Ice hockey
Kaprizov 5th on Forbes' 2026 NHL earnings list
Leo Carlsson tops Forbes' 2026 NHL pay rankings on $21.2m, ahead of McDavid, Gauthier and Bedard, with Kaprizov fifth on $19.4m.
Ice hockey
Leo Carlsson tops Forbes' 2026 NHL pay rankings on $21.2m, ahead of McDavid, Gauthier and Bedard, with Kaprizov fifth on $19.4m.
The Blues will rotate five jersey designs next season, including a new Hometown Remix alternate and tributes to their 2019 Stanley Cup and Keith Tkachuk.
The 19-year-old San Jose forward has 6 points in 3 preseason games, while Anaheim's Beckett Sennecke leads all goalscorers with 4.
The 34-year-old Finn becomes the Ducks' 10th captain, succeeding Radko Gudas after a 41-point regular season in 2025/26.
The 28-year-old forward's new deal runs from 2027/28 at a $3.7M cap hit, after a career-best 33-point season split between goals and assists.
New deals for Cutter Gauthier, Drake Batherson and Ryan Leonard show why 35 NHL players now earn $10m or more per season, up from 20 a year ago.
Insider Pierre LeBrun expects Anaheim to sign restricted free agent Cutter Gauthier to a six-year deal worth $13-14 million per season.
Ex-NHL defenceman Ryan Whitney says Leo Carlsson doesn't yet deserve his new $18M-a-year deal, but blames Anaheim, not the player, for the offer-sheet saga.
San Jose crushed Los Angeles 8-1 and Colorado beat Anaheim 7-2 as NHL rookie and prospect tournaments opened across North America on 13 September 2026.
The 23-year-old Russian goalie stopped shots for Colorado in a 7-2 win over Anaheim, conceding twice while making several sharp saves in San Jose.
Montreal have signed 35-year-old forward Chris Kreider for 2026/27 after he posted 22 goals and 28 assists in 75 games with Anaheim last season.
Anaheim will place Chris Kreider on unconditional waivers to void his deal amid a cap crunch, clearing the way for him to become an unrestricted free agent.