VAUGHAN, Ontario -- Mitchell Marner still has about two months to sign a contract before the Toronto Maple Leafs begin training camp in September, but the restricted free agent forward said Thursday if an agreement is not in place by then, he likely will not attend.

After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the New York Rangers:

The New York Rangers are pushing to become a Stanley Cup contender after missing the playoffs in each of the past two seasons.

After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Ottawa Senators:

The Ottawa Senators are hoping that new coach D.J. Smith will be the man to successfully lead their rebuild, guiding a mix of veteran players acquired this offseason with their young core.

Ron Francis retired as one of the greatest players in NHL history. At the time, Sept. 14, 2005, he ranked fourth in scoring with 1,798 points, behind Wayne Gretzky (2,857), Mark Messier (1,887) and Gordie Howe (1,850). He had won the Stanley Cup twice and made tens of millions.

NHL.com identifies injury bounce-back candidates for the 2019-20 season: players who missed more than 15 games because of injury but could be in line for a return to previous or new levels of production. For more fantasy hockey coverage, visit NHL.com/Fantasy and subscribe for free to the NHL Fantasy on Ice podcast.

One-stop shop for a comprehensive list of all 2019 NHL free agents and signings, including stories and analysis.

NOTE: Some of these players may have recently signed with their respective club; however, their contracts had not yet been filed with the League.

VAUGHAN, Ontario -- Brayden Point remains a restricted free agent after completing his three-year, entry-level contract last season. Anthony Cirelli, who considers Point one of his closest friends on the Tampa Bay Lightning, is confident Point and the Lightning will be able to reach an agreement.

An offseason edition of the Super 16?

Why not?

Understanding that things could change at any moment with a seismic trade or free agent signing, now that we are more than two weeks past the start of NHL free agency, it feels like as good a time as any to present our first power rankings for this season.

TORONTO -- Ian Scott has quickly climbed the Toronto Maple Leafs depth chart in the past year, and the 20-year-old goalie has his sights set on a role with Toronto of the American Hockey League this season.

Ron Francis was named general manager of the Seattle NHL expansion team Thursday.

Welcome to the 2019-20 NHL Trade Tracker, the official list of completed trades since June 14. This is your one-stop shop for news, analysis and reaction from around the NHL as teams position themselves for the present and beyond.

NHL mascots always bring the fun, so now Funko is bringing you some NHL mascots.

The Buffalo Sabres made headlines when they re-signed forward Jeff Skinner, who scored an NHL career-high 40 goals in his first season in Buffalo, to an eight-year contract on June 7, and hired Ralph Kreuger as coach on May 15.

Peter DeBoer is optimistic that unrestricted free agent Joe Thornton will be back with the San Jose Sharks this season.

As part of NHL.com's offseason coverage, the fantasy staff is previewing each team's relevant players. From most valuable assets to potential impact prospects and more, this guide should help fantasy owners evaluate and prioritize players around the NHL leading up to drafts. For more fantasy coverage, visit NHL.com/Fantasy.

Here are the best remaining unrestricted free agents, according to NHL.com, after signings began July 1 (listed alphabetically by position):

The New York Rangers were the first NHL team to get a service puppy trainee when they introduced Ranger the yellow lab in August 2018. Now he's the first to have found his forever home as a companion dog to an autistic 16-year-old named Danny Zarro. 

The NHL was represented with style in the Sports Illustrated "Fashionable 50" athletes for 2019.

VANCOUVER -- Nils Hoglander turned some heads during the 2019 NHL Draft with a social media video that showed him warming up by juggling while riding a unicycle, but that was nothing compared to the skill the 18-year-old forward put on display at Vancouver Canucks development camp in June.

NHL.com identifies fantasy hockey breakout candidates for the 2019-20 season. For more fantasy coverage, visit NHL.com/Fantasy and subscribe for free to the NHL Fantasy on Ice podcast.