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Weekly Cupcakes: Wolanin joins the Avalanche organization

Colorado Avalanche News Christian Wolanin has followed in his father’s footsteps to Denver, seeking a roster spot with the Avalanche after a long journey through the AHL. [The Hockey News] The Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club announced today the team has signed defenseman Noah Juulsen to a two-year contract through the 2027-28 season. [The Colorado Avalanche] Avalanche development […]

Monday Morning Bag Skate 7-6-26

This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS Articles about Bedard’s practice injury ( Sun-Times ) ( Athletic ) Blackhawks prospect updates: Vaclav Nestrasil continues rise toward top of pool ( Sun-Times ) How Blackhawks’ Connor Bedard negotiations could be affected by Leo Carlsson’s offer sheet ( Sun-Times ) Why does gaping hole remain in Blackhawks’ lineup next to Connor Bedard? ( Sun-Times ) Blackhawks, Byram agree to contract exte...

Monday Florida Panthers Offseason Caterwaul

Newly acquired Florida Panthers goalie Akira Schmid was one of fifteen players to file for salary arbitration over the weekend. Schmid joined the following restricted free agents in electing to go through the process: Xavier Bourgault (Ottawa Senators), Kirby Dach (Montreal Canadiens), Jamie Drysdale (Philadelphia Flyers), Jet Greaves (Columbus Blue Jackets), Alex Jefferies (New York Islanders), Peyton Krebs (Buffalo Sabres), Connor McMichael (St. Louis Blues), Cole Perfetti (Winnipeg Jet...

Andrey Santos ready to join Man Utd from Chelsea

Sources reveal to TEAMtalk the Blues’ stance on selling the Brazilian star to the Red Devils following confirmation from sources that Santos is now - very firmly - on INEOS's transfer wishlist

U.S. Soccer Is at the Rubicon

Philadelphia Union co-owner Richie Graham announced a new $50 million investment fund in 2019 built off a simple thesis: The 2026 men’s World Cup would transform soccer in the U.S., and with it, businesses around the sport. Graham’s For Soccer venture cast a wide net, backing properties focused on social media, marketing, youth tournaments and […]

Former Jets QB Admits He Accepted Special Teams Duty to Secure His NFL Pension Before Being Cut

Chris Streveler has never feared change, and one time it actually helped him. During his college season at Minnesota, he was moved from QB to WR after his freshman season. Years later, he was faced with this situation once again, only this time, his NFL pension was on the line. “Let me tell you guys […] The post Former Jets QB Admits He Accepted Special Teams Duty to Secure His NFL Pension Before Being Cut appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Morning Skate: Movement

Welcome to a new week, folks! We’ve reached the first full week of July, and while we had plenty of summer weather in Boston this past weekend, we actually have a respite from the 95-degree heat today, so…enjoy the outdoors. The NHL’s Summer of Chaos continued late last week and through the weekend, with signings, […]

Sick Puck Links: Kirby Dach Files For Arbitration; Flyers Give Record-Breaking Offersheet to Leo Carlsson

Get ready to start your Monday morning with the latest and hottest news from the weekend across the hockey world! The roster moves continued on the free agent market throughout the weekend, and we’ve got all the details for you here in today’s Sick Puck Links. Sick Links:  Montreal Canadiens forward Kirby Dach was one […] The post Sick Puck Links: Kirby Dach Files For Arbitration; Flyers Give Record-Breaking Offersheet to Leo Carlsson appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Wild Are Trying to Pull Off Another Blockbuster Trade

The Minnesota Wild need to swing at something big this offseason to make it worth it. So far, all they've done is tinkered around the edges -- they haven't even re-signed Quinn Hughes to the extension that he more than deserves. The business Bill Guerin has done so far has largely been just shufflin...

Lightning Morning News: Flyers’ offer sheet will affect more than just the Ducks

One advantage to having a prospect tier ranked in the lower-third of the league is that your players rarely attract offer sheet attention. It also helped that the Tampa Bay Lightning didn’t have any restricted free agents on their depth chart after they opted to not tender a contract to Ethan Samson (who signed with Montreal), so they can sit back and watch the Leo Carlsson drama from a comfortable distance. At some point this week, Pat Verbeek will make his decision about Carlsson, a bud...

Devils in the Details – 7/6/26: Fixing Utica Edition

Here are your links for today: Devils Links “…The statistical overlap in production pace, shot danger, and skating metrics makes (Shane) Wright a defensible target if the Hayton deal falls through. He addresses the same roster hole—secondary center scoring and depth—while adding four years of team control at a fraction of the cap hit at […]

Celtics’ $47 Million Signing Reveals Cause of Mystery Finals Injury

The Boston Celtics signed Mitchell Robinson to a three-year, $47.4 million contract, bringing in the center after eight seasons with the New York Knicks. Robinson arrives in Boston as a newly minted champion, having helped New York capture its first championship since 1973 by beating the San Antonio Spurs in five games.But something happened between […] The post Celtics’ $47 Million Signing Reveals Cause of Mystery Finals Injury appeared first on HEAVY .

Tinus Luc Koblar draws parallel between World Championship experience and Norway’s World Cup run

Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Tinus Luc Koblar is taking in his second development camp fresh off of an impressive performance at the 2026 IIHF World Championships. The Maple Leafs’ second round pick, who was born in Slovenia and raised in Norway, was relatively unknown when the team selected him in 64th overall in the 2025…

Greatest American players in Penguins history

Over the weekend, the United States celebrated 250 years of independence, with celebrations held across the nation to mark the historic occasion. While one may not associate hockey with the Fourth of July, this seems like as good time to take a look at the American players who have suited up for the Penguins throughout […]

Islanders & NHL News: Arbitration filings and trade rumors

The U.S. Independence Day has passed, regular 9-to-5, Monday-to-Friday schleps return to work, and the seven-day clock on the Flyers’ offer sheet to Leo Carlsson continues to count down. (Also, in the World Cup, the U.S. Men’s National Team continues their run vs. Belgium after England devastated Mexico in Mexico City, then resumed their abuse […]

Monday Morning Fly By: Axis shifted

*Huge news, folks! If you were spending your holiday weekend somewhere completely off the grid, you may have missed it, but the biggest splash of the offseason was made when the Flyers tendered an offer sheet to Anaheim’s Leo Carlsson. [ BSH ] *And there is truly so much to unpack with this one. [ PHLY ] *It’s certainly a move that made waves all around the hockey world. [ BSH ] *And the Flyers weren’t even the only team considering throwing an offer sheet at Carlsson, but he ch...