NHL News & Updates
Real-time stories, injury reports, tactical breakdowns and standings updates.
Former NHL All-Star Duguay dies at 69 after bout with cancer ↗
Ron Duguay, who played nearly 1,000 games in the NHL from the late 1970s through the '80s, has died of cancer. He was 69.
Sources: At least 3 teams in mix for Jets goalie Hellebuyck ↗
Several teams remain interested in goalie Connor Hellebuyck, sources told ESPN, but there's no guarantee the Winnipeg Jets will deal him before his suspension ends.
Breaking down the goalie masks across the NHL in the 2026-27 season ↗
Here's a look at the notable goalie mask designs across the NHL for the upcoming season.
MacKinnon? Celebrini? Breaking down the four candidates to go No. 1 overall ↗
Picking first? Here are the players you should consider with the No. 1 overall pick in fantasy hockey drafts.
NHL Tonight: Previews, stats and betting intel for Thursday's dozen games ↗
Get your multi-view ready, hockey fans, it's another busy night!
Wysh List: Why NHL fighting is up -- and getting noticed ↗
Through 120 games, there were 34 games with one or more fights, up over the last two seasons (25 and 26).
Flyers' Knuble nets first 2 goals as dad watches ↗
Rookie forward Cole Knuble scored twice to help the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Buffalo Sabres 3-1 on Wednesday night.
Panthers' Tkachuk embraces boos, scores in acrimonious return to Ottawa ↗
Brady Tkachuk embraced the overwhelming antagonism he faced in his first game back in Ottawa as fans welcomed back the former captain with constant boos.
Tkachuk returns to Ottawa for first time since trade ↗
Brady Tkachuk is playing in Ottawa for the first time asking for and getting a trade from the Senators.
NHL Tonight: Previews for Sabres-Flyers, Senators-Panthers ↗
Another light Wednesday on the NHL calendar, but here's what to watch in each game.
'This will be a real fun game': How Brady Tkachuk (and the Senators) are preparing for his Ottawa return ↗
After a summer blockbuster, the former Senators captain will be playing his first game against his old team (and its vocal fans).
Kings secure long-awaited first win, lose Byfield to upper-body injury ↗
The NHL's only winless team entering Tuesday's action, the Los Angeles Kings broke out offensively, producing a 5-2 win over the Washington Capitals to improve to 1-6-2, though they lost center Quinton Byfield in the first period to an upper-body injury.