Blackhawks super rookie Connor Bedard has already proven to be a ratings hit for the NHL just two games into his career.
The Calgary Flames won the first game of their 2023-24 in a way that ran in stark contrast to their 2022-23 woes.
Sidney Crosby, Kris Letang and Evgeni Malkin have been the Penguins' core leaders since the 2006-07 NHL season.
The Flyers host their Pride Night on Jan. 10, and Scott Laughton thinks he'll adorn his stick with Pride Tape for that game.
The generational prospect got to tussle with one of the best players of all time in his NHL debut.
From Auston Matthews to Eric Lindros, these rookies dazzled right from the word go.
The league's decision to ban Pride Tape isn't sitting well with a number of NHL players — including the world's best.
Sidney Crosby’s goal was enough to show why he’s still among the NHL's elite but Tuesday was Connor Bedard’s night.
Connor Bedard kicked off his NHL career by taking the opening draw against Hall Of Famer Sidney Crosby, and things only went up from there.
The 2023 NHL season opens with a can't-miss tripleheader event. Here's what you need to know.
Minten isn't destined for greatness just because he cracked an NHL roster at a young age, but he is doing something his peers rarely manage.
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman said in June players would not be allowed to wear specialty jerseys during warmups because it has "become a distraction."
The Toronto Maple Leafs will be Stanley Cup champions in 2024, according to NHL 24.
In a memo sent to the NHL's 32 clubs, the league has decided that it will no longer permit players to use Pride Tape.
Jonathan Drouin and his agent, who both grew up in Quebec, opened up about how difficult it can be to play in Montreal, where you're always under the microscope.
From the elite to the bottom of the barrel, here's how all 32 NHL teams slot in ahead of the new season.
The NHL is back, and there will be plenty to chew on in the first three games of the year.
From battles with Father Time to decisions on whether or not to rebuild, here's the biggest question for each of the NHL's 32 teams.
With opening night just days away, these are the faces across the league, on and off the ice, that will define the 2023-24 NHL campaign.
The life of an NHL coach is defined by instability, and these seven bench bosses could be feeling the heat already.
Though there will be lots of intrigue across the NHL this year, you might want to pay a little extra attention to these stories as the season rolls on.
Each of the NHL's divisions boasts at least two credible Stanley Cup contenders.
The Pacific Division features the reigning champs, the NHL's best player, and a Seattle Kraken team that arrived ahead of schedule last season.
The Central Division has two Western Conference powerhouses and six teams aspiring to improve on their 2022-23 campaigns.
The Atlantic Division has been home to some of the NHL's heavyweights in recent years, but cracks are showing in its traditional powers.
The Metro includes three teams that put up 107-plus points last season, but there's plenty of intrigue beyond the top dogs, including the aging Penguins.
The NHL's race to the bottom was under the microscope in 2022-23 thanks to Connor Bedard, but tanking won't be going away in 2023-24.
These five NHLers are coming off disappointing campaigns, but you shouldn't expect their struggles to continue.
These five players head into the new NHL campaign with heightened expectations after they failed to deliver on promise a year ago.
Just because a team made the playoffs in 2022-23 doesn't mean they'll be fighting for the Stanley Cup again this season.
It's rare for an NHL team to go from missing the postseason to winning it all, but the Golden Knights just showed it can be done.
Will this be the year Alexis Lafreniere finally reaches his potential? Can Rasmus Sandin build on last season's strong finish?
Unless you're a dedicated fan of one of these clubs, it's best to avoid watching them play hockey at all this season.
Not every team in the NHL is must-see TV, but these five squads certainly are.
Whether you're a new fan or you're abandoning ship on your previous favorite, we have some suggestions for which NHL team to support.
From big retirements, signings, trades and coaching moves to which teams improved and declined the most — here's a quick recap of the 2023 NHL offseason.
The Sabres rewarded the star blueliner with an eight-year deal on the heels of a terrific 2022-23 campaign.
Fraser Minten will realize his dream of playing in the NHL, and he'll do it as a teenager.
The Sabres need to keep the big picture in mind when deciding what to do with top prospect Zach Benson this season.
Fans have gotten an up close look at the future of the Maple Leafs this preseason, plus other musing as Maple Leafs camp nears its conclusion.
Philadelphia Flyers' top prospect Matvei Michkov's season got off to a rough start through no fault of his own, but now he's back to showcasing his skills.
We all have our favorite draft targets, but it's also key to know which players to avoid. Let's examine 12 players you might want to fade at their ADP.
The Anaheim Ducks have signed the silky smooth forward to a three-year deal just days before the start of the NHL regular season.
After missing the last two seasons amid a battle with long COVID, Brandon Sutter's NHL comeback attempt has come to an end.
The Devils and Kings are poised to be good both now and in the future, but is their team-building approach holding them back?
Here are some of the most notable preseason stories to monitor before the 2023-24 NHL campaign gets going.
There wasn't much chatter around Patrick Kane this summer, but after his agency posted a video of the star doing drills, he looks closer to finding a new home.
The Vegas Golden Knights captain didn't hold back his thoughts after getting leveled by Kings minor leaguer Hayden Hodgson.
Plenty of high-profile players are heading into the final year of their deals, which should make for some tough decisions — and an entertaining few months.
The situation unfolding in Ottawa is the latest piece of evidence that cash — aka cap space — is still king in the NHL.