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Ahead of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft where the Calgary Flames hold two first-round selections, general manager Craig Conroy says Rasmus Andersson's expiring contract won't be a distraction this fall if the defenceman isn't moved.

If the goal is to build a playoff team and not look out of place once they get back there, Toronto is going to need players like the South Carolina sophomore, Josh Lewenberg writes.

One of the challenges this year is that there are so many teams with a chance that there will be a lot of demand for a small supply of trade candidates, Steve Phillips writes.

With Mitch Marner just one month away from becoming a free agent, FanDuel has priced a market on his next team, with three coming in shorter than 5-1 odds.

Multiple league sources have confirmed to TSN that the ninth pick is believed to be available as Toronto looks to upgrade its roster with established players, Josh Lewenberg writes.

If you look at our final ranking by Bob McKenzie, and then check any other lists, you’re going to find the same 8-10 names after Matthew Schaefer and Michael Misa. But how are those players viewed within the top 10?

Star forward Mitch Marner signing in Vegas? Vancouver and Edmonton working out a trade for goaltender Thatcher Demko? Travis Yost has more on why he feels both moves are extremely viable right now.

If, as expected, Matthew Schaefer is taken No. 1 overall by the Islanders, it will be unprecedented. That is, no No. 1 pick will have ever played so few games in his draft year as Schaefer.

Winnipeg opened the season at +380 to win the Grey Cup as a co-favourite with the Toronto Argonauts at FanDuel. The top choices to win it all have trended in opposite directions out of the gates.