With the 3 PM ET deadline looming, Colorado's blockbuster for Nicolas Roy, Anaheim's Carlson acquisition, and Buffalo's aggressive spending spree define a deadline that reshaped the playoff race.
With Friday's 3 PM deadline looming, the Rangers' fire sale continues, Minnesota pursues Trocheck, and the Sabres are making their most aggressive push in years to end their playoff drought.
New York trades Artemi Panarin to the Kings, scratches their star for weeks, and signals the most aggressive retool in Rangers history with the trade deadline eight days away.
For the first time since Sochi 2014, NHL players are competing at the Winter Olympics. With Crosby, McDavid, and Matthews leading their nations in Milan, the tournament the sport has been missing is finally back.
The two-time Stanley Cup champions have won 11 straight games, taking control of the Atlantic Division and reminding everyone they're still elite.
The Oilers captain has points in all 17 career games against New Jersey and can tie his longest streak against any opponent tonight.
With an 11th consecutive victory, the Lightning have established themselves as the team to beat in the Eastern Conference. Their formula for success goes beyond star power.
With two assists against Nashville, McDavid extended his point streak to 20 games. The numbers he's producing haven't been seen since Wayne Gretzky dominated the sport.
For the first time since 2014, NHL players will compete in the Olympic Games. The rosters are taking shape, and the stakes couldn't be higher for hockey's global showcase.
The former Blackhawks legend became the 50th player in NHL history and fifth American-born player to score 500 career goals, cementing his place among the game's all-time greats.
With 29 teams within four points of a playoff spot, this season has become the most competitive in the shootout era. The Avalanche lead, but no one is safe.
Two generational talents are separated by just two points in the NHL scoring race. This isn't just a trophy battle, it's a clash of styles that will define hockey's next decade.
