Spencer Carbery has quickly established himself as one of the NHL's top young coaches, guiding the Washington Capitals through a seamless transition while keeping them competitive. His leadership and player development have positioned the franchise for long-term success.
Team Canada's first projected roster for the 2027 NHL All-Star Game features plenty of familiar faces, but it's the next generation that's beginning to steal the spotlight. Connor Bedard, Macklin Celebrini and Matthew Schaefer highlight a changing of the guard as Canada's future continues to take shape.
The NHL is full of talent, but championships are built around elite partnerships rather than individual players. From Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl to Boston's David Pastrňák and Elias Lindholm, these are the four duos poised to make the biggest impact during the 2026-27 season.
Matthew Schaefer's historic rookie season has already made him the face of the New York Islanders. With Anders Lee gone, his maturity, leadership, and humility are making a strong case that he could eventually become the franchise's next captain.
Patrick Kane is returning to the Chicago Blackhawks on a two-year deal, bringing far more than nostalgia back to the franchise. As Chicago continues its rebuild, the three-time Stanley Cup champion adds leadership, experience, and a winning pedigree to a young roster.
After years of development, Rasmus Dahlin has become the franchise cornerstone the Buffalo Sabres always believed he could be. Now, with expectations rising in Buffalo, the star defenseman is more important to the team's future than ever.
Elias Lindholm hasn't lived up to first-line expectations in Boston, but that doesn't mean the Bruins' investment has failed. A move into a second-line role could better utilize his strengths while helping maximize the team's lineup for the 2026-27 season.
Three NHL teams have quietly spent time building through smart drafting and player development rather than splashy offseason moves. As the 2026-27 season approaches, Anaheim, Columbus, and Utah may be poised to exceed expectations.
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Expansion and roster turnover have created new opportunities across the PWHL heading into the 2026-27 season. These three emerging players are in position to take on bigger roles and make a significant impact for their teams.
With expansion franchises reshaping the league and free agency in full swing, the PWHL experienced one of its busiest offseasons yet. From Emma Maltais to Daryl Watts, these five signings could have the biggest impact on the race for the Walter Cup in 2026-27.
Haley Winn's contract extension is about more than rewarding a standout rookie season, it's a clear sign the Boston Fleet view her as a cornerstone of the franchise. From collegiate success to Olympic gold, Winn has consistently proven she is built to lead Boston's blue line for years to come.
KK Harvey enters the PWHL after a record-breaking career at Wisconsin and years of international success, making her the clear choice as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 PWHL Draft. Her elite two-way game and championship pedigree have all the makings of a future franchise cornerstone.
The Minnesota Frost secured two key pieces of their championship core, re-signing Lee Stecklein and Grace Zumwinkle amid the PWHL's expansion process. The moves help position Minnesota for another Walter Cup run.
The Montreal Victoire celebrated their Walter Cup victory with over 20,000 fans in downtown Montreal. The event showcased the team's strong bond with the community and the growing popularity of women's hockey.
For the first time in PWHL history, two goaltenders have been named finalists for the Billie Jean King MVP Award. Ann-Renée Desbiens, Aerin Frankel, and Kelly Pannek headline a historic race that highlights the league's evolving landscape.
The PWHL's four-team expansion represents a major milestone for women's hockey, creating new opportunities across the league. However, the process also brings uncertainty as teams and players prepare for significant change.
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