Pavel Dorofeyev and Brady Tkachuk are among the familiar faces in new places around the NHL

TRENDINGFantasy Football Week 2 ToolkitCollege football viewer's guideMLB playoff pictureMbappé signs with OnJazz pay Keyonte GeorgeStory byStory byPavel Dorofeyev and Brady Tkachuk are among the familiar faces in new places around the NHLSTEPHEN WHYNOFri, September 18, 2026 at 9:40 PM UTC·3 min readAbout Our AdsRecommended StoriesRangers to ‘explore different options’ with Pavel Dorofeyev line fitThe New York Rangers don’t have much time to get all their affairs in order before their season opener against […]Forever BlueshirtsRangers are eager to turn the page from a last-place season and get a fresh start with new facesThere was not a lot of joy around the New York Rangers last season, when struggles at home mixed with injuries to prominent players sunk them to the bottom of the Eastern Conference. “There was probably more negative than positive that went around,” captain J.T. Miller said. Missing franchise goaltender Igor Shesterkin and No. 1 defenseman Adam Fox for periods of time exposed a lack of depth, which general manager Chris Drury endeavored to fix as part of a busy summer of changes that included acquiring goal-scoring winger Pavel Dorofeyev and defensemen Sean Durzi and Marcus Pettersson and trading away Vincent Trocheck.Associated PressWhy Rangers star eyes even more potent power play: ‘pick your poison’Even in one of their most disappointing seasons in recent memory, the New York Rangers had one area of their […]Forever BlueshirtsAdvertisementAdvertisementKnights return to the ice with clock tickingWith new coach Ryan Craig and the team's core intact, Vegas hopes to capture a second Stanley Cup in this, its 10th season as an NHL franchise.The Sporting TribunePaul Maurice Explains How Brady Tkachuk Skating With Sasha Barkov Could See Florida's Captain Reach New HeightsPaul Maurice reveals why pairing Florida’s newest superstar with Sasha Barkov unlocks a terrifying new dimension for the defending champions, prioritizing chemistry over immediate point production.The Hockey News - Florida PanthersPanthers coach Paul Maurice jokes about potential Matthew & Brady Tkachuk linePaul Maurice wants to maintain balance throughout the Panthers' lineup.The Big LeadThe Golden Knights, They Are A-Changin’: 3 Biggest Questions Heading Into Training CampThe leaves are changing, there’s a nip to the air, and pumpkin spiced lattes are out in full force. All those things, and a back-to-school Target special, signal that hockey is just a stone’s throw away.The Hockey News - Las Vegas Golden KnightsSasha Barkov: Sad to See Bobrovsky Go, Happy Florida Panthers Have MarkstromFORT LAUDERDALE — The Florida Panthers open training camp this morning at the Iceplex and, for the first time since […]Florida Hockey NowFlorida Panthers felt doom and gloom losing Sasha Barkov last seasonThe return of Sasha Barkov may be why the Florida Panthers believe 2026-27 will be more like the years that ended in June and not April.Palm Beach PostGolden Knights open camp with 'unfinished business' after 2 wins short of the CupLife is seldom dull around the Golden Knights, and that was certainly the case at the end of last season when Vegas fired its championship coach, hired another title-winning coach and then moved on to a third after an unlikely Stanley Cup Final run. What truly matters to the Golden Knights is not so much the process, but the end. “You don’t forget coming two games short of winning the Stanley Cup,” center Jack Eichel said Thursday on the first day of training camp.Associated PressCanucks Named Top Trade Fit for Star Eyeing $8 Million AAV DealThe Vancouver Canucks have recently been named as a potential top fit for one of the best defensemen on the trade block. The post Canucks Named Top Trade Fit for Star Eyeing $8 Million AAV Deal appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYUtah Mammoth eye deeper postseason run following franchise's first playoff berthEnthusiasm bubbles from ice rinks across the NHL at the opening of training camp, the hope of every team to raise the Stanley Cup next spring. Buoyed by a playoff appearance and their young core in tact, the Mammoth are eyeing a deeper run into the postseason this year. “Each year we’ve gotten better," Mammoth captain Clayton Keller said.Associated PressNHL training camp updates, news and notes from first dayThe on-ice portion of NHL training camps got underway on Thursday, Sept. 17. Here's the news and notes from the day.USA TODAY SportsFilip Forsberg Says Nashville 'Should Be Pushing For Playoff Spot'The best goal scorer in Predators history expects the franchise to take a step forward under new management.Nashville Predators On SIPanthers Have Little Room for Error After 2025-26 CollapseThe market is hardly bullish on the Florida Panthers getting back to its Stanley Cup-winning form this season. The post Panthers Have Little Room for Error After 2025-26 Collapse appeared first on HEAVY.HEAVYSabres GM says team needs to put breakout season behind themBUFFALO — In his remarks to the Sabres as training camp got underway Wednesday, general manager Jarmo Kekalainen stressed they must put last season’s breakout 50-win, 109-point season behind them. In winning the ultra-competitive Atlantic Division and ending their NHL-record 14-year playoff drought, the Sabres morphed into a legitimate Stanley Cup contender and became the league’s darling. ...Niagara Gazette, Niagara Falls, N.Y.New Nashville Predator Jack Drury Excited to 'Back Up' Chris MacFarland's DecisionNew Predators general manager Chris MacFarland acquired Drury with one of his first moves in Nashville.Nashville Predators On SIJustin Sourdif Grew Up A Caps Fan. Now, He's A Capital For Nine More Years: 'It's A Dream Come True'ARLINGTON, V.A. — For Justin Sourdif, Tuesday's late-night trip over to MedStar Capitals Iceplex turned into a dream come true.The Hockey News - Washington CapitalsDevils GM Sunny Mehta says he's comfortable with goaltending situationOne of the first moves former poker player-turned-hockey executive Sunny Mehta made in his new gig as general manager of the New Jersey Devils involved trading goaltender Jacob Markstrom to his old team, the Florida Panthers. Old boss Bill Zito made Mehta an offer he couldn't refuse. “That was an important trade for us, the Markstrom trade, but it wasn’t for any reason of, ‘Oh my gosh, we have to trade Markstrom,'” Mehta said.Associated Press