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Sabres sign defenseman Crevier to a 4-year, $16M extension
- The Buffalo Sabres signed defenseman Louis Crevier to a four-year contract extension worth $16 million, the team announced Thursday.[read more]
👀 One bold prediction for all 32 teams
We're not saying all of these will come true ... but a lot of them just might![read more]
Ducks sign Luneau to 6-year, $43.2M extension after 14 NHL games
The Ducks have signed defenseman Tristan Luneau to a six-year contract extension worth $43.2 million after just 14 career NHL appearances.[read more]
Lightning captain Hedman returns to ice 'energized' after lost season
Lightning captain Victor Hedman played in his first NHL game Thursday since stepping away in March to address his mental health.[read more]
Panthers captain Barkov exits with apparent lower-body injury
Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov left in the second period against San Jose on Thursday night after his left knee appeared to buckle during a scrum.[read more]
Bettman eyes no-trade clauses: Not used as 'originally intended'
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman believes that no-trade clauses are no longer being used as "originally intended," and instead, players are using them to force moves to specific teams after requesting a trade.[read more]
Goalie Shesterkin notches empty-netter in Rangers' victory
Igor Shesterkin of the Rangers became the 18th goaltender in NHL history to score a goal Thursday night.[read more]
October preview: The need-to-know schedule hack to set your fantasy hockey lineup
The NHL schedule isn't equal, so use that to your advantage when setting your fantasy hockey lineups in October.[read more]
Predictions for every team's finish: Why the Panthers will win the Cup
Some fans will wait to watch all the games this season. Readers of this story won't need to![read more]
After a shocking offseason, the Flyers fight regression
Philly was one of the NHL's biggest surprise teams last season -- and now has to back up the bold moves of its GM.[read more]