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Blue Jackets select Oscar Hemming No. 14 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Hemming is looking to find his footing in North America after joining Boston College last year.
Islanders select Malte Gustafsson No. 13 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Big, long and fierce, Gustafsson has drawn comparisons to Mattias Ekholm.
Devils select Alexander Command No. 12 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Command had an incredible season with Orebro’s Under-20 team, as well as winning gold at the U-18s.
Blues select Tynan Lawrence No. 11 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Lawrence spent last season with both the USHL’s Muskegon Lumberjacks and Boston University.
Rangers acquire Pavel Dorofeyev from Golden Knights, sign him to seven-year extension
Pavel Dorofeyev scored 12 goals and added four assists for 16 points during the Vegas Golden Knights’ Stanley Cup Final run.
Predators select Wyatt Cullen No. 10 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Wyatt comes from an NHL bloodline including his dad Matt Cullen and great uncle John Cullen.
Sharks select Keaton Verhoeff No. 9 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
A big, rangy, righthanded defenseman, Verhoeff fits a profile coveted by all teams in the sport.
Jets select Viggo Björck No. 8 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
He’s one of the smallest centers in the draft, but he may be the best.
Kraken select Chase Reid No. 7 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Reid was projected by most to be the top defenseman available for the draft.
Flames select Carson Carels No. 6 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Carels, a strong, physical all-around defenseman, grew up on a family farm.
New York Rangers select Alberts Šmits No. 5 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Šmits becomes the second Latvian player ever taken in the first round.
Sabres select Daxon Rudolph No. 4 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Gifted offensively, Rudolph has been likened to a right-handed version of Zach Werenski.
Canucks select Caleb Malhotra No. 3 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Malhotra’s father, Manny, was selected seventh overall in the 1998 NHL Draft.
Kings sign Brandt Clarke to five-year extension
A strong puck-moving talent, Clarke’s new contract with the Kings comes with a $7.4 million salary cap hit.
Sharks select Ivar Stenberg No. 2 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
Stenberg has been regarded as the second-best prospect heading into this year’s draft behind Gavin McKenna.
Maple Leafs select Gavin McKenna No. 1 overall in 2026 NHL Draft
McKenna has been the consensus No. 1 prospect for the better part of a year and could rejuvenate Toronto.
Report: Bruins acquire JJ Peterka from Mammoth for multiple first-round picks
Peterka had 25 goals and 22 assists with the Mammoth last season.
Report: Werenski unlikely to extend, Blue Jackets fielding trade offers
Werenski, the 2025-26 Norris Trophy winner, two years left on his contract with a cap hit of just over $9.5 million.
PWHL Signings Round-Up: Hamilton signs Kjellbin to one-year contract
Kjellbin stays in Canada after spending the first three years in the league with Toronto and Montreal.
What will Lightning do with cap space this summer?
According to PuckPedia, the Lightning have about $13 million in cap space this offseason with a full roster under contract.
Which players should the Canucks look to move this offseason?
Irf Gaffar joined Daily Faceoff Live to talk about which players on Vancouver may find new homes for next season.
Senators acquire Burakovsky from Blackhawks for draft pick
The Blackhawks received a 2027 sixth-round pick from Ottawa in exchange for Burakovsky.
Avalanche still don’t have room for upgrades despite cap dumps
Colorado will have to approach this offseason with limited cap space.
Sabres acquire Zellweger from Ducks for Wahlberg, draft pick
Zellweger is a restricted free agent who produced 22 points in 76 games last season with the Ducks.
Avalanche sign Burns, Kulak to extensions
Burns will make $850,000 plus performance bonuses on a one-year deal, while Kulak has a five-year contract with a $4.5 million cap hit.