Back in Philadelphia and carrying momentum, the Flyers opened a season-long seven-game homestand with a dud.

Back in Philadelphia and carrying momentum, the Flyers opened a season-long seven-game homestand with a dud.

As the clock ticks down to the 2025 NHL trade deadline on Friday at 3 p.m. ET, the noise can feel dizzying.

For all we know, Trent Frederic might not even play one regular-season game for the Edmonton Oilers after Tuesday's trade with the Boston Bruins.

The Buffalo Sabres 4-3 overtime loss to Montreal on Monday was their third in a row, but for a club in last place and 12 points out of the final Eastern Conference playoff spot, another defeat serves only as another step towards a 14th straight season outside of the playoffs.

San Jose Sharks forward Walker Duehr was placed on NHL waivers on Monday and was sent to the San Jose Barracuda of the AHL on Tuesday.

The Philadelphia Flyers are buzzing. Since returning from the 4-Nations break, they’ve looked fast, confident, and—most importantly—fun.

First things first: The Toronto Maple Leafs were not making excuses for their shootout loss to the rebuilding San Jose Sharks, and I'm not here to make excuses for them either.

The defending Western Conference champion Oilers made their first big move ahead of the NHL trade deadline by acquiring hard-nosed forward Trent Frederic from the Bruins.

Vegas Golden Knights forwards William Karlsson and Cole Schwindt returned to practice today in red, non-contact jerseys.