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Six Questions Facing The Wild Entering Training Camp

From contract tension surrounding Quinn Hughes to a high-stakes battle for the top center spot, Minnesota enters camp balancing Stanley Cup ambitions with critical roster uncertainties.

Joe Sakic Will Remain Avalanche GM After All

Joe Sakic's temporary return to the Avalanche's general manager role is now expected to become permanent after Colorado's playoff loss reignited his competitive fire.

Flyers' Spencer Gill Bouncing Back from Injury-Plagued Seasons

Flyers prospect putting himself firmly back on the radar with a strong rookie camp.

Could Wild's Matt Boldy Record His Fifth Consecutive Season Of Posting A New Career High?

Matt Boldy has set a new career high in points every year of his NHL career, and as he enters year six with the Minnesota Wild, everything suggests he'll do it again.

Cam Talbot Puts Off Retirement, Joins Former Red Wings Divisional Rival

Former Detroit Red Wings goaltender Cam Talbot isn't ready to hang up the pads yet, as he's signed a one-year deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Florida Panthers Set Up With Great Opportunity To Become NHL's Next Dynasty

With a locked-in core and rising salary cap, the back-to-back champions possess the stability and defensive grit necessary to cement their status among hockey’s greatest all-time programs.

Joe Sakic plans to indefinitely stay in GM role for Avs with no search scheduled, AP source says

Joe Sakic will remain in the role of general manager for the Colorado Avalanche indefinitely with no search scheduled, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Monday. Already the president of hockey operations, Sakic added the title of GM in June when the Nashville Predators hired away Chris MacFarland to lead their front office. The person spoke of Sakic's dual responsibilities on condition of anonymity because the team hasn't announced the decision.

Clock Ticking on Simon Edvinsson Extension as New CBA Set to Change Contract Rules Tuesday

Detroit must act fast to secure their star defenseman under current rules before looming CBA restrictions slash maximum contract lengths and eliminate crucial salary cap loopholes.

Former Blues First Round Pick Lands Four-Year Contract With Canadiens

After a long off-season with ongoing contract negotiations, former St. Louis Blues first-round pick Zachary Bolduc has signed a four-year, $4.2 million AAV contract with the Montreal Canadiens.

Buffalo Sabres bank on Noah Ostlund's potential by signing 22-year-old to 8-year, $52.8M contract

The Buffalo Sabres are banking on forward Noah Ostlund’s potential by signing the 22-year-old to an eight-year, $52.8 million contract, the team announced Monday. The sizable terms of the contract reflects the confidence the Sabres have in a player who made significant strides last year in his rookie season. The Sabres are projecting Ostlund to fill a top-two line role this season as either a center or winger.

Sabres Extend Noah Ostlund Eight Years, Beating Signing Deadline

The 22-year-old forward had 27 points in 60 games with Buffalo as a rookie last season

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Six Questions Facing The Wild Entering Training Camp

Joe Sakic Will Remain Avalanche GM After All

Flyers' Spencer Gill Bouncing Back from Injury-Plagued Seasons

Could Wild's Matt Boldy Record His Fifth Consecutive Season Of Posting A New Career High?

Cam Talbot Puts Off Retirement, Joins Former Red Wings Divisional Rival

Florida Panthers Set Up With Great Opportunity To Become NHL's Next Dynasty

Joe Sakic plans to indefinitely stay in GM role for Avs with no search scheduled, AP source says

Clock Ticking on Simon Edvinsson Extension as New CBA Set to Change Contract Rules Tuesday

Former Blues First Round Pick Lands Four-Year Contract With Canadiens

Buffalo Sabres bank on Noah Ostlund's potential by signing 22-year-old to 8-year, $52.8M contract

Sabres Extend Noah Ostlund Eight Years, Beating Signing Deadline

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