TSN's Pierre LeBrun has reported that the trade deadline for the upcoming NHL season will be Friday, March 6. #NHL #Hockey
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TSN's Pierre LeBrun has reported that the trade deadline for the upcoming NHL season will be Friday, March 6. #NHL #Hockey
Game 3 of the Champions Hockey League has finished for all the teams. German teams continue to struggle. France's BrΓ»leurs de Loups had a huge win against Finland's Lukko. No team has officially qualified for the next round yet. #Hockey
Hockey Canada has announced that Quebec City will host 2027 IIHF Womenβs World Championship and 2029 IIHF World Junior Championship. Videotron Centre, home of the Quebec Ramparts, will host both tournaments. Trois-RiviΓ¨res will co-host the World Juniors, home of the Trois-RiviΓ¨res Lions. #Hockey
Seeing a lot of news about Streameast being shut down, when it was only one hosting platform. The site is still up in many different countries, and sports leagues know this. They don't care; this is just law enforcement trying to look competent to those who don't understand.
After Game 2 of the CHL:
Simon Johansson, a former Minnesota Wild prospect, has had an explosive weekend with 4 points with Ilves. He was key with the wins against ERC Ingolstadt and Belfast Giants. German teams are underperforming and Austrian teams are going great.
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The Blue Jays bullpen is terrible. What a massacre.
Second day of the first matchup of the Champions Hockey League. The only upset was the Odense Bulldogs from the Danish Metal Ligaen beating Mountfield KH of the Czech Extraliga. #Hockey
The matchups for Day 1 of the Champions Hockey League. Puck drop for the first game is in a few minutes.
Today marks the first hockey games in Europe that will mean something in the 2025-26 season. The Champions Hockey League starts with matches between teams from Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Germany, etc.
European ice hockey is starting with a lot of teams having preseason games. Finland and Belarus are having preseason tournaments to start. Hockey season is back.
Despite the NHL draft being a disaster with the first round being more than 4 hours long and the weirdest interview-style I have seen in any sports medium, the majority of GM's voted for the style to come back for next year.
#NHL
Sportsnet+, one of the main ways to stream hockey in Canada, is increasing the price 30% and adding nothing. The new price is $324.99, $80 increase. Insane disconnect and will only push people to pirate.
Darren Dreger is expecting Hockey Canada to announce Dale Hunter as Head Coach for the Canadian World Junior team and Mark Hunter in management. Hunter previously coached the team in 2019 and 2020, where he lost in the quarterfinals in 2019 and won gold in 2020.
#HockeyCanada
Some news, Handball Canada has been officially recognized as a National Sports Organization (NSO) by Sport Canada. This means they will get federal funding. Handball was the only sport in the Olympics not recognized by Sport Canada. #Canada
Bruno IdΕΎan was selected 181st by the Ottawa Senators and becomes the first Croatian to be drafted in the NHL draft. Huge achievement to a guy that was developed in Sweden and moved to the United States for the last few years.
#NHLDraft
No. 32 pick
With the last pick of the night, the Calgary Flames select Cullen Potter from the Arizona State University. Son of Jenny Potter, Potter had 22 points as a junior for the Sun Devils and stood out.
#Flames
No.31 pick
Los Angeles Kings select Henry Brzustewicz from the London Knights. Brzustewicz had limited powerplay time and even still had an explosive offensive season that allowed him to win the OHL championship and the Memorial Cup.
#GoKingsGo
No. 30 pick
San Jose Sharks select Joshua Ravensbergen from the Prince George Cougars. Ravensbergen was undrafted in the WHL and got picked up by the Cougars. He had 33 wins last season with a lot of growth.
#TheFutureIsTeal
No. 29 pick
Chicago Blackhawks select Mason West from Edina Hornets. West is a highschool student who plays football and will go to the Fargo Force of the USHL. He is also expected to go to Michigan State University in 2026.
#Blackhawks
No. 28 pick
Winnipeg Jets select Sascha Boumedienne from Boston University. Physical defenceman who is used to long minutes in tough competitions. Grew up in Ohio but looks to represent Sweden.
#GoJetsGo
No. 27 pick
Washington Capitals select Lynden Lakovic from the Moose Jaw Warriors. Lakovic has 58 points in 47 games. A different pick but interesting from the Capitals.
#ALLCAPS
No. 26 pick
Nashville Predators select Ryker Lee from the Madison Capitals. Lee had 68 points in 58 games. He is committed to the Michigan State University. Second player from the USHL.
#Smashville
No. 25 pick
Chicago Blackhawks select Vaclav Nestrasil from the Muskegon Lumberjacks. Nestrasil was one of the best European players in the draft and is a hard worker. Best player from the USHL.
#Blackhawks
No. 24 pick
Pittsburgh Penguins select Will Horcoff from the University of Michigan. Horcoff only joined the Michigan Wolverines earlier this year, but instantly impressed when he played against other Big 10 schools.
#LetsGoPens
No. 23 pick
Ottawa Senators select Logan Hensler from the University of Wisconsin. Hensler was developed in the U.S. National Development Team and played a year with the Wisconsin Badgers, where he had 12 points in 32 games. Great defensive player.
#GoSensGo
No. 22 pick
Pittsburgh Penguins select Bill Zonnon from the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies. Zonnon had an amazing season with the Huskies with 83 points. He changed into a centre with the Huskies and instantly improved.
#LetsGoPens
No. 21 pick
Nashville Predators select Cameron Reid from the Kitchener Rangers. Reid had 54 points as a defenceman and as an assistant captain for the Rangers.
#Smashville
No. 20 pick
Columbus Blue Jackets select Pyotr Andreyanov from Krasnaya Armiya Moskva. Andreyanov is the first goalie drafted and first Russian. He had a .942 save percentage in the MHL and has spent time practising with CSKA Moskva.
#CBJ
No. 19 pick
St. Louis Blues pick Justin Carbonneau from the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada. Carbonneau had 89 points and is the second pick from the QMJHL this year.
#STLBlues
No. 18 pick
Calgary Flames select Cole Reschny from the Victoria Royals. Reschny was the assistant captain last season, where he got 92 points with the team.
#Flames