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- Metro Notes: Islanders’ Marchenko Interest, Brown, ProvorovThe New York Islanders attempted to acquire star forward Kirill Marchenko from the Columbus Blue Jackets before he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs, reports Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic. According to LeBrun, the Islanders “were confident they could extend” Marchenko in the event they finalized a trade for him. LeBrun asked Islanders GM […]
- Metro Notes: Karlsson, Severson, Devils, SandinPittsburgh Penguins star defenseman Erik Karlsson told the media today, including NHL.com’s Wes Crosby, that he has not yet had any discussions with the team about a new contract. The 36-year-old is set to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1 after the eight-year, $11.5MM AAV deal he signed in the summer of 2019 […]
- Best, worst scenarios for every Metro Division teamWith the 2026-27 season just three weeks away, Sonny Sachdeva takes a look at the best- and worst-case scenarios for each club in the Metropolitan Division this year.
- New York Islanders Tied For Best Metro Team in EA Sports NHL27NHL27 has officially been released to those who bought the game early, and with it a whole slew of new rankings and ratings for every team in the game.
- The player who needs to deliver for the PenguinsAccording to Sportsnet: Pittsburgh Penguins: Arturs Silovs It’s something of a similar story in Pittsburgh. After finishing second in the Metro last season, after a string of campaigns in the division’s basement before that, the Penguins enter 2026-27 looking to prove their resurgence was more than a one-year fluke. They’ll do so with a lineup that’s […]
- One player who has to deliver for every Metro Division teamWith a new test for the division leaders looking to hold their position, and a chance at redemption for those who came up short last year, Sonny Sachdeva takes a look at the players who will be crucial to their Metro Division clubs’ efforts in 2026-27.
- Metro Notes: Perreault, Jiricek, Bonk, SmolinIf there’s one thing the New York Rangers can look forward to, it’s financial flexibility. The Rangers currently have only four forwards signed beyond the 2026-27 season, providing them with numerous options to reshape their core in the future. In a recent article in The Athletic, Vincent Z. Mercogliano argued that New York should use […]