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Hockey Canada has announced their roster for the 2026 Olympics in Milan. This will mark the first time NHL players will be participating in the Olympics since 2014. With the men’s tournament starting on Feb. 11, 2026, teams were given a deadline of Dec. 31, 2025 to submit their rosters. Team Canada will look to…
The final day of the Men’s Hockey Tournament at the 2026 Winter Olympics has arrived, and the gold medal game is the matchup many believed it would be when the tournament began: a rematch of the 4-Nations Face-Off championship game, the United States and Canada. Canada vs United States (8:10 a.m.) How Canada Got Here…
The Columbus Blue Jackets are now less than a week away from returning to action in the regular season. They will face the Boston Bruins in a big game in the Eastern Conference playoff picture. Once the games resume, there are just five games that separate the Blue Jackets from the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline….
Slovakia played a tight bronze medal game for 40 minutes, then the third period got away in a hurry. Down 2-1 late in the second, Slovakia had the game in reach and a path to pressure Finland into a one-goal finish. Instead, the third opened with penalties, Finland’s power play struck, and a one-goal game…
Finland closed the tournament with a bronze medal, beating Slovakia 6-1. The scoreline suggests a dominant performance from start to finish. The reality was more layered. For 40 minutes, this was competitive, tense, and occasionally uneven. Then Finland’s depth, skill, and experience separated the game quickly in the third period. Add in the physical toll…
With the 2026 Winter Olympics coming to a close, the Minnesota Wild have three players left in contention for the gold medal on Team USA. Of course, they’re the three that have garnered the most attention as well. One of them made quite a stir as the newest member of the Wild: Quinn Hughes. The…
If not for a remarkable coincidence and a remarkably modern general manager, the Montreal Canadiens might have been condemned to respectable irrelevance indefinitely. Not failure. Not a disaster. Just mediocrity, the most dangerous place in sports. That fate was avoided not by design, but by circumstance and by Kent Hughes. For all the talk about…
Some weeks around the Vancouver Canucks feel like a snapshot of the entire organization in miniature — a little bit of bad luck, a little bit of promise, and a reminder that their depth chart is always a living, moving thing. This stretch has been no different. While the big club keeps grinding through the…
It’s been a strange Olympic window for the Toronto Maple Leafs and their fans — part pride, part frustration, and part déjà vu. Players like Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews are thriving overseas, tapping into a level of freedom and rhythm that has been hard to find during Toronto’s uneven season. Meanwhile, back home, trade…
Last week we looked at some of the best trades the Buffalo Sabres have made in their history, and while the list was impressive, it raises the question – what about the ones that didn’t go so well? After all, every team has made bad trades in its history, it’s simply an inevitable part of…
