In one fell swoop the San Jose Sharks have moved themselves in the NHL's upper echelon.
Marking an unofficial end of an era, Detroit Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg has been forced to close the book on his career.
The NHL superstar seemed to be in disbelief when addressing the media and fans about the trade which sent him to San Jose.
New York Islanders' goaltender Robin Lehner has opened up about his substance abuse and depression in a first-person special for The Athletic.
Tyler Seguin's mega extension is an obvious coup, but a win for the Dallas Stars as well.
Police say Watson assaulted his girlfriend, who gave birth to their child just weeks prior, at a gas station in Tennessee last June.
Based on the comments Lou Lamoriello made to The New York Post recently, the New York Islanders have turned the page on John Tavares.
In the latest NHL countdown, we look at Eugene Melnyk's weird video, Steve Goodbyzerman, a Bruins trade and future labor strife.
The Toronto centre was quickly met by NHL officials for a drug test after he scored four goals in his first National Hockey League game.
The veteran netminder is going all out for the design of his mask for the upcoming season.
According to multiple sources, Tampa Bay's general manager Steve Yzerman will be moving into a senior advisory role in this, the final year of his current contract.
Eugene Melynk, the owner of the Ottawa Senators, sat down for a chat with Mark Borowiecki in a bizarre video released by the team.
The Max Pacioretty trade is just the latest example of incompetence from Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin.
Montreal Canadiens captain Max Pacioretty has been traded to the Vegas Golden Knights for Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki and a second round pick in the 2019 draft.
The Montreal Canadiens have traded captain Max Pacioretty to the Vegas Golden Knights after he spent 10 years with the team.
Saturday's clash between the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs in Montreal, the second game of a rookie tournament also featuring the hometown Canadiens, was a barn burner.
The young Sabre looks destined to live up to the hype that came with being this year's No. 1 pick.
Maple Leafs fans aren't the only ones drinking the Kool-Aid this summer -- players from across the league are, too.
With NHL training camps opening in 10 days, there's plenty of questions to answer.
Jalen Ramsey claimed he could make the NHL after just six months of training. Some NHL players weren't amused by his optimism.
Blake Wheeler's five-year, $41.25 million extension is yet another sign that NHL GMs continue to gamble with players north of 30 years old.
Attorneys for a group of former NHL players who are suing the league over concussions have recently engaged in negotiations with representatives of the league.
Media are lucky to have the opportunity to enter NHL dressing rooms and ask the questions they want answered. Some players tell us the rules that must be followed though.
There are many hot button topics surrounding the NHL right now. Unfortunately, there has been one key issue that hasn’t received the attention that it deserves amongst the sport’s elite: face tattoos.
In the latest NHL countdown, we look at the Canadiens' real problem, maybe making a mistake in Boston and that bizarre Blake Wheeler deal.
It's not entirely fair to vilify the NHL for suspending Nate Schmidt, but they haven't exactly earned the benefit of the doubt on any issue.
Nate Schmidt has been suspended for 20 games for violating the terms of the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program."
While visiting Washington this summer, Philipp Grubauer has been hitting the streets near the White House to play street hockey with some of the locals.
Allan Walsh of Octagon Hockey denied a report stating that his client had asked for a trade on multiple occasions.
Dansk will be commemorating victims from last year's shooting with a stunning new mask for the upcoming season.
Ryan O'Reilly reflects on the comments he made about Buffalo's team culture back in April at this week's Biosteel Camp in Toronto.
The Edmonton Oilers are such a questionable outfit that their best chance might be Connor McDavid finding a new level.
The Detroit Red Wings' veteran is suffering from a bad back and will miss some time to start the 2018-19 season.
Apparently NHL teams are so concerned about Fortnite, OHL players are being advised to scrub all references to it from their social media accounts.
Everyone assumes the Detroit Red Wings won't be much good next year, but without Henrik Zetterberg they might be historically inept.
After years of the traditional pair of Habs' logos at centre ice, the team is swapping that look for a completely new one.
Joe Murphy, the first overall pick in the 1986 NHL draft and a former Stanley Cup champion, has been living homeless in Ontario for several years.
The Canucks have the prospects to get a deal done for Erik Karlsson, but there are a number of other teams that are a better fit.
On the day Usain Bolt turned 32-years-old, P.K. Subban and Terrell Owens did their best impression of the sprinting legend while training together at UCLA. When the dust settled, a strong start and slight height advantage helped Owens to edge out his puck-playing counterpart.
The Edmonton Oilers took the first step in softening the blow of losing blue-liner Andrej Sekera for potentially the entire season with the signing of Czech defenceman Jakub Jerabek to a one-year deal on Monday.
The Montreal Canadiens traded Kerby Rychel to the Calgary Flames in exchange for Hunter Shinkaruk.
The 2006 Olympic gold medalist may be hanging up his skates after the 2018-19 season.
Following his retirement, Eric Lindros continues to advocate for a different, less dangerous brand of hockey.
The former NHL defenseman is suing the league, claiming it "failed to protect him from brain injuries during his 12-year career."
With the exception of the Maple Leafs and Jets fans, folks who follow hockey all across Canada are having some bad luck.
The Nashville Predators somehow continue to put together an envious roster at a very reasonable cost.
Washington's star winger made sure a pair of members from the team's championship run also got a day with the Cup.
Vancouver Canucks will have a chance to relive the magical run to the 1994 Stanley Cup Final next season when the 'Flying Skate' jersey returns to the rotation.
You don't have to pay non-franchise players like Dylan Larkin like they're almost franchise players just because you don't have anyone better than that.
The #SticksOutForHumboldt movement will be featured in the newest NHL video game.