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The puck is about to drop on another NHL season, and the 2026-27 season is about to begin. Free agency and the draft are in the rearview; training camp and preseason are done — now we see if those moves paid off. It was a relatively quiet offseason, all things being equal. A soft free […]

The Post's Mollie Walker, Ethan Sears and Andrew Crane make their picks for the 2026-27 NHL season.

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The Montreal Canadiens are expecting to make some noise this season, but that doesn't mean their roster is a finished product. General manager Kent Hughes isn't shy to make big trades and heading into the new season, there's several Canadiens who are on the trade block. Here's the top-3 trade candidates who are most likely to be moved this season out of Montreal: Sam Montembeault Montembeault has been called the most likely player in the NHL to be traded first this season by multiple insiders. The Canadiens have three capable goaltenders and Montembeault will be the odd man out. Jakub Dobes just signed a team-friendly extension, Jacob Fowler is the youngest, and with the most potential, leaving Montembeault, a pending UFA as the prime trade candidate. He doesn't own any trade protection, so won't have any say in the matter. Kirby Dach Dach, a former No.3 overall pick hasn't lived up to his potential in Montreal, and continues to battle through injuries. He's also a pending free agent and there's been plenty of chatter lately about his future. Dach's been linked to the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames, who are both desperate for a right-handed top-nine center. Michael Hage Hage was probably the most asked about prospect on the trade market this past summer, and let's get one thing straight, the Canadiens will only move Hage if it's in a blockbuster that lands them a top-line forward, who is under contract for at least a few years. This wouldn't be a rental situation, not even close, as the team is very high on Hage. But, if a team offers a proven all star, who will stick around Montreal long term, there's certainly at least a little bit of potential it happens.

After several seasons of playing in the National Hockey League, including for the Toronto Maple Leafs, goaltender Ilya Samsonov returned to his native Russia to join HC Sochi with the KHL.However, he decided to return to the NHL for the upcoming season, agreeing to join the upstart San Jose Sharks with a one-year, two-way contract.However, […] The post Former Maple Leafs Goaltender Gets Bad News From Current Club appeared first on HEAVY.

Here's all you need to know to watch 'Wednesday Night Hockey' for the 2026-27 season and years to come.

The Toronto Maple Leafs had several reasons to move Matthew Knies, as unfathomable as it seems to the fanbase. The post Maple Leafs Had Powerful Reasons to Trade Matthew Knies appeared first on HEAVY.

We’ve had parades, the Stanley Cup has travelled around the globe—except for Russia, the rings have been handed out, and the banners are set to go. Later this afternoon the Hurricanes will celebrate they are the 2026 Stanley Cup Champions one more time. Then they’ll try to win it again. Carolina opens the season today […]

UBS Arena Executive Chef Ted Donnelly exclusively detailed his career journey and inspiration behind the New York Islanders' latest and craziest new-menu creation of the "Nerds Gummy Cluster Brie Grilled Cheese."

Former Pittsburgh Penguins forward Matt Nieto announced his retirement via Instagram Monday afternoon.

The Utah Mammoth will be without a former first-round pick for much of the 2026-27 season. Shortly before the team announced its opening-night roster for the upcoming campaign, the Mammoth announced that defenseman Maveric Lamoureux will miss the next four to six months due to shoulder surgery.

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