NHL Free Agency

With the NHL season looking like a go, the trade and free agent market looks to be heating up once again.

The Boston Bruins and forward Jake DeBrusk agree to a two-year contract with an AAV of $3.675 million.

The Leafs have been linked to multiple goaltenders. Anaheim Ducks' backstopper John Gibson would be a great fit, if acquired.

Panthers forward Michael Hoffman remains one of the top free agents left on the market.

With Patrik Laine high on trade-bait lists, his scoring touch could help the Philadelphia Flyers.

Ilya Mikheyev's new contract is a bit richer than most expected, meaning GM Kyle Dubas has some roster shuffling to do.

To the surprise of many, Joe Thornton has decided to continue his career as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

As Bruins' fans wait for any shoe to drop, Chris Blackey asks, 'What's The Plan, Don?"

A number of veteran goalies changed teams yesterday, including Jakob Markstrom and Henrik Lundqvist, on a wild first day of NHL Free Agency.

Day one of NHL free agency went as expected for Ottawa Senators General Manager Pierre Dorion.

The first day of NHL free agency saw 78 contracts get signed. Here are the notable agents still available as we enter day two.

On Wednesday, the Winnipeg Jets announced the signing of pending unrestricted free agent defenceman Dylan DeMelo

The Philadelphia Flyers have been busy, re-signing Brian Elliott and Robert Hagg, and adding Chris Stewart to their hockey operations staff.

On Friday, the Winnipeg Jets and goaltender Laurent Brossoit agreed to terms on a one-year, $1.5 million contract for the 2020-21 NHL season.

Rumors have surfaced about the Bruins' shopping of goaltender Tuukka Rask. This is why it makes sense for the team.