The NHL free agent frenzy began less than a week ago, and as is usually the case, several clubs spent money irresponsibly.

For teams like the Canadiens, it’s a chance to add fresh faces and fill out the roster with complementary talent.

The Kings still have a little under $6 million of cap space, but most of their offseason work appears to be complete.

A weak free agent class didn't provide Kent Hughes much choice, so he'll have to rely on the trade market to attempt to fill ...

The Hawks made only two small moves Tuesday, leaving their 2025-26 roster ready for a full-fledged youth movement.

The Montreal Canadiens' biggest offseason move was acquiring No. 1 defenseman Noah Dobson, but with Free Agency opening on July 1, there is ample time for gener ...

The Los Angeles Kings entered free agency with one mission: to build a team better than the Oilers, who’ve eliminated them in the first round in each of the last four postseasons. Enter new GM Ken ...

Perry, age 40, brings experience and a winning tradition, having appeared in five of the past six Stanley Cup Final series.

The free agent market opened Tuesday, and like most of the other top teams in the NHL, the Colorado Avalanche opted out of ...

Today, the Canadiens lost two important players. And here, you’ll understand that I’m talking about Christian Dvorak and Joel ...

Joel Armia is no longer with the Canadiens. The veteran will continue his career in Los Angeles after signing a two-year contract ($2.5 million per year) with the Kings. But it wasn’t because he no ...

The LA Kings have signed forwards Corey Perry to a one-year contract with an average annual value (AAV) of $2,000,000, and up ...