Marc Staal retires

Like his elder brother Eric, Marc Staal has opted to hang up his skates after a prosperous NHL career. He will join the New York Rangers as a player development assistant, reuniting with the team that drafted him 12th overall in the first round of the 2005 NHL Draft, and where he spent the first 13 […]

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Edmonton Oilers re-sign Leon Draisaitl

Despite falling a game short of capping the biggest comeback in Stanley Cup Finals history, the Edmonton Oilers confirmed their commitment to return to hockey’s grandest stage by re-signing Leon Draisaitl. He will forego unrestricted free agency next season after agreeing to an historic eight-year, $112 million dollar deal, which is set to make him […]

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St. Louis Blues sign Phillip Broberg and Dylan Holloway to offer sheets from the Edmonton Oilers

The St. Louis Blues made perhaps the most surprising splash in free agency, successfully signing former Edmonton Oilers defenseman Philip Broberg and forward Dylan Holloway to offer sheets. Given a week to decide, the Oilers succumbed to their salary cap crunch, and were unable to match the offers given to their two restricted free agents. […]

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Montreal Canadiens acquire Patrik Laine from the Columbus Blue Jackets

After struggling professionally and personally during his fourth season with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Patrik Laine’s trade request was honored, as he was sent to the Montreal Canadiens with a second round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft for third-year defensemen Jordan Harris. Laine will return to Canada, the country where he spent the first […]

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Minnesota Wild re-sign Brock Faber

After just one full season with the Minnesota Wild, Brock Faber is there for the long haul, signing an eight-year, $68 million contract extension. Still on his rookie deal, Faber’s new deal won’t kick in until 2026. Faber’s potential shone through after a 47-point (8 goals, 39 assists) rookie season that saw him finish as […]

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Eric Staal retires

After inking a ceremonial one-day contract to retire as a member of the Carolina Hurricanes, Eric Staal has officially closed the book on his NHL career. It’s only fitting that Staal would end his career with the team that selected him second overall in the legendary 2003 NHL Draft, and where he spent the first […]

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