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Friday, June 26, 2015
- Carl Soderberg acquired by Avs (Denver Post)
- Senators sign Mark Stone, Mika Zibanejad to new contracts (Ottawa Sun)
- Rangers could look to trade Cam Talbot for first-round pick in NHL draft (New York Daily News)
- McLellan opts for familiar faces as Oilers assistant coaches (Edmonton Journal)
- Ducks close to hiring former Ottawa coach as assistant (Orange County Register)
- Islanders will open first season in Brooklyn Oct. 9 against Blackhawks, Rangers make Barclays Center debut Dec. 2 (New York Daily News)
- Kings' Stoll pleads guilty to two misdemeanors to resolve drug case (Los Angeles Times)
- Coyotes seek to force $3.75 million Glendale payment (Arizona Republic)
- Connor McDavid savoring the moments leading up to lifelong NHL dream (Globe & Mail)
- At NHL Draft, the Intrigue Will Begin With Pick No. 3 (New York Times)
- It's a pretty big weekend for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Here's what to expect (National Post)
- Courting period begins as NHL GMs talk to unrestricted free agents (Winnipeg Free Press)
- In a deep NHL draft, expect Connor McDavid to lead the way (Los Angeles Times)
- Deep draft pool makes first two rounds of NHL draft a must-watch, even after McDavid, Eichel (Edmonton Journal)
- Top prospects waiting for dreams to come true at Friday's NHL draft (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)Paywall to view
- NHL's No. 1 draft prospect Connor McDavid unconcerned about expectations, feels can change Oilers' fortunes (Edmonton Sun)
- All eyes are on Eichel (Buffalo News)
- If McDavid has any bad habits, he's not telling (Edmonton Journal)
- Jack Eichel's next step will be his hardest (Boston Globe)
- Top-flight prospect Strome eager to make name in pro game (Calgary Herald)
- Eichel out of his comfort zone in Florida Everglades (Edmonton Journal)
- Prospects invited to the NHL draft (South Florida Sun-Sentinel)
- Maple Leafs attracting plenty of trade interest ahead of NHL draft (Toronto Star)
- Kessel trade would be a complicated deal for Leafs (Toronto Sun)
- Penguins still in Kessel sweepstakes (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
- Dougie Hamilton talks look on hold (Boston Herald)
- Despite concussions, Carolina's Jeff Skinner is appealing to Penguins (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
- Blues talking trades, but it won't be easy (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
- Blackhawks' trade clock ticking as NHL draft nears (Chicago Daily Herald)
- Benning could deal Lack or possibly Bieksa if the return is right (Vancouver Province)
- On eve of NHL draft, Wild appears in no hurry to deal (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Does Flyers' GM Ron Hextall have a draft trick up his sleeve (Philadelphia Daily News)
- Arizona Coyotes have options with third overall pick at NHL draft (Arizona Republic)
- Leafs eye trio of prospects with No. 4 pick in drafts (Toronto Sun)
- Blue Jackets could jump up in draft (Columbus Dispatch)
- Canes have an open mind about 5th pick in NHL draft (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Bruins open to trading No. 14 pick in draft (Boston Globe)
- Draft drama: Jets could be players today (Winnipeg Free Press)
- Why there will be enormous pressure on the Devils at this draft (NJ.com)
- Potential Sharks draft targets at No. 9 (San Jose Mercury News)
- L.A. Kings, Anaheim Ducks to address long- and short-term needs (Los Angeles Daily News)
- Florida Panthers' draft history says expect the unexpected (Miami Herald)
- Maple Leafs keep options open with No. 24 pick in draft (Toronto Sun)
- Red Wings scout excited about deep draft (Detroit News)
- Capitals narrow choices to "two or three players" for first-round draft pick (Washington Times)
- Five players who might be available for Canadiens with No. 26 pick at NHL draft (Montreal Gazette)
- Calgary Flames look for top prospect at No. 15 of NHL Draft (Calgary Herald)
- Isles will monitor draft until their first pick (New York Newsday)
- Lightning look to add more depth in tonight's draft (Tampa Tribune)
- Avs may acquire NHL-ready player with their top-10 pick (Denver Post)
- Wild looking at other goalies in case they can't sign Devan Dubnyk (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
- Stars have draft flexibility, but need scoring, goaltending (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
- Flyers in right draft to replenish farm system (South Jersey Courier-Post)
- No first-round pick, no problem for Blackhawks (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Penguins scouts, executives will have ringside seats for draft, but won't often take part in it (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
- Predators keep busy without first-round pick (The Tennessean)
- Shero set for first draft as Devils GM (Bergen Record)
- It's not easy for Don Sweeney (Boston Herald)
- Hextall on the clock in the NHL draft on Friday (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Winnipeg Jets still in the mix as Michael Frolik explores other free agent offers (Winnipeg Sun)
- Granlund's agent, Fletcher say sides aren't far apart in contrack talks (Minneapolis Star-Tribune)
- Impending free agent Farnham wants to stay with Penguins (Pittsburgh Tribune Review)
- Sens proud of player Erik Karlsson has become (Ottawa Sun)
- Canadiens will open 2015-16 NHL season with four road games (Montreal Gazette)
- NHL schedules are out with new-look New York rivalry (New York Post)
- NHL schedule released; Sharks first play McLellan, Oilers on Dec. 9 (San Jose Mercury News)
- Canucks open season with two games against Flames (Vancouver Sun)
- Canes' NHL schedule includes road dates early and late (Raleigh News & Observer)
- Sabres' schedule includes 10 home matinees (Buffalo News)
- Shattenkirk endorses 3 on 3 overtime (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
- 'Connor McDavid Road' sign is 'inappropriate,' but 'cute,' says Mayor Iveson of Oilers likely draft pick (Edmonton Sun)
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