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Ex-captain Larkin to be at Red Wings camp despite trade request
Longtime captain Dylan Larkin will be at Red Wings training camp despite requesting a trade this offseason. Though Larkin will be in attendance, the team said it will begin the season without a captain.[read more]
2026 Fantasy hockey draft guide: Rankings, picks and more
Your one-stop shop for everything fantasy hockey as you prepare for your draft.[read more]
Burning preseason questions for all 32 NHL teams: Quinn Hughes' future, Sharks' playoff chances, Panthers' new faces
With training camps opening up around the league, here's the biggest storyline for every club.[read more]
'Not as bad as some of the others': NHL players react to their odd NHL 27 facial scans
We asked over a dozen players about their facial scans and those of teammates that went viral. Many players were impressed with their digital avatars. Others were not.[read more]
Golden Knights give Braeden Bowman 6-year extension
Golden Knights forward Braeden Bowman signed a six-year contract extension Thursday with an average annual value of $3.4 million in what could be his first full season in Vegas.[read more]
Kings' Fiala has further surgery on leg, to miss start of training camp
Kings forward Kevin Fiala will miss the start of training camp after undergoing follow-up surgery for the broken leg he sustained during the Milan Cortina Olympics.[read more]
Ducks waive Kreider as forward eyes East move
The Ducks have waived Chris Kreider, with a source saying the veteran forward expressed a desire to play closer to the East Coast.[read more]
How to draft, play and win your fantasy hockey league like an expert
It's not just who you draft, it's everything that happens after. An expert guide to play fantasy hockey like the pros.[read more]
Breakout forwards: Why Quinn, Coronato should take the next step
Sean breaks down which fantasy hockey forwards have the right conditions to break out this season.[read more]
Barry Melrose, former coach and beloved ESPN hockey analyst, dies at 70
Barry Melrose, a former NHL player and coach who was a beloved, longtime hockey analyst for ESPN, has died, his wife, Cindy, told ESPN's Steve Levy.[read more]