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Prospects & Draft
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Canucks Trade Board: Jake DeBrusk and Elias Pettersson Draw Attention
DeBrusk and Pettersson land on Bleacher Report’s trade board as Vancouver’s 3-12-1 start sharpens questions about its roster.
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Dustin Wolf Stops 26 Shots as Flames’ Fourth Line Delivers 2-1 Win Over Sharks
Wolf turned aside 26 shots in his second straight win, while Adam Klapka and William Stromgren powered Calgary’s fourth line in San Jose.
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William Whitelaw’s Seven-Game Surge Puts Hobey Baker Award in Reach
The Blue Jackets prospect has 14 points in seven games for Western Michigan, including a four-goal outburst that puts him in the Hobey Baker conversation.
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Predators Acquire Shane Wright From Kraken in One-for-One Matthew Wood Trade
Nashville adds a center with NHL experience, while Seattle gets a young scoring forward in a straight swap of former first-round picks.
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Hurricanes’ Simon Edvinsson Offer Sheet Adds Tension to Red Wings Contract Standoff
Carolina once pursued Simon Edvinsson with an offer sheet, while Detroit remains without a deal and faces a key Florida road trip.
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Gavin Brindley Needs a Bigger NHL Opportunity With the Avalanche
Brindley got 12 minutes against Calgary before Colorado sent him back to the AHL. A top-six opening may be the clearest path to a regular role.
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David Pagnotta Floats Elias Pettersson–Quinton Byfield Trade Idea Between Canucks and Kings
Pagnotta raised a Pettersson-for-Byfield framework, but said Vancouver and Los Angeles would need to discuss more pieces.
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Capitals Add Rémi Poirier as Dylan Larkin Trade Rumors Continue
Washington adds goalie depth after Clay Stevenson’s departure. Dylan Larkin speculation continues, but the Poirier deal is a separate move.
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Mikhail Yegorov’s 34 Saves Set Up BU’s Overtime Comeback Win Over Maine
Mikhail Yegorov stopped 34 shots as BU erased a 2-0 deficit, beat Maine 3-2 in overtime and took five of six weekend points.
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Anton Lundell’s First Hat Trick Leads Panthers Past Jets 5-2
Lundell’s first career hat trick powered Florida to a 5-2 win, while Seth Jones extended his record month and Akira Schmid faced questions after two goals.
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Oilers-Kucherov Trade Proposal: The Price, Cap Challenges and Extension
A Kucherov deal could give Edmonton a rare star trio, but the proposed picks and prospects are only the start of a costly cap puzzle.
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Blue Jackets Face Dallas Test With Scoring and Strong Starts in Focus
Columbus visits Dallas with two priorities: sustain its effort for 60 minutes and find more scoring beyond the top line.
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BU Hockey Buries No. 19 Maine With Record-Setting 91-Second Scoring Burst
BU scored four goals in 4:49 on the way to a 7-2 win over No. 19 Maine, with seven Terriers finding the net.
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Nikita Kucherov Trade: Five NHL Teams That Could Make a Run at the Lightning Star
Carolina may have the strongest mix of trade pieces and playoff appeal, while Montreal, Minnesota, Dallas and Vegas each bring a different challenge.
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Josh Manson Out Eight Weeks, Leaving Avalanche to Rework Their Blue Line
Josh Manson is expected to miss about eight weeks. Noah Juulsen is positioned to step in as Colorado adjusts without a key shutdown defender.
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NHL Rumors: Capitals Set High Price for Miroshnichenko as Larkin and Edvinsson Draw Interest
Washington is seeking a first-round pick for Ivan Miroshnichenko, while Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson headline separate trade discussions.
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Jack St. Ivany Sets Up Cole Hutson Twice as Capitals Extend Win Streak
St. Ivany assisted on both of Hutson’s goals in a 4-3 win over Nashville, giving Washington a three-game streak and an early boost to its defensive depth.
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NHL Trade Rumors: Predators’ Skjei Contract, Canucks’ Veteran Options and Leafs’ Defense Search
Nashville’s Skjei contract may be a hurdle, while Vancouver weighs veteran trades and Toronto scouts defensemen at several price points.
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BU Hockey’s Scoring Surge Faces a Test Against No. 19 Maine
BU scored 10 goals against UConn, but allowed eight. The Terriers face a Maine team fresh off a pair of 3-0 shutout wins.
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Could Evander Kane Fit the Oilers’ Fourth Line in a Reunion?
Kane’s scoring and physical play could help Edmonton’s bottom six, but discipline, mobility and a smaller role would decide whether a reunion makes sense.