Blues aim for repeat as Stanley Cup champions with nearly identical cast
Look to pick up where they left off following quiet offseason
by David Satriano @davidsatriano / NHL.com Staff Writer
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the St. Louis Blues:
The St. Louis Blues hope to repeat as Stanley Cup Champions by keeping an almost identical roster intact this season.
Devils beginning new chapter with additions of Hughes, Subban
Selection of center with No. 1 pick in 2019 NHL Draft, trade for defenseman highlight busy offseason
by Mike G. Morreale @mikemorrealeNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the New Jersey Devils:
The New Jersey Devils will have a different look this season after selecting center Jack Hughes with the No. 1 pick in the 2019 NHL Draft, trading for defenseman P.K. Subban and signing forward Wayne Simmonds.
Bruins bolster depth for another run at Stanley Cup
Add Ritchie, Lindholm after reaching Final
by Jon Lane @JonLaneNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Boston Bruins:
The Boston Bruins strengthened their organizational depth by signing seven players July 1, including forwards Brett Ritchie and Par Lindholm, hoping for another run at the Stanley Cup after losing Game 7 of the Cup Final to the St. Louis Blues.
Jets count on Pionk amid departures of defensemen
Acquired 23-year-old from Rangers in trade for Trouba, could turn to young forwards
by Scott Billeck / NHL.com Correspondent
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Winnipeg Jets:
The Winnipeg Jets will look markedly different this season, but not because of players they have acquired.
Golden Knights sign Karlsson as part of quiet offseason
Facing cap crunch, Vegas keeps roster largely intact
by Nicholas J. Cotsonika @cotsonika / NHL.com Columnist
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Vegas Golden Knights:
The Vegas Golden Knights have not added key pieces this offseason. After making the Stanley Cup Playoffs each of their first two seasons in the NHL, they've worked to keep what they have already and made subtractions because of the salary cap.
Capitals add scoring depth with Panik, Hathaway, Leipsic
Hope trade for defenseman Gudas will bolster physical presence, lead to another championship
by Tom Gulitti @TomGulittiNHL / NHL.com Staff Writer
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Washington Capitals:
Canucks retool by adding Myers, Miller, Ferland
Fortify depth at defenseman, forward hoping for first playoff appearance in five seasons
by Kevin Woodley / NHL.com Correspondent
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Vancouver Canucks:
The Vancouver Canucks are hoping moves they made to upgrade their top two forward lines and defenseman group will help them make the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in five seasons.
Maple Leafs hope new defensemen lead to playoff success
Add Barrie, Ceci in separate trades; Kerfoot, Spezza bolster forward depth
by Dave McCarthy / NHL.com Correspondent
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Toronto Maple Leafs:
The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired Tyson Barrie and Cody Ceci hoping that an upgrade at defenseman will help them advance past the Eastern Conference First Round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2004.
Lightning add goalie McElhinney, depth on defense
Veteran expected to back up Vasilevskiy; Schenn, Witkowski provide insurance
by Corey Long / NHL.com Correspondent
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the Tampa Bay Lightning:
The Tampa Bay Lightning have had a relatively quiet offseason, signing veteran goaltender Curtis McElhinney and depth defensemen Luke Schenn and Luke Witkowski on July 1.
Sharks moving forward after losing Pavelski, re-signing Karlsson
Remain hopeful Thornton returns for 15th season
by David Satriano @davidsatriano / NHL.com Staff Writer
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the San Jose Sharks:
The San Jose Sharks enter this season without one longtime forward but are optimistic they will still have another.