Don’t Push Geno Out Of The Door, Penguins
Is it a lock that 2025-26 is Evgeni Malkin’s final year with the Penguins? People assume it, but there’s a danger in declaring it a certainty.
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Utah Mammoth Sign Seven Players to PTOs
The Utah Mammoth invited seven players to their NHL training camp on Professional Try-Out (PTO) arrangements. The players officially remain free agents.
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Leafs Camp Day 2 – Regular Season Combos
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube has wasted little time putting together line combinations and defensive pairings that appear
Bill Meltzer, Los Angeles Kings
Kings Icon Kopitar to Retire in 2026
Future Hockey Hall of Fame center Anze Kopitar plans to retire at the end of the 2025-26 season. He’s been a model of consistency and class.
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Flyers Quick Hits: Camp Lines, Injuries, ‘Staples’, and More
Day One of the Flyers first training camp under Rick Tocchet had one big difference from past Philly camps or the current camps elswhere.
Mike Fink
2025-26 NHL Season: Bold Predictions (& Bold Prediction Culture)
Safe predictions aren’t enough in today’s hockey world. There must be bold predictions and hot takes. That’s what drives discourse these days..
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Avalanche Can’t Risk Losing Martin Nečas
The Colorado Avalanche are entering the 2025–26 season with high expectations — and one major contract question hanging over them.
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Senators Know What To Expect In Green’s Camp
Ottawa Senators head coach Travis Green is known running gruelling training camps. His opening day bag skates are legendary.
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Blackhawks Open Camp: Davidson Sets Direction, Blashill Demands Intensity
The Chicago Blackhawks officially opened training camp Thursday with both optimism and realism. The team isn’t ready to win but it’s progressing fast.
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Blues Notes: Training Camp Day One
The St. Louis Blues took to the ice today for the first day of training camp. General Manager Doug Armstrong spoke yesterday about his goals.