecided about his […]

While the Lighting’s primary focus must be on tying their Stanley Cup final series against the Colorado Avalanche, that hasn’t stopped their front office from doing some offseason work early. Today the Lightning announced that they have re-signed the defenseman Sean’s Day to a two-way, one-year contract. Per CapFriendly, the deal carries a $750,000 cap, […]

Johnny Hockey In this week’s Bitbuy Hot Take of the Week, I discussed Gaudreau’s future in Calgary. He may very well stay, but after postponing negotiations all season (or so they kept telling us) and now sitting four weeks away from the opening of the FA doors, he makes sense for him to see what’s […]

Montreal hockey fans could get closer to the 2022 NHL Draft on July 7 and 8. The Bell Center is looking for people to fill nearly a dozen temporary positions in order to contribute to the smooth running of the major hockey event. Anyone hired for the event will earn a front-row seat to the […]

It’s been over a week since the St. Louis Blues season ended, and now that the dust has settled, general manager Doug Armstrong will get to work shaping his roster for the 2022-23 season. The Blues finished the regular season with 109 points, which was tied for third most in franchise history. In the playoffs, […]

After the Washington Capitals’ last start in the first round, general manager (GM) Brian MacLellan can’t afford to make any mistakes this offseason. The 63-year-old is under pressure to pick wisely in the NHL Draft and make savvy moves in free agency to improve his roster ahead of the 2022-23 season. Related: 5 Washington Capitals […]

The 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs have been one of the most exciting in the modern NHL era. The fans were treated to close and contested games: 12 games were decided in overtime; six of the 12 matchups were decided in Game 7, five of them in the first round alone. Related: McDavid vs. Makar Will […]

At first glance, the Penguins’ salary cap situation might not seem daunting. Ron Hextall has $23.2 million to play this summer, more than his predecessors Jim Rutherford and Ray Shero generally enjoyed. Dig a little deeper and you’ll realize that $23.2 million isn’t that much after all. Rutherford and Shero never had that crop of […]

The 2022 NHL Draft is just weeks away. After the San Jose Sharks cemented their position at 11th overall, all eyes were on who they planned to pick. After all, 11th overall offers plenty of high-end possibilities. However, while getting a guaranteed superstar is always a great feeling, there is something even more special about […]

In a hockey news digest on Saturday, Matt Porter of the Boston Globe addressed, among other things, the Boston Bruins’ looming salary cap crisis and speculated on what the organization could do to improve its situation. In sum, Porter says that even with Brad Marchand set to run out of time after surgery on both […]

For now, the 2022-23 calculus is not kind to the Bruins. It’s possible, depending on who breaks camp with the varsity this fall, that the team has less than $1 million in cap space under the $82.5 million cap. That’s without adding a single player via signing or trade — not Patrice Bergeron, not David […]

It was a breakout campaign for seemingly every member of Minnesota’s front nine. Kirill Kaprizov eclipsed the 100-point mark for the first time in franchise history. Kevin Fiala’s 85 points trail only Kaprizov in Minnesota’s single-season record books. Mats Zuccarello has had the most productive season of his career at 34. Joel Eriksson Ek, Freddy […]

The Penguins announced Bryan Rust’s new contract extension last night, which is significant in many ways. First and foremost, of course, is that it ties Rust to the Pens for the next few seasons on the six-year deal, and likely makes him a penguin for the rest of the Sidney Crosby era. Off the ice, […]

The New York Islanders enter the offseason with a handful of priorities to help the roster. After a head coaching change, where the Islanders fired Barry Trotz and promoted Lane Lambert to head coach, the issues are now shifting for Lou Lamoriello and the front office to the on-ice team. Related: Islanders’ Noah Dobson Deserves […]

Inside the NHL Watching the opening round of the Stanley Cup playoffs that just ended once again underscored just how difficult it is to win a championship. Or, at least, to plan to win one. There is a difference. And one that Kraken fans should consider. We saw five first-round series go to Game 7, […]

Another Capitals season came to an end Friday night in DC when Florida’s Carter Verhaeghe scored his sixth goal of the series to defeat Washington in six games. The scene that followed was all too familiar. Caps players collapsed as the opposing team celebrated. Solemn faces on the post-game podium. Claims that the current roster […]

Now officially holding the 15th overall pick in the 2022 NHL Draft, the Vancouver Canucks could make a draft trade for the second consecutive season. Except this time they won’t be looking to trade picks, but to acquire them. One pick they should be focusing on is the New Jersey Devils’ second overall pick, which […]

As the Chicago Blackhawks begin the offseason, general manager (GM) Kyle Davidson will likely approach the head coaching position ahead of the NHL Draft this year. From recently fired Barry Trotz to a young and rising face, the Blackhawks could go in many directions to fill the job. However, although Davidson relieved former assistant coaches […]

Tennis great John McEnroe, known as the “Superbrat” in the late 1970s and 1980s for questioning every call under the sun, told SportTechie he wished he had Hawk-Eye’s automated linesmen Innovation 40 years ago. In fact, he claims it would have changed his career. “Hawk-Eye is something where if you know you’ll get the right […]

In today’s NHL rumors, the Philadelphia Flyers are working on several things, including signing a goaltender. Meanwhile, if the return is good, the New Jersey Devils are ready to trade their first-round pick this summer. Are the Edmonton Oilers and Anaheim Ducks ideal business partners? Finally, is veteran forward Patrick Marleau about to officially announce […]

With the end of the regular season, we can now begin to see the final numbers on performance bonuses in player contracts for the 2021-22 season. Two of those bonus numbers will end up being a bit of a problem for the Edmonton Oilers, who owe Evan Bouchard $896,000 in performance bonuses and Ryan McLeod, […]

Content of the article Kyle Clifford may have to pay a little more for the ill-advised hit in Game 1 against Tampa Bay’s Ross Colton. Content of the article The Leafs’ fourth line, a former Stanley Cup champion with Los Angeles, took Colton blind in the first period in the boards with the puck already […]

Conventional wisdom says all the pressure is on the Minnesota Wild this postseason. After all, they got big this season, buying out the salaries of veterans Zach Parise and Ryan Sutter as they revamped their roster. That could put them in salary cap hell next season, with $12.7 million in buyouts counting towards the 2022-23 […]

A disastrous 2021-22 campaign for the Montreal Canadiens is about to end happily and attention is about to turn to a busy offseason ahead for executive vice-president Jeff Gorton and general manager Kent Hughes. . While much of the focus will be on the NHL Draft as well as offloading contracts from the current roster […]

TORONTO (AP) — Auston Matthews looked a little sheepish after scoring his 50th goal in an empty net last month. The way the Maple Leafs sniper pocketed the number 60 looked a lot more like this. Matthews scored twice, the second on one of his carded snaps, to become the third player in the NHL’s […]

When the St. Louis Blues acquired Pavel Buchnevich from the New York Rangers, there was no doubt the team gained a future star. Less than a year into the swap deal, its impact and the team’s confidence in the Russian striker is bigger than anyone anticipated, and will be even bigger in the future. Buchnevich’s […]

The Montreal Canadiens, as well as any other National Hockey League team, are allowed to have as many players as they want on their roster after the trade deadline. Prior to March 21, teams had to carry a maximum of 23 players on their active roster. After that time has passed, teams must still meet […]

On Saturday, the Columbus Blue Jackets celebrated the third anniversary of the most memorable moment in franchise history: This led me to research the box score of this match 4, and I was struck by how dramatic the roster turnover has been since then. Here is the list, in order of time spent on the […]

Frederick Gaudreau and Kevin Fiala have been joined at the hip since the Minnesota Wild’s puck drop for this season. It’s a pairing that head coach Dean Evason conjured up almost immediately and stuck with despite a lot of uncertainty and doubt, but the team is reaping the rewards now. Thursday, when the team visited […]

The Vegas Golden Knights were licking their wounds three weeks ago, around the time of the NHL trade deadline. After a failed and slightly humiliating attempt to dump Evgenii Dadonov on the Anaheim Ducks, Vegas was shut out on consecutive nights by the Minnesota Wild and Winnipeg Jets within 36 hours of officially finalizing their […]

Kraken’s top draft pick, Matty Beniers, will spend the final two weeks of the season showing the team where he is in terms of NHL preparation. Beniers, 19, the Kraken’s No. 2 draft pick last summer, agreed to terms on a three-year entry-level contract on Sunday and was due to accompany the team on a […]

The race for the bottom of the NHL standings is usually the focus right now. We’re three weeks from the finish line, the Eastern Conference is settled, and the West is basically nine teams competing for eight spots. At this point, it’s not a good position, if you’re in the nebulous lower third. This is […]

Thursday includes a 10-game NHL slate, which begins at 7 p.m. ET on DraftKings. In this article you will find DFS tips for DraftKings queues, plus a few DraftKings Sportsbook bets to target. Define your DraftKings fantasy hockey rosters here: Save $30,000 in the NHL [$10K to 1st] Canucks puck line (-1.5) +110 The Coyotes […]

To any New Jersey Devils fan, Jesper Bratt is a star without a doubt, and one of the strengths of a young team still in the process of rebuilding which has had its share of difficulties in recent seasons. However, for many other hockey fans in the league, Bratt may still be a bit of […]

After a record 15 straight playoff appearances and a seemingly earned 16th, the Pittsburgh Penguins will head into the 2022 offseason with some tough questions about their core. Once the contracts expire, the Penguins will sit with a cap of $51.5 million for the offseason, leaving $31 million in the space, which should seem like […]

As the war in Ukraine continues, the world has continued its process of excluding Russia from the global economy and geopolitics. Whether it’s big corporations refusing to do business in the country, the growing list of Western-sanctioned individuals and corporations, or elsewhere, the underlying thesis is the same: if you try of violating international standards, […]

Rutger McGroarty 2021-22 Team: USNTDP Juniors (USHL)Date of birth: March 30, 2004Birthplace: Lincoln, NE, USAHeight: 6 feet Weight: 205 poundsShots: leftPosition: CenterNHL Draft Eligibility: Eligible for the first year in 2022 Rankings Yet another talented American in this first-round projected draft class, Rutger McGroarty has already been featured on several highlight reels this season while […]

BUFFALO, NY – The proposed $1.4 billion new home for the Buffalo Bills comes with a record $850 million price tag for taxpayers in a deal reached Monday to secure the franchise’s future for the next 30+ years. Gov. Kathy Hochul wrapped up seven months of negotiations by announcing a deal preserving the Bills’ presence […]

The end of the flat cap era could be in sight. After three seasons at an $81.5 salary cap due to the coronavirus pandemic, a long-awaited raise may be coming — and just in time for a number of teams. TSN’s Chris Johnston reports that the NHL continues to project an increase of $1 million […]

March 23, 2022; Buffalo, New York, USA; Buffalo Sabers right winger Alex Tuch (89) celebrates his game-winning goal during a shootout against the Pittsburgh Penguins at KeyBank Center. Mandatory Credit: Timothy T. Ludwig – USA TODAY Sports After winning three consecutive overtime games, it’s hard to say the Buffalo Sabers are still rebuilding When you […]

Here’s the March 23 edition of the mailbag, where we answer your questions posed on Twitter using #OvertheBoards. Tweet your questions to @drosennhl. Yes Claude Giroux wins the Stanley Cup, do you see him coming back with the Philadelphia Flyers? If he doesn’t, could he test the market? What is his relationship with Flyers general […]

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY – NOVEMBER 09: PK Subban #76 of the New Jersey Devils celebrates a goal against the Florida Panthers at the Prudential Center on November 09, 2021 in Newark, New Jersey. The Devils beat the Panthers 7-3. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images) The final days of the 2022 NHL Trade Deadline are approaching. […]

Please note that players on DraftKings and FanDuel have multiple position eligibility and may not always match their position between them. In this article, we’ll break down some of our favorite games on the slate down to their positions. Remember to keep an eye on the news as the day progresses, as NBA news slates […]