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Canucks, city explore building dedicated practice rink in Vancouver
The Vancouver Canucks took the first step toward a dedicated practice facility Thursday, signing a memorandum of understanding with the City of Vancouver.
NHL’s record AAV bar moves again as Celebrini takes title from Carlsson after less than a month
Less than a month after Anaheim Ducks centre Leo Carlsson landed a record-setting $18 million average annual value via an offer sheet from the Philadelphia Flyers, Macklin Celebrini raised the bar once again.
Celebrini, Sharks agree to five-year, $94M extension at record $18.8M AAV
The San Jose Sharks have signed superstar forward Macklin Celebrini to a five-year, $94 million contract extension that carries a cap hit of $18.8 million.
Report: Senators, Batherson ‘aren’t close’ in extension talks
While the Ottawa Senators have opened contract talks with winger Drake Batherson, Bruce Garrioch of Postmedia reports a deal does not appear imminent between the two sides.
Report: Wild GM Guerin set to meet Hughes in Michigan to continue contract talks
Minnesota Wild general manager Bill Guerin is set to meet with star defenceman Quinn Hughes in Michigan this week as extension talks between the two sides, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports.
Cal Foote heads back overseas, joining Sweden’s Färjestad BK
After spending last season in the AHL, defenceman Cal Foote is headed back overseas to continue his playing career.
Former Jets, Maple Leafs G Hutchinson retires at 36
Veteran goaltender Michael Hutchinson announced his retirement on Monday after 11 seasons in the NHL.
Babcock a hot topic as McDavid, Draisaitl attend Hyman charity event
Oilers leadership group excited for the year ahead amid a longer off-season than usual, Mark Masters writes.
Habs acquire winger Pastujov from Ducks for F Farrell in swap of RFAs
The Montreal Canadiens acquired winger Sasha Pastujov from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for centre Sean Farrell on Monday.
Glasberg breaks down ‘incredible exercise’ of leading search committee to find Maple Leafs’ new general manager
John Chayka’s hiring by the Toronto Maple Leafs in early May to serve as the team’s 19th general manager in franchise history was met with questions and skepticism from the media and fans alike.
Hyman had ‘great experience’ with Babcock in Toronto, believes he can push Oilers over hump
Zach Hyman says he had a great experience with Mike Babcock in Toronto and believes that combined with DJ Smith, the Oilers have the best coaching staff in the NHL.
The power of a positive penalty advantage
Travis Yost takes a look at which NHL players are the best at creating incremental power plays for their team.
Report: Blue Jackets have not had calls on Marchenko lately
The Columbus Blue Jackets have not had calls on forward Kirill Marchenko since early in the summer, according to The Athletic’s Aaron Portzline.
Report: Tortorella still open to coaching after brief stint ends in Vegas
John Tortorella hasn’t closed the door on coaching at 68, some two months after his latest, brief stint ended two wins short of a Stanley Cup and not being rehired by the Vegas Golden Knights.
Panthers, G Schmid avoid arbitration with two-year contract
Goaltender Akira Schmid and the Florida Panthers have reached a two-year contract to avoid arbitration, it was announced Friday evening.
Blackhawks hoping that Kane will ignite Chicago’s weak offence for a second time
When the Chicago Blackhawks selected Patrick Kane No. 1 overall in the 2007 draft, they counted on the forward, then just 18, to give their rebuilding team and its sputtering offense an immediate boost.
Canucks’ Granato shifts from assistant general manager to adviser role
Cammi Granato is changing roles within the Vancouver Canucks’ front office.
Report: Blue Jackets, Sillinger avoid arbitration with three-year deal
The Columbus Blue Jackets and restricted free agent forward Cole Sillinger have avoided arbitration with a three-year, $13.875 million agreement, according to The Athletic’s Aaron Portzline.
Blackhawks’ Mangiapane excited for chance to play alongside ‘legend’ Kane
Count Andrew Mangiapane among those who were happy to see the Chicago Blackhawks bring back franchise icon Patrick Kane in free agency. Kane signed a two-year deal with the Blackhawks on Thursday to return to the team he won three Stanley Cups with, and Mangiapane is looking forward to sharing the ice with the former Hart Trophy winner in the place where it all started.
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