• NHL Rumors: Barkov Injury Links Larkin, Bettman on No-Trades, Walman in Oilers Doghouse?

    In today’s NHL rumors rundown, some analysts wonder whether an injury to Florida Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov could have major implications for Dylan Larkin and the Detroit Red Wings. Meanwhile, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has reignited the debate surrounding no-trade clauses, drawing a response from Brad Marchand. Finally, in Edmonton, the Oilers’ defensive play is raising concerns, and Jake Walman may feel the consequences after a difficult start to the season.

  • Every NHL Team's Longest-Tenured Player

    Hockey players train their entire lives to make it to the best league in the world and work even harder to stay. Although everyone dreams of hoisting the Stanley Cup at some point, others have the privilege of playing their entire careers with one organization yet never get that chance at a championship.

  • Florida Panthers' History of Brother Teammates

    Throughout the Florida Panthers’ history, several sets of brothers have played for the team. This offseason, the Panthers acquired what could be the best to wear the Panthers sweater. The current benchmark is most likely the productive duo of Pavel and Valeri Bure. What would it take for the Tkachuk brothers to unseat the dynamic Bure duo? Let’s examine the history of the brothers who both played with the Panthers and how the Tkachuk brothers would compare.

  • 5 Burning Questions on NHL Opening Night

    As we head into the 2026-27 NHL season, every team has big goals and aspirations. How quickly those dreams take shape or fall apart depends on how each club begins their campaign. With five games on opening night, there will be many storylines to follow. But here are five burning questions to keep an eye on as the puck drops on the new season.

  • Non-Canadian-Born Captains to Win the Stanley Cup

    On Monday, June 24, 2024, the Florida Panthers captured their first Stanley Cup title in a thrilling Game 7 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. When NHL commissioner Gary Bettman came out to hand over hockey's Holy Grail, he called captain Aleksander Barkov to the podium and handed off the 132-year-old trophy.