Going into Friday night, the Washington Capitals had five picks in the 2025 NHL Draft. Many experts didn’t think the Caps ...

Tomorrow will mark the first time in franchise history that the Kelowna Rockets will make the first overall selection in a ...

The Vancouver Canucks open their 2025 Development Camp on June 30, with 33 players in attendance. On top of Vancouver's drafted prospects, the Canucks have invited 16 additional players to join the ...

Washington adds four forwards and one defenseman, including first-rounder Lynden Lakovic ...

The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed goaltender Zach Sawchenko to a one year, two-way National Hockey League/American Hockey ...

The Washington Capitals have selected Lynden Lakovic 18th overall in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. The 18-year-old was the eighth WHLer selected and the sixth forward drafted. Listed at 6'4", 190 lbs, ...

The Flames re-signed depth forward Dryden Hunt to a two-year contract -- here's what they gain from an energetic, veteran ...

Moose on land may have to be wary of grizzly bears and wolves, but there is Killer Whales Are Such Predators They Even Hunt Moose…Yes, Moose Skip to main content ...

Before puck drop against the Brandon Wheat Kings, the Moose Jaw Warriors named 2025 NHL draft prospect Lynden Lakovic as their new captain. The 18-year-old is the 37th captain of the Warriors and ...

The Brandon Wheat Kings parlayed a subpar first period into a 4-3 shootout loss to the cellar-dwelling Moose Jaw Warriors in Western Hockey League action at Moose Jaw Events Centre on Friday.

The Warriors were immediately welcomed in Moose Jaw, and they were happy to have a top junior team in their city again, but it took a while for the team to find its footing.

Moose Jaw Warriors forward Jagger Firkus was honored as the David Branch Player of the Year Award winner Saturday at the Canadian Hockey League awards ceremony. Skip to content Menu Today's paper.