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Langford, Seager rehabbing at Frisco

Corey Seager and Wyatt Langford will both be with the Frisco Roughriders on a rehab assignment today. The Roughriders players will be eating well tonight. Seager last played on May 13. The Rangers had an off day on May 14, and then Seager had a planned day off on May 15. On May 16, Seager […]

Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski’s immediate reaction to winning 1st Norris Trophy

The 2025-26 season did not end the way the Columbus Blue Jackets had hoped, as they just missed out on the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Still, blueliner Zach Werenski had a stellar season. He set a franchise record with 26 multiple-point games, while also finishing tied for second in franchise history in points in a single […] The post Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski’s immediate reaction to winning 1st Norris Trophy appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Stanley Cup Final Game 1 injury update makes for first since Golden Knights season opener

The Vegas Golden Knights prepare to play Game 1 on Tuesday of the Stanley Cup Final. Vegas is skating with confidence, after sweeping the Colorado Avalanche in the Western Conference Final. The Golden Knights are also healthy, heading into Game 1. “With Jeremy Lauzon healthy enough to play Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, […] The post Stanley Cup Final Game 1 injury update makes for first since Golden Knights season opener appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Oilers’ Evan Bouchard finishes 4th in Norris Trophy voting

Edmonton Oilers defenceman Evan Bouchard was closer to being a top-three finalist for the Norris Trophy than not. The NHL announced Tuesday that Columbus Blue Jackets defenceman Zach Werenski had won the 2025-26 Norris Trophy, while also peeling back the curtain on who received how many votes. Werenski won with 113 of 198 first-place votes…

2026 player review John Klingberg: A reasonable defensive gamble

When the 2025-26 season started, General Manager Mike Grier knew that he needed to add a veteran defenseman who could move the puck and feed his group of dynamic young forwards. He also knew that the high-end defensive free agents weren’t going to run to San Jose, a team that is still a few years away from true contention. So the general manager had to get creative. He had to make offers to second-tier defensemen and players with the hopes that they might pan out in the end. Which is how the S...

Predators poach Chris MacFarland from Avalanche to lead hockey operations

It was a stellar year for the Colorado Avalanche, winning the Presidents’ Trophy as the top regular-season team in the NHL. While the season ended at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference Finals, general manager Chris MacFarland is a nominee for the Jim Gregory General Manager of the Year Award. […] The post Predators poach Chris MacFarland from Avalanche to lead hockey operations appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NHL rumors: Devils linked to Stars’ Jason Robertson blockbuster by insider

The Dallas Stars have a major decision to make regarding Jason Robertson this summer. The star winger is coming off another outstanding campaign, recording 45 goals and 96 points over a full 82-game slate before adding eight points in six playoff contests. Robertson is due for a new contract as a restricted free agent on […] The post NHL rumors: Devils linked to Stars’ Jason Robertson blockbuster by insider appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Matvei Michkov is still up for a big award despite disappointing season

Matvei Michkov has been the subject of so much talk the last nine months it would take a lifetime to sort through. But despite the Flyers winger having a mediocre season with 51 points and a multitude of issues off the ice according to his head coach, he could still end up taking home an award. Just nothing you might have expected. Michkov has been nominated by his hometown of Perm, Russia for the 2026 Stroganov Prize “for high achievements in sports.” The award, established in 2005, reco...

The NHL Playoffs Are Breaking My Heart

Sure, hockey is basically a year-round sport, but playoffs are different. The NHL playoffs take the hardest sport and condense it into a cutthroat, winner-take-all feast of the world's best sport. It’s supposed to be fast and fun, almost two months of the best hockey being played every single night....

Rangers Release Ryan Brasier

The Rangers released veteran reliever Ryan Brasier from their Triple-A affiliate, per the transaction log at MiLB.com. Brasier had been pitching well and was cut loose on June 1, which suggests there may have been an opt-out date in his contract with Texas. He joins righty Josh Sborz, also released from the Rangers’ Round Rock […]

NHL rumors: The 4 RFAs becoming trade targets this summer

The NHL salary cap is jumping this upcoming summer again, and there is a litany of restricted free agents who will be looking for big paydays. Despite the salary cap going up to $104 million next season, some teams will be in tight situations. This could lead some teams to trade away their restricted free […] The post NHL rumors: The 4 RFAs becoming trade targets this summer appeared first on ClutchPoints .

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