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How the Maple Leafs Were Ambushed by the Devils for Sunny Mehta

The New Jersey Devils made what looked like a premature move near the end of the regular season when they fired president of hockey operations and general manager Tom Fitzgerald with five games to play.  Now, we're getting a little more insight into that peculiar move from insider Elliotte Friedman. Appearing on NHL Network's Morning Skate , he explains that the Devils felt compelled to move quickly in order to get their man, Sunny Mehta.  And it was essentially the Toronto Maple Lea...

David Ornstein Reveals Newcastle’s Stance on Anthony Gordon’s Future

Newcastle United could face a major decision on Anthony Gordon this summer, with the club open to a sale if their valuation is met amid growing interest from Europe’s top clubs. The 25-year-old winger has attracted long-standing attention from Arsenal and Bayern Munich, while Liverpool was previously close to completing a transfer for the Magpies […]

Thursday Stanley Cup Playoffs GameThread

BUFFALO SABRES at BOSTON BRUINS WHEN:  7 p.m. ET WHERE:  TD Garden – Boston, MA SERIES:  Tied 1-1 ON THE TUBE:  TNT PROJECTED STARTERS:  Sabres: Luukkonen (1-1 .821 / 4.19 0SO) Bruins: Swayman 1-1 .932 / 2.54 0SO) PLAYER STATS:  Buffalo  /  Boston CAROLINA HURRICANES at OTTAWA SENATORS WHEN:  7:30 p.m. ET WHERE:  Canadian Tire Centre – Ottawa, ON SEASON SERIES:  Carolina leads 2-0 ...

Thursday Morning Bag Skate 4-23-26

This is your daily thread to talk about the latest hockey news. BLACKHAWKS Can Tyler Bertuzzi replicate the numbers from one of the best seasons of his career? ( SCH ) Captain Connor? Bedard says becoming Blackhawks’ 37th captain “would be a special honor” ( Tribune ) Number Munchers, Part II: Searching for the road ahead ( SCH ) Blackhawks perfect offseason: Bedard, lottery luck, free agency ( Athletic ) Number Munchers: Diving into the numbers behind the 2025-26...

2x Stanley Cup Winner Announces Retirement After 17 Seasons

Trevor Lewis officially announced his retirement from the NHL, closing out a 17-season career that took him from a first-round pick in 2006 to a two-time Stanley Cup champion. The 39-year-old Salt Lake City native posted a message on social media writing on what the journey meant to him. "As a kid growing up in Utah, I could have never imagined this journey," Lewis wrote. "Playing over 1,000 games and winning two Stanley Cups. Those milestones aren't just numbers to me, they represent year...

Thursday Flakes: NFL Draft, Playoffs and Nebraska Hosts?

It’s always a weird time of year doing these things. Yes, there are still plenty to talk about with Husker athletics, but not having something every day makes it a lot more difficult. Other than that, there is a hodgepodge of things going on, but when your teams suck (Bulls and Flames), the playoffs just […]

The Montreal Canadiens must learn from their overtime no-show

In sudden-death overtime, you’re only a shot away from winning the game, but only if you actually take it. In overtime on Tuesday night, the Montreal Canadiens did not record a single shot on goal. Even in their Game 6 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2021, when they were outshot 13-1 before Jesperi Kotkaniemi’s game-winner, they had more shots than they did in the 12:48 of extra hockey in Game 2 of their series against the Tampa Bay Lightning. There is no denying that Kirby Dach ...

3 Pittsburgh Penguins Not Expected Back in 2026-27

The Pittsburgh Penguins have their backs against the wall. The Pens have been owned by the Philadelphia Flyers through three games of their first-round Stanley Cup Playoff series, and there's no doubt Kyle Dubas is going to make some significant roster changes this summer. The Penguins exceeded expectations this season as Dan Muse could be in the running to win the Jack Adams award as coach of the year. Regardless of Muse's impact, there's some changes looming on the roster based on contract s...

NHL Trade Rumors: Maple Leafs' Nick Robertson Prefers Trade to 1 of 4 Teams

Nick Robertson is apparently ready to move on from the Toronto Maple Leafs. The former second-round pick was all over the Leafs lineup this season, as head coach Craig Berube loved harping on Robertson, but didn't necessarily provide him with a consistent role on a specific line. Instead, Robertson was up and down the lineup, and wound up ending the year appearing in 78 games and scoring 16 goals, and 16 assists. Despite the lack of definitive role, Robertson played a career high in minutes at...

Teams Concerned About Signing Pending Free Agent Darren Raddysh

Darren Raddysh had one of the most remarkable individual seasons of any defenseman in the NHL this year. The Tampa Bay Lightning blueliner posted 22 goals and 48 assists for 70 points in 73 games, led the Lightning in ice time at an average of 22 minutes and 42 seconds per night, and did it all as a pending unrestricted free agent in what turned out to be the most perfectly timed breakout of his career. He is undrafted, has been earning NHL money for only a few seasons, and has never carri...

The Wild Have Only Themselves To Blame For Game 3's Loss

The Minnesota Wild entered the postseason with a team billed as ready to withstand the rigors of playoff hockey. Adding Quinn Hughes raised the team's ceiling higher than at any time in franchise history. Bringing in Michael McCarron and Nick Foligno gave them large, battle-tested veterans tailor-ma...

New York Jets Flight Connections 04/23/26

Good morning Gang Green Nation! We finally made it to draft day 2026. By the end of tonight the New York Jets will, barring blockbuster trades, select two new hopes for a better tomorrow. Many Jets fans will be outraged, as is tradition. What a great day for Jets fans, and therefore, the world. Here […]

Anthony Mantha is making the Penguins decision easy for them

There is not any one player or person that is responsible for the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0 series deficit. It has been a well-earned, collective group effort that everybody has to own. The Penguins have allowed themselves to get suckered into Philadelphia’s game, there is little discipline, they are not in any way adapting to what […]