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The Wild Aren't Setting Up Michael McCarron For Success
The Minnesota Wild have proven twice over that they're Michael McCarron believers. Bill Guerin swung big for the 6-foot-6 center at the trade deadline, flipping a second-rounder for him. Then, they doubled down on him with a six-year contract after he delivered a strong playoff performance. That pos...
Report: Former prospect Semyon Der-Arguchintsev still keen on returning to Maple Leafs
Report: Former prospect Semyon Der-Arguchintsev still keen on returning to Maple Leafs
Colton Sissons must justify his Maple Leafs raise after an 11-point season
Colton Sissons was given $8.5-million combined over the next two years so he'll need to prove it was worth the price especially coming off only 11 points in 2025-26.
Tuesday's FTB: Maple Leafs revamp the performance department
Yes, it's a bro Chayka knows, but he's also got really good credentials.
Tuesday Habs Headlines: New Arrivals
Montreal Canadiens News and Notes The Habs sign Maksymilian Szuber. [ TSN | Sportsnet | Canadiens | TVA Sports ] Noah Dobson and his girlfriend welcome a baby girl. [ TVA Sports ] Prospect Alexander Zharovsky appreciates his time in Montreal. [ TVA Sports ] Erin Ambrose believes that Danièle Sauvageau will lead Hockey Canada to victory. [ TVA Sports ] Around the League and Elsewhere The Leafs hire Andy O’Brien to be vice-president of sport performance. [ TSN...
Amy Donaldson on Modern Media Coverage, Corporatization of Sports, Women’s Hoops + more
Amy Donaldson on Modern Media Coverage, Corporatization of Sports, Women’s Hoops + more first seen on ESPN700 The post Amy Donaldson on Modern Media Coverage,...
Sirens Sounds: Makenna Webster talks PWHL arrival, Casey O’Brien reunion
WEST ORANGE, N.J. — Makenna Webster put her PWHL arrival into motion on July 23, signing a three-year contract with […]
The Three Lives of Maple Leafs' Icon Howie Meeker
The Three Lives of Maple Leafs' Icon Howie Meeker
Islanders Announce Key Front Office Hiring
He was frequently named among the finalists for various general manager openings around the NHL earlier this summer. Now, former Boston Bruins assistant GM Evan Gold has found his way into the front office of the New York Islanders. #Isles News: The New York Islanders announced today that the club has hired Evan Gold as Assistant General Manager and General Manager of the Hamilton Hammers. He joins Mathieu Darche’s Hockey Operations staff and will be involved in all facets of the club’s hockey operations. — New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) August 3, 2026 Gold has been hired by the Islanders as Assistant General Manager and General Manager of the Hamilton Hammers of the American Hockey League. According to the team's release, Gold will "be involved in all facets of the club’s hockey operations." "Evan brings a rare combination of experience, intelligence, and results to our Hockey Operations department,” Islanders General Manager and Executive Vice President Mathieu Darche said. “Over the past several years, he has excelled in nearly every facet of building a successful franchise at the NHL and AHL levels — from contract negotiations and cap management to leading the Providence Bruins to the best record in the AHL this past season. His background, combined with his legal and business acumen, makes him an outstanding fit for our department as we continue building a team that competes on the island and in Hamilton." A salary cap expert among other things, Gold spent the past 12 seasons in the Boston Bruins organization, and before that was in the Washington Capitals' Hockey Operations department performing similar duties. The 46-year-old Toronto native interviewed for several GM openings earlier in the offseason, including the Maple Leafs and the Vancouver Canucks.
Semyon Der-Arguchintsev is pushing for a Maple Leafs return
Maple Leafs prospect Semyon Der-Arguchintsev raised his stock in the KHL and wants to make the leap to the NHL as Toronto has to decide if he's worth it.