Losing Ehlers Sweeps a Gain for Capitals
Ehlers is a nice players. Nevertheless, the Capitals did better for themselves by not signing the forward to a high-priced deal.
Ted Starkey, Washington Capitals
Bloggers
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
York Excited To Re-Sign With Flyers, Team With Zegras
York is acutely aware his offensive numbers dwindled last season with reduced ice-time under previous head coach John Tortorella, but feels he can contribute more if given the opportunity.
Bloggers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Marlies Reloading After Roster Exodus
The depth of the Toronto Maple Leafs organization took a hit last season, with the club trading prospects Fraser Minten
Bloggers, Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura, Teams
Detroit’s most exciting prospects may be Kiiskinen and Brandsegg-Nygard
For the Detroit Red Wings to move forward in the rebuild, the young players have to take a step forward.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Quick Hits: Salary Cap Space, Myrtetus Tourney, Summer Showcase
After the Flyers signed Cam York to a new five-year contract on Monday, the team had j$370,238 of salary cap space for 2025-26 according to Puckpedia and $227,739 per Capwages.
Bloggers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Ryan Wilson, Teams
Penguins: Waiting for the Desperation to Take Hold
The Penguins focused on cost-efficient depth as free agency opened. Now they’ll wait for unsigned players to get desperate as the free agent musical chair seats dwindle.
Bloggers, Jan Levine, New York Rangers, Teams
Rangers Fill Needs in Free Agency: The Week That Was
The Rangers and general manager Chris Drury checked several boxes last week as free agency season opened.
Bloggers, Jayden Wastle, Tampa Bay Lightning, Teams
Lightning Sign Pontus Holmberg to Bolster Bottom Six
Holmberg will quickly become a favourite for Lightning head coach Jon Cooper just as he did for Craig Berube in Toronto.
Anthony Mingioni, Philadelphia Flyers
With York Deal Secured, Is Flyers Summer Business Finished?
Flyers general manager Danny Briere took care of the last real item of pressing business in signing restricted free agent defenseman Cam York to a five-year extension.
Hugo Brossoit, Main Story, Montréal Canadiens, Teams
Offseason Doesn’t End The Montreal Rebuild
Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes managed to defy the odds and gave the team one of its most impactful offseasons in recent memory.