We are less than one week into the 2026-27 NHL season, and you know what that means: There's still time to place a bet on virtually any team you want to win the Stanley Cup.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are actively seeking trade opportunities involving Dakota Joshua, Miles Wood, and Philippe Myers. Following the recent acquisition of Matthew Knies, adjustments to the roster are necessary. With limited depth and contract concerns, these players are under consideration for potential trades. While Joshua is sidelined due to injury, Wood's lengthy contract complicates things. Myers, who is already with the Marlies, presents the most straightforward option for relocation.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman criticized the growing use of no-trade clauses alongside trade requests, putting Dylan Larkin's Red Wings situation in focus.
Former Carolina Hurricane forward Erik Cole, who was a member of the United States Olympic Hockey team in 2006, is coaching the Charleston Colonials youth hockey team.
Wayne Gretzky has watched plenty of young players arrive with the weight of a country on them. He thinks Gavin McKenna is carrying his better than most. The NHL’s all-time leading scorer offered a detailed take on the Toronto Maple Leaf’s No. 1 overall pick, starting with an acknowledgment of the circumstances . “There’s a lot of pressure when you […] The post Wayne Gretzky drops honest assessment of Maple Leafs’ Gavin McKenna appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Cardiff Devils begin their league campaign this weekend with the first of four consecutive home games at their own arena, where they are 100% this season.
Former Belfast Giants’ defenceman Jeff Baum has to be thanked for persuading new Canadian forward Kaleb Pearson that moving to the Giants was a good idea.
Luca Cagnoni rocketed a shot off goalie Akira Schmid at 3:14 of overtime and the San Jose Sharks opened the season with a 4-3 victory over the Florida Panthers on Thursday night.
A Cape Breton hockey player now knows where he will be playing beyond the 2026-27 season. Forward Logan Shaw of Glace Bay signed a one-year American Hockey League contract extension with the Toronto Marlies, beginning in the 2027-28 season. Financial terms of the deal were not released publicly. Shaw, 33, signed a two-year contract extension […]
Where to even begin? Tuesday’s season-opening 5-2 defeat to the Vegas Golden Knights was disappointing, but Thursday’s 6-0 shutout loss […] The post Blackhawks Stomped 6-0 By Mammoth, Concerning Start To Season Continues appeared first on Chicago Hockey Now .
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