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Wednesday, July 22, 2026
The NHL’s contract rules are changing. The Utah Mammoth just got ahead of them.
(Salt Lake Tribune)
Late Update
Senators GM Steve Staios: 'Secondary push' for more off-season moves a possibility
(Ottawa Sun)
Late Update
Dallas Stars, Jason Robertson agree to one-year deal, ending lengthy contract dispute
(Dallas Morning News)
Rangers hiring Jonathan Quick to fill key role after NHL retirement
(New York Post)
Dallas Stars re-sign Jason Robertson, presumably ending the Penguins' pursuit — for now
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Blackhawks past and present pining for Patrick Kane to return
(MLive.com)
Jet Greaves seeks $7.5 million. Will the Columbus Blue Jackets blink?
(Columbus Dispatch)
What could first-round pick Jack Hextall be for the Flames?
(Calgary Sun)
'The upside is huge': Senators prospect Jaxon Cover will continue rapid growth, says OHL GM
(Ottawa Sun)
Wild unveil new TV home with familiar broadcast team after regional sports network collapse
(Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
Blues, NHL announce new TV deal. How fans can watch games still up in the air
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Carolina Hurricanes TV broadcasts find a home for 2026-27 NHL regular season
(Raleigh News & Observer)
Columbus Blue Jackets land NHL broadcast deal, leaving fans with one big question
(Columbus Dispatch)
Former Penguins forward Andrew Agozzino retires
(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Leafs assistant John Gruden has worked with head coach Jim Hiller before. ‘He’s … a great hockey mind’
(Toronto Star)
Sharks’ hiring of Jeff Kealty signals a subtle change in team’s emphasis
(San Jose Mercury News)
Trevor Zegras inked a major contract extension with the Flyers. Next up: Lending his time and service to the Shoulder Check cause.
(Philadelphia Inquirer)