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5 Must Watch Games on the Flyers' 2026-27 Schedule Posted on 28 август, 2026
The Philadelphia Flyers have plenty of interesting matchups on the 2026-27 schedule, but these five games stand out above the rest.
After years spent learning from the game as a player, assistant coach and AHL head coach, Ryan Craig has finally earned the opportunity to lead the Golden Knights—and he intends to make the most of it.
More than a dozen NCAA players are moving north of the border this season joining U SPORTS women's hockey programs in Canada to continue their university hockey careers.
The Philadelphia Flyers will appear on national television 19 times during the 2026-27 NHL season, including games on TNT, ABC, ESPN and ESPN+.
Altona’s own Cole Kehler returns to the NHL fold, transitioning from local coach to emergency netminder for a season of high-stakes travel and practice with the Jets.
It’s that time of year when New Jersey Devils players begin returning to the Garden State and settling back into their season routines. While some are already skating at RWJBarnabas Health Hockey House, others will be arriving soon, including 25-year-old Arseny Gritsyuk, who is preparing for his second NHL season after a promising rookie campaign.
The Lightning have early adjustments coming to their schedule for the upcoming 2026-27 season.
Reclaiming the "Hockeytown" legacy requires more than history. By mirroring Winnipeg’s blueprint for retaining elite talent, Detroit can transform a skeptical roster into a sustained championship contender.
General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff addresses the star goaltender’s public demand for a change of scenery as the organization weighs high-stakes trade offers ahead of a looming training camp.
A pair of newcomers to the Detroit Red Wings for this season will be wearing jersey numbers that were previously worn by Stanley Cup winners.
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