Connor Hellebuyck to the Devils: What the Trade Changes for New Jersey and Winnipeg
The Devils acquired Connor Hellebuyck on October 23. Examine Winnipeg’s six-asset return, New Jersey’s goaltending plan and the next steps before his first start.
NHL and NFL in One City: Planning a Two-Sport Weekend
Plan a hockey-first city break with an NFL game by comparing actual venues, home dates, transport and admission requirements before booking.
Carolina Hurricanes Trade Rumors: Nikishin and the 2026-27 Roster
The defending champions have a specific trade question around Alexander Nikishin. See how Carolina's defense, goalies and developing forwards affect the next move.
New York Rangers Trade Rumors: The 2026-27 Retool and What Comes Next
The Rangers changed their scoring, defense and prospect pool before 2026-27. See how those completed moves shape the next trade and the goalie decision.
Minnesota Wild Trade Rumors: Hughes, Center Needs and the 2026-27 Plan
Minnesota's trade decisions connect Quinn Hughes' future, center depth and the price of veteran help. Separate reported possibilities from completed 2026 moves.
New Jersey Devils Trade Rumors: What the 2026-27 Roster Reset Means
New Jersey reshaped its forwards and goaltending before 2026-27. Understand the confirmed deals, the price paid in draft picks and what would justify another trade.
The NHL Rookie Nine-Game Trial: Entry-Level Contract Slides Explained
The nine-game trial is a contract-year threshold, not a limit on how long a rookie can stay. Here is who qualifies and what the tenth NHL game changes.
Icing vs. Offside in Hockey: A Simple NHL Fan's Guide
Icing concerns a long puck clearance; offside concerns entry into the attacking zone. This NHL guide explains the lines, exceptions and consequences.
NHL Waivers Explained: Claims, Exemptions and Why Clearing Is Not a Release
A fan's guide to regular NHL waivers: the claim-or-clear process, contract misconceptions, recall thresholds and how to interpret an official transaction.
NHL Shootouts and Shutouts: Why a Losing Goalie Can Get One
Detroit lost 1-0 to Montreal in a shootout, yet both goalies recorded shutouts. Here is how NHL shootout rules and individual statistics explain that result.