The NHL trade deadline was March 6th, and a handful of players headed to playoff-bound teams. With less than 20 games remaining, certain teams are solidifying their playoff standings, while others are making a final push to claim a wild-card spot.

As the race for the 2025–2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs begins to take shape, teams across the league are evaluating their seasons. Some organizations are surging at the right time, while others are watching their playoff hopes fade.

The 2026 NHL Draft has very talented players at the top of the round. One of the biggest names in the 2026 NHL Draft will be Penn State Nittany Lions winger Gavin McKenna. Before being with Penn State,

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sent a clear message to the NHL after helping the Edmonton Oilers beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-3 on Tuesday. The veteran forward, who is a 2011 first overall pick, scored twice and helped Edmonton secure an important win.

One member among the most famous NHL families confirmed to Breakaway On SI in an exclusive that the city of Houston could be seeing a NHL team within the next three years.

As the average save percentage in the NHL continues to drop, which goalie tandems have been lifting their teams?

How does the market shape up for 2026, with the salary cap projected to rise from $95.5 million to $104 million? And how did the trade deadline change the outlook for several of the best players available?

The National Hockey League announced today that it has decided to modify the disciplinary sanction originally imposed on the Ottawa Senators’ franchise for its role in connection with the July 2021 trade of Player Evgenii Dadonov from the Senators to the Vegas Golden Knights and the subsequent,