Oilers Got Good Value With Mangiapane & Frederic Deals
The NHL free agent market opened on Tuesday, as teams try to fill needs and bulk up their rosters ahead of the 2025-26 season. The Edmonton Oilers were fairly quiet…
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5 Things to Know About New Oilers’ Forward Andrew Mangiapane
The Edmonton Oilers were relatively quiet as NHL free-agency kicked of on Tuesday (July 1), making just a pair of organizational depth signings, inking defenceman Riley Stillman and goaltender Matt…
Oilers Sign Mangiapane to 2-Year Contract with $3.6 Million Average Annual Value
The Edmonton Oilers have signed left winger Andrew Mangiapane to a two-year contract with a $3.6 million average annual value (AAV.) Mangiapane scored 14 goals and added 14 assists for…
4 Free Agent Targets for the Penguins
On the eve of NHL free agency, the Pittsburgh Penguins have some big decisions to make regarding the direction of the team. With more than $20 million in cap space,…
Maple Leafs Free Agent Watch: Marchand, Mangiapane, Suter & Perry in the Mix
As Mitch Marner heads for the exits—so far, quietly and without much fanfare—the Toronto Maple Leafs face a full-blown identity shift. The team, long defined by regular-season flash and playoff…
Maple Leafs News & Rumours: Mangiapane’s Fit? Cujo’s Hall Case & Carlo’s Year-Two Impact
With July 1 fast approaching, the Toronto Maple Leafs are deep into the planning phase of a critical offseason. General manager (GM) Brad Treliving has major holes to fill, most…
3 Free Agents the Maple Leafs Should Pursue to Improve Secondary Scoring
With the 2025 NHL Draft less than a week away, NHL teams aren’t just preparing for the draft but also free agency that takes place only a few days after.…
Depth Over Stars: Maple Leafs Should Target Several Underrated UFAs
This summer’s free agent crop lacks marquee names beyond Mitch Marner, Aaron Ekblad, Sam Bennett, Brad Marchand, and Nikolaj Ehlers. Still, as Jonas Siegel of The Athletic points out, it doesn’t mean…
Capitals Take 3-1 Series Lead over Canadiens on Late Mangiapane Goal
Washington Capitals forward Andrew Mangiapane scored a late game-winning goal to help secure a 3-1 series lead over the Montreal Canadiens.
3 Takeaways from Capitals 4-2 Loss to the Wild
Last night, the Washington Capitals lost 4-2 in regulation, only the second time in 12 games, to the Minnesota Wild. Despite the loss, Alex Ovechkin championed a classy effort in…