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The Tampa Bay Lightning will start the 2026-27 season on the road, opening the year with a matchup against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, October 1.
Chicago Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson has chimed in on the possibility of a Patrick Kane reunion. According to Davidson, the ball is in the player's court, and the decision to reunite with Chicago is all up to Kane.
New tariffs imposed by American President Donald Trump include hockey sticks and equipment. The result will be members of USA Hockey paying more to play the game, which could slow the sport's record growth in the USA following double Olympic gold and the PWHL's rise.
According to NHLTradeTracker.com, the Calgary Flames and Florida Panthers have made 14 trades in their history. On the fourth anniversary of the blockbuster that sent Matthew Tkachuk to Florida in exchange for Jonathan Huberdeau and MacKenzie Weegar, it was the perfect opportunity to revisit their legendary transitions featuring some superstar names.
Could Nick Robertson end up having a big year for the Penguins?
As elite prospects secure massive deals, the blue liner shifts focus from the pocketbook to the Cup, emphasizing team culture over the looming financial frenzy on Long Island.
Could the Sabres bring in Vladimir Tarasenko?
Will the Bruins address this need before the start of the season?
2026 Freshman Focus: Penn State University Posted on 22 июль, 2026
The Penn State Nittany Lions will be without Gavin McKenna for the 2026-27 season. With a great crop of freshman talent, who are these names, and can they fill the shoes that McKenna left behind?
Former Lightning Prospect Signs in Manitoba Posted on 22 июль, 2026
Former Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Michael Milne is heading back across the border, as he's signed with the American Hockey League's Manitoba Moose.
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