The NHL's $127.5M Cap Jump Is a Countdown Clock
The NHL salary cap is projected to hit $127.5 million by 2028-29, the largest single-season jump in league history. Here's who signed too soon.
The NHL salary cap is projected to hit $127.5 million by 2028-29, the largest single-season jump in league history. Here's who signed too soon.
Nashville traded 24-year-old Luke Evangelista for two picks that won't suit up until 2028 and called it flexibility. Ty Baskin isn't buying it.
Minnesota wants Quinn Hughes for 5-8 years. He reportedly wants three, syncing free agency with brother Jack in New Jersey. Neither side is blinking.
Nico Hischier signed a $58M extension, went home to Bern, and pulled a family from a Swiss dam. He says everyone involved was just relieved. Of course he does.