2+ hour, 5+ min ago (347+ words) The Calgary Flames are still trying to find their footing this season. Even though they've looked better lately, beating the Panthers 5-3 on Friday and winning four of their last five, they remain 31st in the NHL standings. Trade rumors continue to swirl around the team, and defenseman Rasmus Andersson has become one of the biggest names in the conversation. On Daily Faceoff LIVE, NHL insider David Pagnotta discussed the Flames' situation and shed light on Andersson's future. Pagnotta said he believes Andersson is likely to be moved at some point this season. While he doesn't expect anything to happen immediately, he noted that Calgary is still a few weeks away from fully accepting that this may be a retooling year, unless they somehow go on a miracle run. According to Pagnotta, Andersson's trade market is strong, and two teams sit firmly…...

2+ hour, 44+ min ago (451+ words) The Vegas Golden Knights have been getting consistent production from their offseason acquisition this season. Mitch Marner has provided the offensive spark the franchise expected when they acquired him from the Toronto Maple Leafs. However, his tenure hasn't been without controversy, given some costly turnovers in crucial moments. On Saturday night, Marner reminded everyone why the Golden Knights invested $96 million in him. The winger showcased exceptional patience to score a beautiful goal that immediately went viral. The NHL's official account shared the highlight, and fans quickly flooded social media with reactions. Marner displayed elite poise while executing the goal. Rather than forcing a quick shot, the veteran winger waited out the goaltender before finishing with precision. The patience required to pull off the play demonstrated why he remains one of the league's most skilled forwards. "WOAH, Mitch Marner showcases some…...

6+ hour, 4+ min ago (474+ words) The Utah Mammoth suffered a frightening moment during their recent game when star center Logan Cooley went down with an injury. The 20-year-old forward appeared to be in significant pain as he left the ice, immediately sparking concern among the fan base. Utah supporters feared the worst given how the injury initially looked. However, encouraging news emerged regarding the severity of Cooley's ailment. A prominent insider provided an update that brought relief to anxious Mammoth fans who were bracing for devastating news about their young centerpiece. While Cooley's injury left many Utah fans scared for their player, Insider Andy Strickland from the "Cam and Strick Podcast" quickly dispelled their fears. The reporter delivered news that Utah supporters desperately wanted to hear following the scary scene. "Word is Logan Cooley avoided serious injury and suffered more of a charlie horse, albeit…...

6+ hour, 20+ min ago (407+ words) The Toronto Maple Leafs bounced back with a 7-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday. But they still sit second-last in the Atlantic Division with an 11113 record. With the team struggling, rumors have swirled about possible coaching changes, particularly concerning head coach Craig Berube, as the organization looks for ways to get back on track. An NHL insider has now offered some clarity on the situation. Speaking on "Saturday Headlines," NHL insider Elliotte Friedman'addressed the Maple Leafs" coaching situation, noting that while the team has explored options, major organizational changes are unlikely in the near term. He explained, "One thing is the heat got going this week, and I don"t believe that there"s anything imminent in terms of major organizational changes like coach GM, anything like that. I don"t think they"re thinking about it. I don…...

7+ hour, 11+ min ago (449+ words) The Toronto Maple Leafs have been battling through one of their most challenging seasons in years. The franchise sits at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, with injuries and inconsistent play plaguing them nightly. However, another absence recently raised eyebrows among the fan base. Star winger William Nylander missed a recent game due to illness. The unexpected absence sparked immediate speculation, given Toronto's desperate need for its top players in the lineup. When asked about the situation, the Swedish forward delivered a blunt response that shut down further questioning. The Hockey News' David Alter asked Nylander about the illness that forced him to miss the previous game. The winger's response was characteristically short and direct. "Nothing you need to worry about," Nylander stated, ending any further discussion about the nature of his absence. The dismissive remark reflects Nylander's well-known personality....

7+ hour, 50+ min ago (445+ words) The Oilers rebounded with a 4-0 shutout against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday, but the bigger picture hasn't changed as they remain third from bottom in the Pacific Division, especially with the 83 loss to Dallas earlier still fresh in the minds of the Edmonton faithful. With the team struggling to find its rhythm, goaltending continues to be a major concern, sparking rumors that the Oilers might look to replace Stuart Skinner. An NHL insider has now offered some insight into the situation. Skinner is currently posting a 3.00 GAA and an .885 save percentage, while Calvin Pickard has a 4.04 GAA and an .847 save percentage, both well below NHL standards. Although Skinner recorded a shutout on Saturday, earlier in the week, he allowed four goals against Dallas before being replaced by Pickard, who also surrendered four. During Saturday Headlines, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman broke…...

8+ hour, 45+ min ago (439+ words) Trade rumors surrounding Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes haven't slowed down. If anything, they're getting louder. The chatter picked up even more after Vancouver announced that several veteran players could be moved, following a rough start to the season. The Canucks currently sit second-last in the Pacific Division with a 10-13-3 record and have lost five of their last six games. Despite the team repeatedly saying Hughes isn't on the trade block, the speculation hasn't died down, especially after an NHL analyst threw out a bold suggestion. Hughes is currently in the fifth year of his six-year, $47.1 million contract and will be eligible to sign an extension in July. With the Canucks struggling this season, there are growing questions about whether he'll want to stay long-term. Despite the team's issues, Hughes has been excellent, leading Vancouver with 22 points in 21 games. NHL…...

9+ hour, 9+ min ago (455+ words) Wayne Gretzky has had a pretty eventful year in the headlines in 2025. After all the hullabaloo at the 4 Nations Face-Off final against the United States in Boston, "The Great One" was essentially public enemy number one in Canada, with fans accusing the NHL legend of disloyalty towards the country'after failing to wear their colors. Gretzky has since gone on record to clear the air from the 4 Nations backlash and also clarified his relationship with President Donald Trump and his family. Clearly, all is well between the pair, as Gretzky was once again spotted with his old friend this week. Gretzky was spotted golfing with Trump in Florida this week, but he wasn"t the only big name on the course. LIV Golf"s Brooks Koepka was also on the scene. Trump posted a video of the pair on the social…...

1+ day, 34+ min ago (449+ words) The Nashville Predators have endured a disastrous start to the 2025-26 season. The franchise entered the campaign with playoff expectations after aggressive offseason moves. Instead, they find themselves near the bottom of the standings with difficult decisions looming. Trade speculation has surrounded multiple Predators players as the losses pile up. One particular superstar's name has generated significant buzz around the league. However, a prominent insider recently shut down theories that the franchise cornerstone could be moved this season. Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman addressed Nashville's situation during his latest "32 Thoughts" column. The insider acknowledged the Predators are exploring the trade market but pushed back on speculation surrounding their highest-paid forward. "I stick to what I said last week, that the Predators are still feeling their way through things, from ownership on down," Friedman wrote. "This is a critical time in franchise history, and…...

1+ day, 4+ hour ago (218+ words) The Bruins have fought through an inconsistent opening to the year, and their front office knows the team needs more scoring to stay competitive in a tight Eastern Conference race. Don Sweeney has been evaluating every possible option, and the search has now shifted toward Vancouver. That shift comes at a moment when the Canucks are signalling that changes may be on the table. The noise around their forward group has turned into a clear opportunity for clubs looking to add immediate help. And that's where Boston sees its opening. Also Read: Quinn Hughes Puts His Cards on the Table Over Vancouver Canucks' Fire Sale Sherwood's value, however, keeps rising. NHL insider Irfaan Gaffar recently pointed out that many of Vancouver's most recognizable names have full no-movement clauses, which limit who can realistically be moved. This restriction directs attention toward…...