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3 Huge Names Listed as Wild GM Bill Guerin Setting Up for ‘Next Superstar Swing’

The Minnesota Wild made their big swing earlier this season, pulling off a blockbuster deal, landing the second-best defenseman in hockey, Quinn Hughes. But according to reports, GM Bill Guerin will be right back on his horse this summer, setting up for his "next superstar swing." Wild insider Michael Russo of The Athletic tells us that " there’s a reason — and a good one — that Guerin didn’t blow the Wild’s remaining potential trade assets at this year’s deadline for B players. He has every i...

Oilers European free agent targets: Could Alexander Smolin deepen Edmonton’s goaltending ranks?

With leagues around the world either in the midst of, or gearing up for, playoff season, attention naturally begins to shift toward notable free agents. While additions from the European free-agent market don’t always pan out, as we saw with the Edmonton Oilers’ recent experiment with David Tomášek, it remains a low-cost, relatively low-risk avenue…

Chelsea Team News at Everton: Trevoh Chalobah, Malo Gusto, Jamie Gittens

Central defender Trevoh Chalobah suffered a horrific looking ankle injury last night, during Chelsea’s 3-0 loss to PSG in the UEFA Champions League. His ankle twisted a full 180 degrees, and led to his being stretchered off. According to Yahoo Sports, Chalobah posted an Instragram story in which he said the ankle “should be broken,” […] The post Chelsea Team News at Everton: Trevoh Chalobah, Malo Gusto, Jamie Gittens appeared first on The Sports Bank .

4 Trade Targets Named For Flyers at Center

The Philadelphia Flyers are loaded on the wing, but have a lack of center depth at the NHL level. They have several pivots occupying their top 10 prospects list, but for immediate help at the NHL level, the team will have to look elsewhere. That has prompted Philly insider and Daily Faceoff writer Anthony Di Marco to propose four trade targets for the team to go after this summer.  Robert Thomas, St. Louis Blues Thomas was the biggest name out there at the trade deadline, but the Blues ne...

Jared Spurgeon Is the Wild's Quiet Heartbeat

Jared Spurgeon isn’t just the quiet heartbeat of the Minnesota Wild's blue line. He's one of the franchise’s defining figures, shaping the team’s identity on the ice and the organization's and community's culture away from it. Since arriving in Minnesota as an undersized, overlooked defenseman...

Oilers GM Reveals Latest Details on Draisaitl Injury Return Target Date

We reported yesterday that  the Edmonton Oilers announced that their superstar forward Leon Draisaitl would be out for the remainder of the regular season . But there was no mention of anything to do with treatment or playoff ramifications. Today, Oilers general manager Stan Bowman tried to clarify a couple of things.  As the NHL's GM Meetings continue in Florida, insider Elliotte Friedman was able to catch up with Bowman to get the latest on the troubling Leon Draisaitl injury ...

Neymar makes Lamine Yamal prediction ahead of Barcelona’s clash with Newcastle

Former Barcelona star Neymar is predicting Lamine Yamal and Raphinha will score for Hansi Flick’s side on Wednesday night in their Champions League clash with Newcastle. Yamal seems to have been taking inspiration from Neymar ahead of the game, posting a video of the Brazilian in action on Instagram, along with the message “see you […]

Scouting Jets safety Dane Belton

Over the next few months, we’ll be breaking down all of the players added by the Jets during free agency and in the legal tampering window. We continue today with safety Dane Belton. The 25-year old Belton is listed at 6’1” and 205 pounds and was a fourth round pick out of Iowa in 2022. […]

2025 Season in Review: Ezequiel Duran

With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025. Today we are looking at infielder Ezequiel Duran. Once upon a time, Ezequiel Duran was considered […]

Panthers post-free agency projected depth chart

The offseason is far from over, but we’re starting to get a clearer picture of what teams are going to look like when they report to camp in a couple of months. We still have the draft that will drastically reshape parts of the roster, but we’re still at a good point to see what […]

NHL Cap Court: Do William Nylander or Adrian Kempe have bad contracts? Does anyone?

It’s been a while since we’ve broken out the Cap Court gimmick. The idea here is that we pick five players and try to figure out if they have bad contract from a team perspective. Too much money, too much term, that sort of thing. We make the case for and against, and find a few comparables to help us. Then we deliver a verdict. Nice and simple. Or at least it’s supposed to be. But now that the salary cap’s upper limit is growing again, and growing quickly, does anyone have a bad contract anym...

MTEN/WTEN: Indiana & Purdue/Wazzu & UW recaps

Men’s Tennis After splitting their road trip at the Illinois schools, the men returned home last weekend to face Indiana and Purdue. On Friday against the Hoosiers the Ducks picked up what would prove to be the critical doubles point from victories by Cameron Burton / Lachlan Robertson and #39 Matthew Burton / Pierre Mouesca […]

Thank Goodness the Wild Won Last Night

That's Wild The Minnesota Wild were able to have a well-earned 4-3 overtime win over the Chicago Blackhawks (even if the score shouldn't have been that close) and after losing their previous three games to non-playoff teams, that was so desperately needed. Even if the puck bounced one single ot...

Wednesday Morning Links

Morning, all! Shawn McFarland continues his top 30 prospect countdown with number 8, Winston Santos, and number 7, David Davilillo. The Rangers have two of the five minor league prospects listed as two way players after signing two teenagers last year that are both shortstops and right handed pitchers. Seong-Jun Kim and Josh Owen’s development […]

Heated Misogyny: A Conversation with Julie DiCaro about the US Men’s National Hockey Team

Editor’s note – Hi. A little while back, Acha, the former managing editor of this place inquired if she could share some thoughts about the U.S. Men’s Hockey team, their locker room conversation with the president, and the attendance of the vast majority of the team at the State of the Union. I agreed without hesitation. While we are primarily a site devoted to the Tampa Bay Lightning, every once in a while we have to step back and take a large look at the hockey world and how actions affect e...

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins leads by example, Connor Murphy’s first as an Oiler, and a Leon Draisaitl-sized hole

Despite beating the Predators on Sunday night, the big story from the evening was Leon Draisaitl leaving the game after a hit along the boards, which clearly left more damage than we might have initially anticipated. On Tuesday, the Oilers announced the former MVP would miss the remainder of the season with a lower-body injury….

Wilkes Weekly: McGroarty helps WBS end five-game losing streak

The Wilkes-Barre Penguins endured a season-long losing streak of five games, which they finally put to an end by defeating Lehigh Valley last Saturday. Rutger McGroarty scored the opening goal in the 3-1 win to set the tone. McGroarty has produced five points in the five games during month of the March. Sunday’s win was […]

NHL Rumors: Maple Leafs Urged to Take Unique Route With Morgan Rielly

The Toronto Maple Leafs are heading toward a summer of real change, and Morgan Rielly might be at the center of it.  According to Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos , the organization may need to consider a route that felt unthinkable not long ago.  If a trade cannot be worked out, a buyout could be the only realistic way forward. Nick Kypreos floats Morgan Rielly buyout option Kypreos openly questioned whether this is the offseason the Maple Leafs sit down with Rielly and try to move him,...

Bottom Six Minutes: Cole Caufield makes Bell Centre history

After dropping two consecutive contests on home ice this past weekend, the Montreal Canadiens found themselves in a pivotal game on Tuesday night. The Boston Bruins were in town, and arrived sitting just one point behind the Habs in the Atlantic Division standings. Despite controlling five-on-five play quite well through three periods, they lacked any semblance of puck luck, and found themselves tied through 60 minutes, heading into a tense overtime period with serious implications in the stan...