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Regina, Sask. – The Regina Pats announced several changes to their Hockey Operations department on Monday. John Paddock has announced his retirement after nine seasons with the Pats and 39 seasons split between junior and professional hockey. With that, the Pats are extremely excited to announce Alan Millar as the Regina Pats’ Vice-President, Hockey Operations

Blackhawks general manager Kyle Davidson spoke with the media on Wednesday and shared a lot of information about development camp, his roster construction and

Barry Trotz is already making his presence known in his return to the Predators.

The Predators traded center Ryan Johansen to the Colorado Avalanche for forward Alex Galchenyuk, who can become an unrestricted free agent July 1. Nashville agreed to pay half Johansens remaining $8 million salary in each of the next two years.

TAMPA — Some of the NHL’s best players weren’t drafted in the first few rounds. Some were passed over entirely — sometimes more than once — before getting their shot to play professional hockey. Because the Lightning traded their high picks in this year’s draft, they have just three selections Wednesday-Thursday at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, none before the sixth round (179th overall). ...

TAMPA — Some of the NHL’s best players weren’t drafted in the first few rounds. Some were passed over entirely — sometimes more than once — before getting their shot to play professional hockey. Because the Lightning traded their high picks in this year’s draft, they have just three selections Wednesday-Thursday at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, none before the sixth round (179th overall). ...

Harman Dayal and Sean Gentille rank every NHL team by how much cap space they will likely have to improve their rosters for next season.

The offseason is not just for making picks and signing free agents. It can be about trades. This post goes into some names the New Jersey Devils should consider in a deal - and even a few to avoid.

Now that the Stanley Cup has been handed out to the Vegas Golden Knights, it's time to officially look forward to the NHL offseason. It's also time to look at…

TAMPA — Now that the hockey season is over, the focus quickly turns to what is expected to be a busy offseason. The Lightning’s first-round playoff exit allowed the front office extra time to evaluate players and crunch numbers that they didn’t have the past three seasons playing in the Stanley Cup final. And Lightning general manager Julien BriseBois has a lot of work to do. Can he retain ...