Canucks Give Kane’s Agent Permission To Seek Trade
It is well-known that the Vancouver Canucks are one of the NHL’s biggest sellers as we continue to inch closer to the 2026 NHL trade deadline.
It is well-known that the Vancouver Canucks are one of the NHL’s biggest sellers as we continue to inch closer to the 2026 NHL trade deadline.
The Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1 loss to the league-best Colorado Avalanche on Sunday afternoon capped off a nightmarish week that
Mason Marchment led the way with a monstrous performance as the Columbus Blue Jackets snapped Tampa’s 15-game point streak.
It proved to be a roller-coaster of a week for the Philadelphia Flyers with a pair of unlikely victories against Vegas and Colorado and a devastating OT loss vs Utah.
The St. Louis Blues (19-23-8) are ready to make changes to their roster. It is understandable, as the Blues are having an ugly 2025-26 season.
The Vancouver Canucks are at the bottom of the NHL standings and have already started selling. At some point, they’ll move Evander Kane.
The Toronto Maple Leafs again are in a win-or-else scenario in the middle of their last homestand before the Olympic
The Los Angeles Kings have had an up-and-down season in 2025-26. They currently have a 20-16-13 record and are sixth in the Pacific Division.
Calgary Flames forward Nazem Kadri is one of the top trade candidates in the NHL this season. With the Flames being in the middle of a retool, a trade is possible.
The Detroit Red Wings are currently on pace for their best season in over a decade. After 50 games played, Detroit has a record of 30-16-4.