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Three names to watch coming out of the NHL preseason (opens the original)
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If the start of the National Hockey League regular season on Tuesday night snuck up on you, know that you are not alone. With the expanded 84-game regular season schedule under the new collective bargaining agreement, the league’s start has been pulled forward. The trade-off is that of a compressed preseason – music to the ears of most fans and players, less so for coaching staffs trying to evaluate their rosters from top to bottom. Yes, young skaters like Michael Misa in San Jose (first in pres
Leafs hoping Raddysh proves to be a force multiplier (opens the original)
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When the Toronto Maple Leafs handed defenceman Darren Raddysh an eight-year $68-million contract in the off-season, the message was clear: Toronto believed the 30-year-old was going to be a top-four blueliner for the foreseeable future. And with veterans like Chris Tanev and Oliver Ekman-Larsson in the twilight of their careers, the Maple Leafs had no choice but to invest heavily on the back end Raddysh was a lesser-known name before his breakout 2025-26 campaign, one where he tallied 22 goals a
It’s an exciting time to be a Canadiens fan (opens the original)
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Three seasons ago, the rebuilding Montreal Canadiens finished dead last in the Atlantic Division. Now it feels like they’re one move away from challenging the Carolina Hurricanes for the Eastern Conference throne. Where do you start with the roster-building successes of this organization? It’s a long list. The timing of the Canadiens’ rebuild in and of itself was flawless – the franchise was able to find, develop, and extend critical parts of their young (and super talented) core right before th
Makar deal shows wisdom of Habs’ blueline bet (opens the original)
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Timing is everything in life. Don’t believe me? Ask the Montreal Canadiens. Over the weekend, Colorado Avalanche superstar defenceman Cale Makar inked a massive extension – an eight-year, $162-million deal that will carry a $20.4-million cap hit into the future. Makar is one of the best players in the world, and, fortunately for him, his contract negotiations came around at the same time as the league was seeing meaningful salary cap growth. For now, he’s the highest-paid player in the NHL, and
Flames facing decision on Frost’s future (opens the original)
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It’s been a quiet off-season for the Calgary Flames, a team in the throes of a rebuild and one with very low expectations heading into next year. Still, several roster decisions are looming around the corner, and chief among them concerns 27-year-old centre Morgan Frost. Calgary heads into the season with a roster relatively thin of top-end NHL talent and that’s most obvious down the middle of the lineup. Calgary’s options at centre beyond Frost are Ryan Strome and Mikael Backlund. Strome is an
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