Hockey headlines for August 28, 2025

Thursday, August 28, 2025

'Every intention to win in Edmonton': McDavid talks contract at Olympic orientation camp (Edmonton Sun)
Canada's Olympic advantage in men's hockey? They think they've got one (Calgary Sun)
Jets’ Morrissey determined to solidify spot on Olympic roster (Winnipeg Sun)
As season approaches, questions abound for new Bruins’ coach Marco Sturm (Boston Herald)
How the hockey world remembers Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau (Calgary Sun)
Report: Gaudreau's parents were hospitalized after sons' deadly accident (Columbus Dispatch)
Are these teenagers ready to help Canada win Olympic hockey gold? (Calgary Sun)
For Trevor Zegras, the trade to the Flyers is not just a refresh, it is also a homecoming of sorts (Philadelphia Inquirer)
What Red Wings’ defense pairs might look like to start 2025-26 (MLive.com)
Capitals dominate NHL national broadcast schedule amid Ovechkin retirement rumors (Washington Post)
Penguins' broadcast schedule includes 16 nationally televised games (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
Flyers will play 14 games on national television and streaming platforms in 2025-26 (Philadelphia Inquirer)
5 Dallas Stars games on 2025-26 schedule receive new start times (Dallas Morning News)
Blues to be on national television 14 times during season; four game times changed (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
San Jose Sharks’ season-opening game once again not on local cable TV (San Jose Mercury News)
National TV schedule includes 14 Lightning games (Tampa Bay Times)
Red Wings still a popular pick for national TV; here’s the schedule (MLive.com)
Sabres to play on national television seven times this season (Buffalo News)
Panthers CEO Matt Caldwell leaves organization for Minnesota Timberwolves, Lynx (Miami Herald)
Penguins announce new player development addition in 'roving minor league coach' Evan McFeeters (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)