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Stars still eye long-term deal with Robertson
Stars GM Jim Nill said signing winger Jason Robertson to a long-term contract remains his goal, after the two sides ended a contentious negotiation with a one-year deal this week.[read more]

Yzerman abruptly steps down as Red Wings GM
Steve Yzerman abruptly stepped down as general manager of the Red Wings on Wednesday.[read more]

Flyers, Drysdale agree to 4-year, $26 million deal...
The Flyers have agreed to terms with defenseman Jamie Drysdale on a four-year contract worth $26 million.[read more]

🏒 Offseason trade grades: Trocheck, Nurse, more
The summer trade season is officially on fire! Find grades for each GM involved in all the big swaps here.[read more]

Blues sign F McMichael to 6-year, $40.5M deal
The St. Louis Blues have signed recently acquired forward Connor McMichael to a six-year, $40.5 million contract.[read more]

Bedard: Kane back in Chicago would be 'incredible'...
On the day the Blackhawks star met with the media after signing his new contract, Chicago's Connor Bedard made his pitch to winger Patrick Kane to return to the club he began his NHL career with and chase another Stanley Cup.[read more]

Mammoth ink D Marino to 8-year, $54M extension
The Utah Mammoth have signed defenseman John Marino to an 8-year, $54M extension, the team announced Tuesday.[read more]

Ex-RB Lynch featuring at HDA's SummerFest
The Hockey Diversity Alliance is adding a football element to its youth SummerFest in Toronto this weekend, with former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch serving as a special guest.[read more]

NHL takes over TV production for champion Canes
The Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes, along with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues, will have their games produced and distributed by the NHL for the coming season as the league branches out into centralized production.[read more]

'LeWinnipegJets': Jets capitalize on the Heat's Le...
The Miami Heat's late-night mistake led to an NHL franchise to make some jokes.[read more]