Latest

The first week of NHL free agency 2026 just rewired the salary structure of the entire league. Toronto bet on a teenager, Philadelphia threw a massive offer at somebody else's star. And 15 restricted free agents filed for arbitration with hearings starting soon. This is the kind of

Key Takeaways - Gavin McKenna signed an entry-level deal with Toronto after a standout freshman season at Penn State. - Leo Carlsson received a significant offer sheet from Philadelphia. Anaheim has a limited time to match or lose their young center for multiple first-round picks. - Connor Hellebuyck's

Key Takeaways - Gavin McKenna signed his entry-level contract with Toronto after one dominant NCAA season at Penn State: 51 points in 35 games as a teenager. - He was a top-10 Hobey Baker Award finalist, the CHL Player of the Year, and WHL MVP. The trophy case is full.

The 2026 NHL free agents market opened two days ago and somehow Patrick Kane, Anthony Mantha, and Claude Giroux are all still sitting on the board. That is not normal for July. Usually, the massive names vanish within hours. This year teams are guarding their cap space. And the result

John Carlson is a Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman now. Let that sink in if you're a Washington Capitals fan. The guy who helped hoist the Cup on the Avenue in 2018 just picked his next chase, and he picked Florida. Here's why this move matters more

The Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup in June 2025. Seven months later, they were watching the playoffs from the couch. That's the brutal reality that forced Florida's hand this week. After finishing 40-38-4 and seventh in the Atlantic - dead last among Atlantic teams that

The Panthers just pulled off a trade one day before free agency opens, acquiring a 26-year-old goalie who posted a .924 save percentage in 10 career playoff games. The catch? That stellar playoff record comes almost entirely from one surprise rookie run in 2023. Florida is betting big that lightning