Byram and Sabres Compromise on Two-Year Contract
The compromise two-year contract sets up the Sabres and Byram for an eventual trade.
Buffalo Sabres, Dave Reichert, Main Story
NHL
Bloggers, Michael Augello
Leafs Season Opener Against Montreal?
The Toronto Maple Leafs normally open the season against the Montreal Canadiens, and although the 2025-26 regular season schedule is
Bloggers, Jan Levine, New York Rangers, Teams
PIT-NYR Opener Is An Attempt At Drama
The NHL certainly has a sense of humor-or forced drama, based on the Opening Night schedule. On Tuesday, October 7,
Jeremy Ridgewell, Utah Mammoth
Tij Iginla Excited for First NHL Season
Utah Mammoth’s top prospect, Tij Iginla, practiced without any limitations during the Mammoth’s development camp earlier this month.
Bill Meltzer, Calgary Flames, Uncategorized
Silly Season: Most Kadri Trade Rumors Are Ludicrous
The Calgary Flames have little impetus to trade Nazem Kadri this offseason. The spate of rumors are basically silly season run amok.
Pittsburgh Penguins, Ryan Wilson
Net Gain: Penguins Acquire AHL Playoff MVP
Silovs came off a stellar playoff run for Abbotsford. The Penguins acquired the 24-year-old goalie at a reasonable price.
Bill Meltzer, Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Defense: What You Need to Know
New Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet is a big advocate for the box-plus-one defensive system. Here’s a basic explanation of the approach and how it functions.
Bloggers, Buffalo Sabres, Dave Reichert, Teams
Sabres: The Heart of a Lyon
Alex Lyon is one of the most cerebral hockey players one can ever meet. He is also an intense competitor and a true team player.
Montréal Canadiens, Rick Stephens
New Additions to the Montreal Power Play
Make no mistake: special teams will impact the Montreal Canadiens’ chances of clinching a playoff spot for a second consecutive season.
Detroit Red Wings, Jeremy Laura
Big Changes were made to Red Wings Prospects Tournament
The Red Wings Prospects tourney had a storied tradition for Detroit and other clubs. A rite of passage for young players, change was inevitable over time.