Bruins to retire Middleton’s No. 16 sweater
7:07 PM ET Associated Press BOSTON — Rick Middleton’s No. 16 is headed to the TD Garden rafters. The Boston Bruins say Middleton’s sweater will… Read More »Bruins to retire Middleton’s No. 16 sweater
July 2018
KeyArena face-lift to be $100M more than thought
8:52 PM ET Associated Press SEATTLE — Renovating KeyArena will cost $100 million more than previously expected as project leaders attempt to make it fully… Read More »KeyArena face-lift to be $100M more than thought
Disappointment becomes drive
meDylan Holloway didn’t get an invite to Canada’s national under-17 development camp last summer, but with the camp in his backyard he wasn’t about to… Read More »Disappointment becomes drive
Hawks’ Forsling out 14 weeks after surgery
6:00 PM ET Associated Press CHICAGO — Blackhawks defenseman Gustav Forsling will miss the start of the season because of a right wrist injury. The… Read More »Hawks’ Forsling out 14 weeks after surgery
Rangers’ free-agent Spooner gets 2-year deal
Jul 31, 2018 One day after keeping Kevin Hayes on a one-year deal, the New York Rangers agreed to terms with fellow restricted free-agent Ryan… Read More »Rangers’ free-agent Spooner gets 2-year deal
Bettman says NHL wants cut of gambling action
12:16 PM ET Associated Press NHL commissioner Gary Bettman says the league wants a cut of gambling profits if its intellectual property, data or video… Read More »Bettman says NHL wants cut of gambling action
NHL Rumors: Parayko, Hayes, Iginla, More
In today’s rumor rundown, it appears the Toronto Maple Leafs are actively looking to improve their defense and might have a player in mind out… Read More »NHL Rumors: Parayko, Hayes, Iginla, More
Jack Roslovic’s Time to Shine
Jack Roslovic probably wasn’t happy to see Paul Stastny leave the Winnipeg Jets this offseason. Then again, Stastny’s departure may have been the best thing… Read More »Jack Roslovic’s Time to Shine
The Loser Point is Hurting the NHL
The 2004-05 NHL lockout changed the direction of the league for many years to come. Commissioner Gary Bettman and the players failed to reach a… Read More »The Loser Point is Hurting the NHL
Blackhawks’ Henri Jokiharju: What to Know
It’s no secret that one of the biggest issues to solve in the Chicago Blackhawks offseason is defense. Although the Hawks have acquired a couple of defensemen,… Read More »Blackhawks’ Henri Jokiharju: What to Know
Hockey Canada unveils coaching staffs, selection camp rosters for National Women’s Development and Under-18 Teams
CALGARY, Alta. – Canada’s national women’s team programs will officially kick off the 2018-19 season this week with the start of Canada’s National Women’s Development… Read More »Hockey Canada unveils coaching staffs, selection camp rosters for National Women’s Development and Under-18 Teams
Wild sign veteran RW Read to two-way contract
10:05 PM ET Associated Press ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Wild have signed right winger Matt Read to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal,… Read More »Wild sign veteran RW Read to two-way contract
Hayes, Rangers agree on one-year contract
5:57 PM ET Restricted free-agent forward Kevin Hayes and the New York Rangers have agreed on a one-year contract, avoiding an arbitration hearing this week.… Read More »Hayes, Rangers agree on one-year contract
Jarome Iginla’s 5 Greatest Highlights
After 20 seasons in the National Hockey League and over 1,500 regular season games, Jarome Iginla has finally called it a career. One of the… Read More »Jarome Iginla’s 5 Greatest Highlights
NHL Rumors: Simmonds, Panarin, Tkachuk, More
In today’s rumor rundown, the Flyers are realizing what it might take to keep Wayne Simmonds, some teams interested in Artemi Panarin might be presenting… Read More »NHL Rumors: Simmonds, Panarin, Tkachuk, More
An Early Look at the Blackhawks 2018-19 Schedule
Chicago Blackhawks fans are patiently waiting for the summer to end. So far this offseason, we’ve learned that the Hawks fortified their depth with three… Read More »An Early Look at the Blackhawks 2018-19 Schedule
Lorne “Gump” Worsley: The Story of an Icon
Lorne “Gump” Worsley, born and raised in Montreal, was the last NHL goalie to play without a mask. “My face is my mask,” he would… Read More »Lorne “Gump” Worsley: The Story of an Icon
Iginla says goodbye
Jarome Iginla recorded 44 points in 47 games across seven international appearances with Team Canada, but it is the 44th – his 19th and final… Read More »Iginla says goodbye
Carlo & Grzelcyk: Odd Men Out on Bruins’ Blue Line?
With free agency over and training camp about a month and a half out, the Boston Bruins enter the 2018-2019 season with some question marks… Read More »Carlo & Grzelcyk: Odd Men Out on Bruins’ Blue Line?
Defending Tom Wilson’s Contract
Tom Wilson now has one of the worst contracts in the NHL. It’s Milan Lucic, David Clarkson-level bad, right? I’m going to argue wrong. For… Read More »Defending Tom Wilson’s Contract
Bruins Gambling On Young Talent
The Boston Bruins didn’t panic this summer when they had every reason to panic. The Toronto Maple Leafs were one period worse than Boston in… Read More »Bruins Gambling On Young Talent
Devils’ Professional Tryout Options
The New Jersey Devils have made it clear that the plan is to improve their roster from within the organization for 2018-19. Even though that’s… Read More »Devils’ Professional Tryout Options
NHL Rumors: Lucic, Pacioretty, Hayes, More
In today’s rumor rundown, the Rangers and Kevin Hayes might find ground on a one-year deal but will that signal the end of his time… Read More »NHL Rumors: Lucic, Pacioretty, Hayes, More
Kulak’s Contentious New Flames Contract
The off-season is typically used for National Hockey League clubs to make tweaks to their roster and re-sign their organization’s restricted free agents. Generally-speaking, negotiations… Read More »Kulak’s Contentious New Flames Contract
Hughes Returns to Michigan: His Impact on the Wolverines & Canucks
The morning of July 27, the Michigan Wolverines announced that their Freshman of the Year and highest-scoring defenseman Quinn Hughes will be returning for his sophomore… Read More »Hughes Returns to Michigan: His Impact on the Wolverines & Canucks
What Montour’s Contract Could Mean for Kase
As we get deeper into the summer, NHL news slows down considerably, with the main items being the occasional announcements of new RFA contracts and… Read More »What Montour’s Contract Could Mean for Kase
MEDIA ADVISORY: Sport Chek World Junior Showcase update
KAMLOOPS, B.C. – Hockey Canada announced the addition of Raphaël Lavoie (Chambly, Que./Halifax, QMJHL) to Canada’s roster for the Sport Chek World Junior Showcase, July… Read More »MEDIA ADVISORY: Sport Chek World Junior Showcase update
Sonny Milano’s Unique Opportunity
We all know the Artemi Panarin situation is hanging over both the Columbus Blue Jackets and the rest of the NHL. It’s not often that… Read More »Sonny Milano’s Unique Opportunity
NHL Rumors: Provorov, Faulk, Neal, More
In today’s rumor rundown the Flyers are sorting out plans for Ivan Provorov and Travis Konecny, Carolina is still trying to trade Justin Faulk and… Read More »NHL Rumors: Provorov, Faulk, Neal, More
Capitals Reward Wilson With Long-Term Deal
Washington Capitals winger Tom Wilson has made himself a name in the NHL, not only carrying a reputation but playing with grit and physicality that… Read More »Capitals Reward Wilson With Long-Term Deal