Penguins Avoided A McDavid-Esque Saga
When you look back at how the Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin era played there can only be one description:
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Jan Levine, New York Rangers
Rangers: Hockey Returns to Manhattan This Month
September has started. New York Rangers hockey, like the rest of the league, gets underway. What’s in store for the Blueshirts?
Chris Therien, Philadelphia Flyers, Uncategorized
Therien’s Take: Never an Excuse for Spitting Incidents
Therien’s Take” Spitting on an opponent is one of the most vile things an athlete can do. I don’t want to hear about “the heat of battle”.
Anthony Mingioni, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers and Kraken Make a Prospect Trade
The Philadelphia Flyers and the Seattle Kraken made a trade of AHL prospects on Thursday as forward John-Randall (J. R) Avon is headed west in exchange for center Tucker Robertson.
Bloggers, Max Miller, San Jose Sharks, Teams
Sharks Young Stars Look To Shine At Rookie Face-Off
The San Jose Sharks have the No.1 NHL prospect pool, and it isn’t close. While Macklin Celebrini and Will Smith
Bloggers, Michael Augello, Teams, Toronto Maple Leafs
Leafs Top Prospects – #10 Artur Akhtyamov
The Toronto Maple Leafs organization has drafted and developed a number of youngsters currently playing in the NHL (Auston Matthews,
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Penguins in Holding Pattern on Team Sale and Trades
There haven’t been any notable trades for the Pittsburgh Penguins, nor has the team been sold to the Hoffmann group.
Hockey Day in Houston, Ted Starkey
NHL Expansion Derby: Five Dark Horses to Watch
Houston and Atlanta are the favorites to land teams the next NHL expansion go-around. However, don’t count out these five dark horse markets.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Quick Hits: Michkov, Kolosov, KHL and More
Mike Rupp’s critique of Flyers winger Matvei Michkov missed the mark in some easily provable ways. He’s already more than a power play specialist.
Bill Meltzer, Bloggers
CBA: What Is and Isn’t Changing for 2025-26
greement between the National Hockey League and the NHL Players Association officially takes effect for the 2026-27 season. The current CBA is in place through and including September 15, 2026. However, the NHL and NHLPA have agreed to implement certain key provisions immediately.