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Darnell Nurse’s time with the Edmonton Oilers is nearing its end. While rumours have swirled for a third straight year about the team looking to move on from the veteran defenceman, those talks are set to reignite in the coming days. According to Sportsnet’s Mark Spector, the Oilers are set to approach Nurse “in the coming…
We’re just about hitting the true midpoint of the Community Draft Board, and next up, we’re welcoming into the mix defenseman Xavier Villeneuve. A name that might be familiar to some of the prospect watchers around here, Villeneuve just wrapped up his third season in the QMJHL with Blainville-Boisbriand, where he was teammates with Flyers 2024 second-round pick Spencer Gill. Villeneuve put up a productive — if somewhat uneven — draft season, and has made a lot of fans for himself off of h...
I watched a lot of Iowa Wild games this year, took my annual road trip to catch a home series, and also went down to Des Moines to cover the team’s final two games of the season. Through it all, I was able to observe and document the growth, difficulties, and progress that players encountered as the...
After making the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in franchise history, the Utah Mammoth are primed to take the next step.
After a difficult 2025-26 season, Liverpool decided to move in a new direction. Last weekend, the Reds parted ways with head coach Arne Slot after two seasons in charge for the Dutch trainer and quickly moved to bring in Andoni Iraola after three successful seasons with Bournemouth for the Basque manager. After a week of […]
Harper's absence late in Game 1 left fans scratching their heads The post Mitch Johnson Explains Controversial Dylan Harper Decision in Spurs’ Game 1 Loss appeared first on HEAVY .
The Vancouver Canucks are a team that has engaged in its fair share of roster turnover in recent seasons as the squad enters a rebuilding phase under new management. Plenty of big name players from Vancouver’s past core have already been moved as the Canucks enter a new era. Quinn Hughes and J.T. Miller are […] The post Elias Pettersson’s Future With Vancouver in Doubt appeared first on HEAVY .
Matthew Schaefer has completely changed the trajectory of the New York Islanders franchise, but the NHL rookie of the year’s emergence was not enough to bring playoff hockey back to Long Island in 2025-26. The Isles missed the postseason for a second straight time, firing Patrick Roy late in the campaign and replacing him with […] The post NHL rumors: 5 Islanders not named Mat Barzal who could be on trade block appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Karl-Anthony Towns played one of his best games since joining the New York Knicks in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, and he also gave his best interview after it. Jalen Brunson looked angry after the Knicks took Game 1 of the Finals on the road against the Spurs. He looked angry at the San…
Potential No. 1 NHL draft pick Gavin McKenna has spent the past two years working with a former actor who trains prospects across sports on what to say and how to say it. That training has gone into action.
Carson Carels and Viggo Bjorck are among the top potential targets for the Flames at No. 6.
The New York Rangers are set to have a busy offseason this summer. General manager Chris Drury is widely expected to offload veteran center Vincent Trocheck in a major trade. While letting go of Trocheck will sting, New York is going through a retooling and has an eye on the future. With the star center […] The post Rangers Expected to Pursue Trade for Star Young Forward appeared first on HEAVY .
Cooper has been a finalist for the award before, but never received the honor until this year.
McKenna to the Leafs at No. 1 still makes the most sense – but what happens after that?
Stuart Skinner doesn’t seem long for Pittsburgh, but the Penguins could keep him if they make one move. Skinner, 27, experienced one of the worst seasons of his career in 2025-26, most of which he spent with the Penguins, so it’s not likely the organization is as eager to re-sign him as it was to […] The post Penguins rumors: The ‘long shot’ that could keep Stuart Skinner in Pittsburgh appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Vincent Trocheck was one of the most intriguing names mentioned in speculation ahead of March’s trade deadline, but the New York Rangers ultimately elected to keep the veteran center despite a disappointing 2025-26 campaign for the club. Trade chatter surrounding Trocheck hasn’t gone away, and The New York Post’s Mollie Walker added the Toronto Maple […] The post NHL rumors: Maple Leafs in on Rangers’ Vincent Trocheck sweepstakes appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Watts is expected to sign with one of the PWHL’s four expansion teams in the next week.
From time spent in Carolina with the Panthers in the mid-2010s to multiple stints with the Buffalo Bills as a backup safety, to a coaching fellowship in Orchard Park, Dean Marlowe has plenty of ties to Brandon Beane. The Monday following the 2026 NFL Draft, Marlowe announced on his Instagram that he had been selected […]
The Carolina Hurricanes lost Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final to the Vegas Golden Knights. It was one of the worst games of the playoffs so far for Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen. Andersen stopped just 18 of 23 shots in the Game 1 loss. Despite the struggles, Rod Brind’Amour is still supporting his netminder, […] The post Hurricanes coach Rod Brind’Amour throws support behind Frederik Andersen after tough Game 1 appeared first on ClutchPoints .
At this point in his career with the Boston Bruins, it’s probably time to drastically lower expectations for what Elias Lindholm is going to be for the next handful of years.
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Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final is coming up in a few hours, and as much as I tried to have the thing cancelled, I regret to inform everyone that the series is still happening between Carolina and Vegas. That means Edmonton Oilers fans who are still interested in watching hockey are being asked…
Carolina got out to a 2-0 lead in Game 1, but Vegas outplayed them the rest of the way in a 5-4 win.
Most of the 2026 NHL draft class is in Buffalo to interview with teams and undergo fitness testing. Here's what you need to know about the schedule, changes for the fitness testing this year and more.
The Hockey Show , Canada's only campus-produced radio show that strictly talks hockey, is doing a little clean-up tonight as there are a pile of stories that we said we'd tackle on previous shows and never got around to discussing. With hockey news seemingly being hot off the presses each week, things change quickly when deciding what topics to cover. Add in the fun we've had meeting and chatting with some of the great contestants on Survivor: NHL Playoffs and it makes some of the stories far ...