Bruins Prospect James Hagens Shares His 2025-26 Plans
Bruins prospect James Hagens has made it known that he wants to be playing for Boston and in the NHL as soon as possible.
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An Inspiring — But Depressing –Visit to the Montreal Forum
The venerable Montreal Forum is a place filled with history, mystique, and legend. To go there today inspires awe but also sadness.
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Cale Makar Can Become The Most Fascinating Pending Drama
The 2026 free agent class is expected to be stacked. Connor McDavid, Sergei Bobrovsky, and Artemi Panarin headline the class.
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Wheeler: Prolific Playmaker Retires At 38
Wheeler spent 16 total seasons in the NHL. He finished his career with 943 points. He ranks second in Jets’ history in overall scoring.
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Houston Wants an NHL Team: Key Issues to Watch
Houston has storied hockey history. Attendance was never the problem. So why did two incarnations of the Aeros fold? What are the key factors in the bid to bring an NHL team to south Texas?
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Therien’s Take: Flyers Offseason, Defense Corps and More
This week, I took my planned Therien’s Take topics over from Hockey Hot Stove and the Snow the Goalie podcast over to a guest appearance on my buddy Jason Myrtetus’ Flyers Daily podcast.
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Flyers Quick Hit: Hart Acquitted in Team Canada Sexual Assault Trial
Former Flyers goalie Carter Hart was one of five Team Canada 2018 WJC players charged in the London, Ontario, case.
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Warning to AHL and CHL: Adapt Now Or Become Irrelevant
AHL players are leaving in droves for overseas leagues. A host of CHL players are heading to NCAA programs. It’s up to the AHL and CHL to adapt.
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Metro Team Most Likely To Win The East: By The Odds
The last time a team from the Metro Division won the Stanley Cup title or the Eastern Conference was in 2018. Odds makers aren’t too bullish this year, either.
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Habs Notepad: Veleno’s Role, Olympic Schedule
Habs general manager Kent Hughes secured the rights of a left-shot center in case a deal does not materialize before opening night.