Where could Vincent Trocheck, Bobby McMann, Evander Kane and Jesper Wallstedt end up by the deadline? Our insiders' picks.

If the world’s best hockey players can adapt to a new piece of equipment, perhaps more of the NHL will follow suit.

Nearly 150 total players from all 32 NHL teams will be in Milan. What are the biggest storylines for each team's fan base at the Games?

While on a vastly different scale, Slafkovský is like the Sidney Crosby of Slovakia, and this could be his breakout moment.

Where could Robert Thomas, Nazem Kadri, Shane Wright and Dougie Hamilton end up by the deadline? Our insiders' picks.

For the first time in 12 years, NHL players are heading to the Olympics. Here are our picks for the men's hockey tournament in Milan.

It is hoped the Colombian star's arrival can reenergize the Minnesota region

The Olympics are a chance to rest up, reflect and recharge for the stretch drive. Some guys really need it after the seasons they’ve had.

In polling 118 NHL players, the Czech Republic was the top pick, with support also for Switzerland, Germany and Latvia.

"The goaltending is so good it doesn't even matter about the rest of the players,” said one of the 118 players we polled.

After years of links and courtship, James Rodríguez to MLS is not that surprising. But to Minnesota?

The Colombian superstar appears headed to an unexpected landing spot as he aims to return to form before the World Cup

The Canadiens hit the break with a ton of positives, but one of them is they still have negatives they can improve on when they return.

Lane Hutson has always looked up to Quinn Hughes, and the star Minnesota Wild defenceman made it clear the appreciation is mutual.

In polling 118 players, a familiar name was the top pick for worst chirps, while one city has emerged as the runaway favorite for expansion.

Polling 118 NHL players, there was one area they overwhelmingly think teams should invest in.

The clock is now ticking loudly on pending trades with the Olympic freeze set to take effect at 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday.

The Canadiens fell behind 2-0 to one of the best teams in the league, but instead of crumbling as they've done in the past, they recovered.

Also this week, Bruce Cassidy dishes on Nick Suzuki's potential role in Milan, and the kinship between Bowen Byram and Alex Newhook.

Plus: Vegas Golden Knights try to maximize Mitch Marner's switch to center and the potential ripple effects of Jack Hughes' minor injury.