It's summertime in the NHL. The Stanley Cup has been hoisted, a new crop of players has been drafted and a handful of ...

The Los Angeles Kings were expected to be big-name hunting this offseason, and while they never got a chance to land Mitchell ...

Brock Boeser stayed put in Vancouver. The New York Rangers retooled their blue line by landing free agency’s top defenseman ...

The Kings have been eliminated by the Oilers in the Stanley Cup Playoffs in each of the last four seasons and were expected to make changes this summer as they try to get past the first round.

NHL teams may have been smarter in free agency than in past years, but there were still a few head-scratching contracts ...

Multiple free agency moves were made by the Kings and their roster holes were most definitely filled. The question is, though ...

Of course the Blackhawks did as little as possible around July 1 because of course the Blackhawks are going to tank for Gavin ...

The first week of the 2025 NHL free agency period has come to a close. Nearly 200 contracts were signed, totaling over $800 ...

A dream was realized for Caeden Herrington on Saturday afternoon with a single phone call.Standing in his Manchester home ...

Holland also added two veteran right wingers with former Montreal Canadien Joel Armia and former Oiler Corey Perry. The two ...

With NHL free agency underway, there are already some losers emerging. When the window opens, the frenzy begins. Some teams ...

The Kings still have a little under $6 million of cap space, but most of their offseason work appears to be complete.