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Anxious to put last season’s struggled in the rear-view mirror, goaltender Tristan Jarry spent the summer preparing for what he and the Edmonton Oilers hope is a positive bounce-back season.
Jack Roslovic is getting the first look on the right side of the top line beside centre Auston Matthews and left winger Matthew Knies at Leafs training camp, Mark Masters writes.
Sam Montembeault still believes he is part of the Montreal Canadiens' plans, even after general manager Kent Hughes told reporters earlier in September that the team will not carry three goaltenders once the regular season begins.
The Canucks are turning to their young talent as they launch into a rebuild this season. Braedon Cootes is one of 12 players 21 years old and younger that the team brought to training camp in Penticton, B.C., this week.
Liberal MPs are condemning a pro hockey player’s support for the Putin regime but are stopping short of calling for him to be banned from Canada.
Evgeni Malkin remains as passionate as ever about hockey as his 21st season with the Pittsburgh Penguins begins.
While they are among the teams that have been linked to three-time Vezina Trophy-winning goalie and 2024-25 MVP Connor Hellebuyck, Devils GM Sunny Mehta expressed confidence in the team’s current situation in net.
The Calgary Flames have signed restricted free agent forward Brennan Othmann to a one-year, two-way contract worth $975,000.
Connor McDavid is No. 1 on TSN’s 2026-27 list of the projected Top 50 NHL players, making it 10 straight years for the sublimely skilled Edmonton Oiler, beginning in 2017.
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Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks are entering a new phase after a tear down and rebuild led to seven straight seasons without a playoff berth.
The Toronto Maple Leafs took to the ice for their first practice of training camp on Sunday and No. 1 overall pick Gavin McKenna is already showing why he was selected at that level, writes TSN's Mark Masters.
You wouldn’t expect a team that’s finished one day of training camp to be dealing with heartbreak so early in the preseason, but that’s the word Winnipeg Jets star Kyle Connor used to describe his feelings about star goaltender and good friend Connor Hellebuyck asking for a trade and not showing up to camp, Danielle Bain writes.
Claude Giroux has gone through plenty of training camps through the course of his career but there’s still a sense of excitement taking the ice for the first time in a pre-season.
Barely three months had passed since the Carolina Hurricanes finally punched through a playoff roadblock to win another Stanley Cup when it was time to turn their attention forward to another season.
Manny Malhotra has been waiting for this moment a long time. The 46-year-old former NHL forward was named the 23rd head coach in franchise history, part of a wave of change that washed over the Canucks after Vancouver finished last season at the bottom of the league standings with a 25-49-8 record.
Sidney Crosby seems at peace with his contract status as his 22nd season with the Pittsburgh Penguins begins. Same goes for teammate Erik Karlsson, though for slightly different reasons.
Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff said Thursday that the team has been trying to deal star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck since he asked for a trade and is still searching for “a resolution that works for both sides.”
Hughes said after the team’s first practice on Thursday that he’s plenty satisfied with the direction and state of the organization and simply hasn’t gotten around to thinking hard about the next phase of his career.
Kevin Cheveldayoff seemed to have the weight of the hockey world on his shoulders while trying to stickhandle around the awkward situation currently brewing with disgruntled goaltender Connor Hellebuyck.
Missing franchise goaltender Igor Shesterkin and No. 1 defenseman Adam Fox for periods of time exposed a lack of depth, which general manager Chris Drury endeavored to fix as part of a busy summer of changes. Those fresh faces are behind the renewed optimism around the Rangers as they opened training camp Thursday.
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