LIVE: Daniel Alfredsson discusses new role as Maple Leafs associate coach
Watch LIVE as Daniel Alfredsson speaks to the media following his appointment as associate coach with the Maple Leafs.
Maple Leafs hire former Senators rival Alfredsson as associate coach
In a surprising turn of events, Ottawa Senators legend Daniel Alfredsson is joining the Toronto Maple Leafs as an associate coach, the team announced on Tuesday. The Maple Leafs also named former Toronto Marlies bench boss John Gruden and Brad Werenka to the coaching staff as assistants.
Senators and Giroux agree to one-year contract
The Ottawa Senators have agreed to terms with forward Claude Giroux on a one-year contract, the team announced on Tuesday. The contract carries a base salary of $2 million for next season with bonuses that could reach a maximum value of $5 million.
Report: Veteran forward Giroux closing in on return to Senators
The Ottawa Senators and forward Claude Giroux are closing in on a deal to bring him back to the nation’s capital, according to Postmedia’s Bruce Garrioch. Giroux, 38, had 14 goals and 49 points in 82 games with the Senators last season.
Flames sign Nemec to five-year, $36.25M contract
The Flames have signed restricted free agent defenceman Simon Nemec to a five-year, $36.25 million contract that carries a cap hit of $7.25 million. Nemec was acquired from the Devils, along with forward Maksim Tsyplakov, on June 23 in exchange for two first-round picks and an additional second-rounder.
Oleksiak says opportunity to join Canucks was 'tough to turn down'
Jamie Oleksiak explains what it was like to be a free agent for the first time in his career and why the opportunity from the Canucks was 'tough to turn down'.
Andersen excited to reunite with Babcock and play in three-goalie rotation
Frederik Andersen spoke to the media for the first time since joining the Oilers, and spoke about his decision to join Edmonton, and says he has had nothing but good experiences with head coach Mike Babcock. Andersen is expected to share time in the net with Tristan Jarry and Devon Levi. Edmonton's new goalie sees it as a positive with the demanding schedule to keep the guys fresh ahead of a playoff run.
Oilers goalie Andersen reassured knee injury won't need any surgery
Fresh off of a Stanley Cup win, Frederik Andersen left Carolina to sign in Edmonton. During the Final, Andersen stopped being the starter after revealing that he was dealing with a knee injury. The new Oilers goalie said that there shouldn't be any issues heading into training camp after exit medical evaluations.
Ovechkin explains 'easy decision' to return to Capitals
Alex Ovechkin explains why the decision was easy to return to the Capitals on a one-year deal. Caps owner Ted Leonsis shares his level of excitement once he learned that Ovi wanted to come back.
Koblar sees parallels between historic IIHF bronze and Norway World Cup run but he's no Haaland
Tinus Luc Koblar sees similarities between Norway's historic run to a first IIHF World Championship medal in the spring and what the national team is doing now at the World Cup. The 18-year-old centre impressed at Leafs development camp this week, but is quick to stress he's no Erling Haaland.
McKenna eager to build momentum after showing off compete level at Leafs development camp
Gavin McKenna did not hit the scoresheet in Saturday's development camp scrimmage, but felt he was able to stand out with his compete level. Assistant GM Hayley Wickenheiser is hoping the Penn State product will now get some rest, but McKenna is already "itching" to get back on the ice.
'Can't wait to call this place home': McKenna feels Toronto love even if Drake didn't see him wave
Gavin McKenna enjoyed feeling the buzz in Toronto this week. "Can’t wait to finally call this place home," the 18-year-old from Whitehorse said. Attending Thursday's World Cup match was McKenna's favourite moment even if his attempt to catch the eye of Drake didn't work out.
After inking first NHL contract, McKenna reveals new Leafs number will be 92
During a media session on Saturday, Gavin McKenna revealed he will change his number to 92 out of respect for veteran goalie Sergei Bobrovsky, who wears his usual No. 72. The first overall pick also described what it was like to sign his entry-level contract in front of his parents.
Ducks’ Carlsson signs five-year, $90M offer sheet with Flyers
The Flyers have signed Ducks centre Leo Carlsson to a five-year, $90 million offer sheet that carries an AAV of $18 million. If Anaheim does not match, Philadelphia will send their next four first-round picks as compensation. TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron joins SportsCentre to discuss.
Does being 'the villains' give the Panthers a psychological advantage?
Now with a roster that sports both Tkachuk brothers, Brad Marchand, Sam Bennett, and now Radko Gudas, the Florida Panthers management are clearly embracing the villain role. This edition of That's Hockey ponders the question: Does that give them a psychological advantage?
Bobrovsky appreciates 'bright guy' McKenna ceding No. 72: 'He's got really positive energy'
Gavin McKenna deferred to the veteran when asked if he or Sergei Bobrovsky would be wearing number 72 next season, and Sergei Bobrovsky says the McKenna made sure to let him know the number was his. He spoke about playing with McKenna, and reuniting with some of his former teammates in Anthony Stolarz and Steven Lorentz.
'A big responsibility': Bobrovsky embraces chance to bounce back in 'capital of hockey'
Sergei Bobrovsky had a down season for the Panthers, posting a .877 save percentage as his team struggled with injuries and ultimately missed the playoffs. He spoke about what he learned from that experience, and how he's ready to embrace the "big responsibility" that comes with playing in "the capital of hockey" in Toronto.
'It's a business': Bobrovsky respects Panthers decision to 'move in different direction'
Sergei Bobrovsky says he didn't know he wasn't going to re-sign in Florida until they made the move to acquire Jacob Markstrom the day before free agency began, He spoke about why he and the Panthers split, and why he chose Toronto as his new home.
Seth Rollins wants to see Alex Ovechkin get 1,000 goals
WWE superstar Seth Rollins says he wants to see Alex Ovechkin get 1,000 goals.
Leafs made Blueger 'feel like you're wanted'; hopes to reignite chemistry with Joshua
The Toronto Maple Leafs signed Teddy Blueger to a two-year deal when the free agent frenzy started on July 1st, and he met with the media to chat about why he chose Toronto, his stylistic fit with the club, and reuniting with Dakota Joshua.
Last-place season with Canucks taught Blueger importance of culture, cohesion
The Vancouver Canucks had a tumultuous season last season that saw their captain traded, and a last-place finish. Teddy Blueger, formerly of those Canucks, now signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs, reflects on the season that was and what he learned from the experience
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