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2025 NHL Re-Draft: Schaefer Still No. 1, Martone to Mammoth

The 2025 NHL Draft featured high-end talent at all three positions, headlined by New York Islanders star Matthew Schaefer. Owen Cameron takes a look at what changes would be made if general managers across the league had a second chance to make their picks.

Projecting Will Smith's Next Contract After Macklin Celebrini's Extension

The San Jose Sharks recently signed superstar Macklin Celebrini to a massive contract extension, but San Jose GM Mike Grier also needs to sign youngster Will Smith to a new deal. How much should Smith expect to be paid on his next extension, and how will it affect the rest of the Sharks?

NHL Off-Season Rankings: No. 25, Montreal Canadiens

TheHockeyNews.com's off-season rankings has the Montreal Canadiens slotted in 25th place. Montreal needed help putting them over the top as a Stanley Cup playoff front-runner, but they didn't get it. What must the Canadiens do to win it all?

Exploring Ducks Trades To Clear Space For A Cutter Gauthier Extension

After matching Leo Carlsson's massive five-year offer sheet, the Anaheim Ducks still have work to do. Cutter Gauthier is due for a large raise and remains without a contract. Who are some players that may need to be traded in order to clear cap space for their top goal-scorer?

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NHL Off-Season Rankings: No. 26, Ottawa Senators

TheHockeyNews.com's off-season ranking has the Ottawa Senators slotted in 26th place. Ottawa were hurt by the departure of ex-captain Brady Tkachuk, but they made other moves to stem the bleeding. How will Ottawa do without Tkachuk?

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Top Three Centers In The NHL's Atlantic Division

The Atlantic Division may not have many of the very best centers in the league, but they have a bunch of guys in that next tier down. Which of those centers are most likely to have the biggest impact in 2026-27?

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