With the entry draft and opening of free agency in the rearview mirror, the NHL is entering the slower portion of its ...

Ann Kimmel: Nashville Predators GM Barry Trotz on their being NHL players that he would trade the No. 5 pick for: “No one is offering me that.” Ann Kimmel: In the draft this week, the Predators will ...

Rarely have the Vancouver Canucks entered draft week more motivated to trade their No. 1 pick. And rarely has the value of ...

Elias Pettersson’s drop in performance has surprised NHL fans. In the 2022-23 season, he scored 102 points in 80 games and was on a 107-point pace before the 2024 All-Star break.

With trade speculation mounting and more pressure than ever to succeed, Pettersson is looking to be a much better player in 2025-26. “Elias is planning a big offseason,” Barry said.

Indeed, Soucy, 30, had been playing better hockey as of late, but with a $3 million cap hit this year and next year, he is an affordable, reliable defenceman capable of stepping in for a contender ...

Elias Pettersson (D) missed the majority of the game after being on the receiving end of an elbow by Flames forward Connor Zary. After having a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety ...

Carson Soucy scored a goal in his Rangers’ debut, but it wasn’t enough as the Blueshirts fell 4-3 to the Senators on March 8, 2025. Marc DesRosiers-Imagn Images Soucy left Vancouver with his ...

Rangers' Carson Soucy: Tallies in team debutSoucy scored a goal and added two PIM in Saturday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Senators. Soucy played on the third pairing alongside Zac Jones. It didn't ...

This season, Soucy saw himself quickly get played out of a role on Vancouver’s blueline. He dressed in all but two games for the Canucks, with Elias Pettersson (D) coming into the linup in his ...

Last season, Carson Soucy was a steadying force on the blue line for the Vancouver Canucks. While he struggled with injuries that limited him to just 40 games, he stabilized the Canucks' defence corps ...

Those deals occurred as 21-year-old Elias Pettersson, a younger, less-polished version of Soucy, was emerging from the American League sooner than the Canucks had projected.