The Hockey News
Total reads
88
This week
0
Rank
#258 of 455
Published
1,002 posts
Last 12 weeks
Most read posts
Featured on Sportsblogs
Run this blog? Add the badge to your site to show readers you're featured — it links back to this page.
Latest Entries
The NHL's Early-Season Scoring Surge Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
The NHL has experienced a surge of offense in the first week of the 2026-27 season, with talented shooters thriving and goalies and coaches wondering where things went wrong. Adam Proteau breaks down why it's happening and what we can expect throughout the rest of the season.
Will Flyers' Struggling Power Play Force Briere To Make A Trade?
The Philadelphia Flyers' power play has been one of the worst special-teams units in the NHL over the past five seasons. Early signs in 2026-27 suggest these problems could continue, and GM Daniel Briere may need to find a way to shake things up.
The Hockey News Big Show: Will Ovechkin Close Out His NHL Career With A Stanley Cup?
Former NHLer Drew Shore joins Michael Traikos and Ryan Kennedy to discuss Alex Ovechkin’s final season announcement, Elias Pettersson’s potential return to form, and more.
The Hockey News' Top 80 Players In The NHL: 50-41
In celebration of The Hockey News' 80th year, we're ranking the top 80 NHL players entering the 2026-27 season. In this file, we're unveiling players 50 through 41.
Fantasy Hockey Who's Hot, Who's Not: Oilers' Trio Dominates, Stars and Panthers Stumble Early
The first week of the fantasy hockey season has come and gone, and it's time to recap which players came out of the gate hot and who performed well below expectations.
How The Capitals Can Prepare For Life Without Alex Ovechkin
For the Capitals, Alex Ovechkin has been the one constant for the last 20 years. But now that he's officially announced that 2026-27 will be his final season, they need to think about what happens next.
Capitals' Ovechkin To Retire At End Of 2026-27 NHL Season
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin has officially revealed that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2026-27 season.
NHL Rumor Roundup: Red Wings Now Have Two Key Players Who Prefer To Be Traded
The Detroit Red Wings are still dealing with Dylan Larkin's trade request, and now comes word that unsigned defenseman Simon Edvinsson prefers a trade.
The Hockey News Morning Skate: Joel Hofer Shines For Blues, Martone Struggles Early For Flyers, And More
In this edition of The Hockey News Morning Skate, Eric Cruikshank and Michael Traikos break down Joel Hofer's hot start for the St. Louis Blues, Porter Martone's early struggles with the Philadelphia Flyers, and more.
The Sun Is Dawning On A New Era For The NHL's Three California Teams
The three California NHL teams —the Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings, and San Jose Sharks—have grown accustomed to the Kings always leading the Ducks and Sharks in the Pacific Division standings. But is LA's place at the top of the California teams about to come to an abrupt end?
Three Potential NHL Trade Destinations For Red Wings' Simon Edvinsson
On Saturday, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman provided darker news for the Detroit Red Wings, reporting that Simon Edvinsson prefers a trade away from the organization. With that in mind, we look at three potential trade destinations for the 23-year-old defenseman.
NCAA Scoring Leader Ethan Wyttenbach Is Returning To Quinnipiac With Even Higher Aspirations
Ethan Wyttenbach emerged almost out of nowhere to lead the nation in scoring a year ago for one of the country's best teams. Now, he and his team have even bigger aspirations.
What Could Aleksander Barkov's Injury Means For The Panthers' Playoff Chances, Trade Activity?
The Florida Panthers suffered a catastrophic blow last season when star center Aleksander Barkov missed the year with a knee injury. But in Florida's second game this year, Barkov suffered another major leg injury. What does this new Barkov injury mean for Florida's playoff chances this season?
Are The Oilers Going To Let Goaltending Be The Downfall Of McDavid's Era?
To start the 2026-27 NHL season, the Edmonton Oilers appear to have similar problems to those they've faced in the past. Connor McDavid's offense can win them games, but their defense and goaltending can lose them games just as fast.
Simon Edvinsson Reportedly Seeking A Trade Amid Contract Stalemate; Red Wings Still Prioritizing Re-Signing Him
During Sportsnet's Saturday Night Headlines, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that due to frustrations about his contract situation, Simon Edvinsson now prefers a trade. Despite that, the team has made it clear around the NHL that they are still prioritizing re-signing him.
Will The Utah Mammoth Thrive Or Falter In The NHL's Competitive Central Division?
The Utah Mammoth had a solid 2025-26 season, making the playoffs and finishing fourth in the highly competitive Central Division. But the Central has only gotten tougher this summer, so we ask: will Utah keep climbing the Central ranks, or is disappointment ahead?
Climbing The Arch: Mason McTavish Is Ready To Bounce Back With The St. Louis Blues
Mason McTavish struggled to improve on a career campaign as the Anaheim Ducks flew upward in the Pacific. Just like the St. Louis Blues, however, he’s not one to sit back.
Canadiens' Dobes Quickly Becoming One Of The NHL's Most Valuable Goaltenders
With his bargain contract and continued stellar play, Montreal Canadiens goaltender Jakub Dobes is quickly becoming one of the NHL's most valuable goaltenders.
NHL Prospect Watch: Landon DuPont Looks Smashing In NCAA Debut, Which CHL Players Are Standing Out?
Landon DuPont looked as comfortable as ever and was everything as advertised in his NCAA debut. With CHL players returned to their major junior teams, which players will continue to light up their leagues now that the competition is at its peak?
Gary Bettman Should Point His Attention Towards NHL GMs When Discussing No-Trade Clauses
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman made news this week when he discussed no-trade and no-move clauses being something the NHL is keeping an eye on. But Bettman should focus his frustration not on the NHL players who have no-trades and no-moves, but rather, on the 32 GMs who hand them out like candy.
Calgary Flames' Last Season At The Saddledome Will Be Hard To Watch, But It's Necessary Pain
The Calgary Flames are about to play their final season at the Saddledome. But as the Flames continue rebuilding, it's likely to be another long year for the franchise. Still, there's plenty of room for intrigue with this Calgary team. What can Flames fans look forward to in 2026-27?
'It's Going To Be a Big Jump': Projected NHL No. 1 Overall Pick Landon DuPont Welcomes Challenge Of The NCAA
Landon DuPont is no stranger to pressure and the will needed to overcome challenges. Heading to the NCAA as a 17-year-old freshman is a task few can handle, but DuPont is prepared for whatever comes his way.
Secretary Of State For Sport Pays Visit To Roustan Sports In Brantford; Set To Make Announcement On New Productivity Mega Deduction
Canada's Secretary of State for Sport, Adam van Koeverden, visited the Roustan Sports headquarters and was impressed by the production lines for hockey sticks and hand-crafted watercraft paddles.
The Hockey News Big Show: How Will Barkov’s Injury Impact The Panthers?
Katie Gaus, Michael Traikos and Ryan Lambert break down Alexander Barkov’s injury with the Florida Panthers,
Hockey Canada Fails To Get On IIHF Council In Shocking Vote
Hockey Canada will not have a seat on the IIHF council for the first time in nearly 30 years after Franz Reindl was elected president. Hockey Canada president and CEO Katherine Henderson was unable to secure one of the three spots on the 15-member council.
Displaying items 1-25 of 1002 in total