Hockey headlines for July 6, 2025

Sunday, July 6, 2025

Columbus Blue Jackets re-sign forward Dmitri Voronkov (Columbus Dispatch)
Winnipeg Jets lose UFA Mason Appleton to the Detroit Red Wings (Winnipeg Sun)
Kraken re-sign Tye Kartye, while Kaapo Kakko files for salary arbitration (Seattle Times)
Max Tsyplakov files for arbitration with contract talks likely looming (New York Post)
Maple Leafs winger Nick Robertson files for salary arbitration (Toronto Sun)
Bruins mourn the passing of Lyndon Byers (Boston Herald)
Playing in Winnipeg something Ehlers will ‘cherish forever’ (Winnipeg Free Press)
The Caps look mostly the same but are still excited for what’s to come (Washington Post)
Assistant coach Todd Nelson is grateful to rejoin the Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
‘Utah is amazing," Jack McBain says. But will the Mammoth pay to keep him here? (Salt Lake Tribune)
How new Mammoth star J.J. Peterka reacted to getting traded to Utah (Salt Lake Tribune)
Kraken even surprised Loke Krantz by taking him in seventh round (Seattle Times)
Jett Luchanko, Denver Barkey, and Oliver Bonk say ‘it’s tough’ to sit out Flyers development camp (Philadelphia Inquirer)
How a 'unique' connection with a Penguins scout helped Finn Harding reach the NHL's doorstep (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Dakoda Rheaume-Mullen pursues a pro hockey career – like his trailblazing mom, Manon Rheaume (Buffalo News)
Some young Maple Leafs prospects already know that championship feeling (Toronto Sun)
Avalanche hires Mark Letestu as new Colorado Eagles coach (Denver Post)
Bridgeport coach Thompson: Keep your head up (New York Newsday)