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Penn State Hockey Freshman Profiles: Shea Busch

The Skinny Height: 6’3”Weight: 216 poundsDOB: June 12, 2007 (age 19)Shoots: LeftHometown: North Vancouver, BC, Canada2025-26 Team: Everett Silvertips (WHL)2025-26 Stats: 12 games played, 13 goals, 5 assists, +13NHL Draft: 2025 4th round (128th overall) by Florida Panthers 2026-27 Outlook Busch is coming off an upper-body injury that sidelined him from late October until April. […]

Don Taylor talks Rogers cuts, Canucks, Shane Wright, and more

On Wednesday’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal were joined by Don Taylor to discuss Rogers shutting down Sportsnet 650 before sharing his thoughts on the recent Shane Wright-to-Vancouver speculation. Taylor said the news of 650’s closure left him with a range of emotions, while also questioning how the situation was handled….

Introducing the 2026-27 LA Kings regular-season schedule

Introducing the 2026-27 LA Kings schedule! Always a fun day to put games to paper. The schedule this season will mark the return to 84 games around the NHL, the first time since the 1993-94 season. If you’d like to think about just how long that’s been, Dave Taylor played 33 games for the Kings […] The post Introducing the 2026-27 LA Kings regular-season schedule appeared first on LA Kings Insider .

Comments from the Other Side - Kings SL 7/15/26

 That was a fun game to watch.   I'm excited for Hugo this season.  I love his energy!!  I'm also excited to see what Cenac and Mitchell can do in the regular season.  I think if given a chance they will be able to add to the team.   Funny how they trashed Karaban and then ended up cheering for him.   My favorites are in bold.  What are yours?    everyone out but sharp. time for a legacy game. sharp dropping 40 and we still lose ...

The Yzerplan Failed, So It’s Time For Plan Z In Detroit

When Steve Yzerman took over as Red Wings general manager in 2019, the state of Michigan embraced him as the man who would return their hockey team to glory, or at least clean up the mess Ken Holland left behind. Some of that was nostalgia for the time he was the Wings' captain, helping them hoist three Stanley Cups. But it was based on something more tangible, too: Yzerman was coming from Tampa, and the Lightning's team-building in the 2010s was of the finest caliber. For his entire hockey ca...