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The hockey world is still buzzing about Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck publicly requesting a trade last week. That’s prompted pundits to speculate about potential destinations for the three-time Vezina Trophy winner
With the bulk of the 2026 NBA offseason’s player movement now concluded, and with the calendar now flipped to August, it’s time to start looking ahead to what’s coming next in the NBA, both this season and afterward
MUNICH — Following an offseason of change Simon Nemec believes he needed, the 22-year-old defenseman is eager to get started on the new opportunity ahead of him with the Calgary Flames
Player who will make biggest jump from last season’s list, Kucherov’s status as No. 1 among unknowns
Now that LeBron James has inked a two-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, the outlook for the 2026-27 season is much clearer. Here, theScore’s NBA editors answer some of the biggest questions around the league
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced on Wednesday that they made three hires. They brought in Dan Palango as director of amateur scouting, Brad Rossen as vice president of research and development, and JP Perpich as director of U.S. amateur scouting
Welcome to this edition of the 2026 WHL Prospect Pools. Throughout the 2026 off-season, we will be looking at current or recently graduated WHLers who have been drafted or signed by NHL clubs. Today’s organization is the Philadelphia Flyers
Joe Girardi talks to Fox News Digital about the impact of politics in sports and how that’s changed overtime
Sacramento, Calif. — Sometimes the reality doesn’t match the dream. And other times, like it did for Max Clark Friday night, the reality is better than the dream