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The three-time Stanley Cup champion was introduced Friday as the newest member of the Jets.

Ehlers agreed to terms on a six-year, $51 million contract. He'll count $8.5 million against the salary cap through 2031.

Orlov, who turns 34 later this month, signed a two-year contract worth $13 million. A Stanley Cup champion from his time in Washington who spent the past two seasons in Carolina, the veteran defenseman will count $6.5 million against the cap through ...

Ryan Lindgren might come from a family of goalies, but the newest addition to the Seattle Kraken blue line knew from an early age he didn't have much of a future in net.

The Stars reintroduced Glen Gulutzan as their coach, with he and the franchise both in much different places than a dozen years ago.

Burns is back in the Western Conference, where he spent his first 18 NHL seasons before the last three with the Hurricanes.

All three new assistants have ample experience with outstanding special teams units, and Joel Quenneville has declared his determination to fix what was the NHL's worst power play last season.

Delvecchio was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977 and was later named one of the 100 greatest players in league history.

Forward Brock Boeser is staying put in Vancouver, after the Canucks opened the NHL's free agency period by re-signing one of their own.

Florida went into free agency trying to figure out who among the trio of Sam Bennett, Aaron Ekblad and Brad Marchand could fit under the salary cap for next season -- and kept them all.