Hockey headlines for February 10, 2026

Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Macklin Celebrini gets thrown into deep end with Olympics set to begin (San Jose Mercury News)
Canada’s journey to Olympic men’s hockey glory had an important stopover in Halifax (Globe & Mail)
Many of Crosby’s Canadian teammates were kids when he scored the golden goal (Globe & Mail)
US men’s hockey team is going all-in on the Olympic village experience (New York Post)
US Olympic goalies keep busy while coach Mike Sullivan keeps mum (Detroit Free Press)
Detroit Red Wings crusher on Dylan Larkin's line for US men's hockey (Detroit Free Press)
Jets’ Connor determined to prove value he can bring to Team USA (Winnipeg Free Press)
Knights’ soft-spoken Akira Schmid ready to let play do talking in Olympics (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Avalanche’s Joel Kiviranta thrilled for Olympic opportunity to play for Finland (Denver Post)
Maybe Senators' Nikolas Matinpalo will finally find some ice time with Team Finland at the Winter Olympics (Ottawa Sun)
Czechia goalie Dan Vladař will face Flyers teammate Travis Sanheim at Olympics: ‘That’s going to be a fun one’ (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Peterka, Germany set to face off against Keller, USA in Olympic hockey group stage (Salt Lake Tribune)
The Olympic break couldn’t come at a better time for spiraling Devils (NJ.com)
Parker Wotherspoon has been a hit for the Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Blake Coleman Lite? Could Joel Farabee be a Flames copycat? (Calgary Sun)
The NHL’s Olympic moment has returned — and it’s bigger than ever (New York Post)