Golden Knights take on the Wild following overtime victory
Vegas Golden Knights (5-1, in the Pacific Division) vs. Minnesota Wild (3-1-1, in the Central Division)Saint Paul, Minnesota; Monday, 8 p.
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- Pacific Notes: Doughty, Walman, HonzekIf he signs an extension with the Los Angeles Kings, captain Drew Doughty won’t represent himself. According to PuckPedia, Doughty has hired Pat Brisson of CAA Sports to represent him ahead of potential extension negotiations or a trip through unrestricted free agency. It’s the first time Doughty has had representation since the early 2010’s. After […]
- Flames host the Avalanche on losing streakColorado Avalanche (2-1, in the Central Division) vs. Calgary Flames (0-3, in the Pacific Division)Calgary, Alberta; Thursday, 9 p.
- Ducks To Recall Roger McQueen, Stian SolbergThe Anaheim Ducks are set to make two call-ups from their farm system ahead of Wednesday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers. Those players, according to The Mayor, will be Roger McQueen and defenseman Stian Solberg from the Ducks’ AHL affiliate, the San Diego Gulls. The Ducks currently reside in second place in the Pacific Division […]
- Saturday Night Hockey on Sportsnet: Oilers vs. KrakenThe high-scoring Edmonton Oilers host the 1-0-0 Seattle Kraken in a Pacific Division showdown. Catch the action on Sportsnet West or stream on Sportsnet+ at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT.
- NHL Pacific Division Power Rankings 2026-27: Golden Knights, Oilers, Sharks and Every Team Ranked After PreseasonThe Pacific Division enters 2026-27 with contenders trying to hold their ground and emerging teams threatening to change the order. With preseason complete, roster battles settled and opening night approaching, we rank all eight teams based on talent, camp performance and offseason changes.
- Pacific Notes: Smith, Zuccarello, DucksNotes from the Pacific including Will Smith on his extension talks, the Ducks have a pair of injuries, and more.
- NHL Awards Odds, 2026-27 Anaheim DucksFollowing an interesting offseason and Leo Carlsson’s record-breaking contract, betting markets evaluate if Anaheim’s young core can topple Pacific Division powerhouses and sustain their recent playoff momentum.
- Most interesting contract on every team in the Pacific DivisionBig money is the topic in the NHL these days, so we’re taking a look at the most interesting contract on all 32 teams. Ally Chesham starts with the Pacific Division.
- Best, worst scenarios for every Pacific Division teamThe Pacific Division had the distinction of being the league’s worst last season. With the 2026-27 campaign approaching, here’s a look at what could go right — and wrong — for each of its eight teams.
- Pacific Notes: Nordmark, Safonov, FlamesNotes from the Pacific including a league for a top Ducks prospect, don't expect more tryouts in Calgary, and more.
- 2026-27 Prove-It Players: Pacific DivisionIt’s time to wrap up our analysis of young players who have the most to prove their teams in the season ahead. We’ve looked at each of the Atlantic, Central, and Metropolitan divisions, and that leaves the Pacific. There’s no shortage of notable names who face pressure in the Pacific to show something in 2026-27. […]
- One player who has to deliver for each Pacific Division teamThere is always a group of players who come into the year with an extra jump in their step, a chip on their shoulder and something to prove. Who are those players in the Pacific Division? Courtney Jacobsen takes a look.
- Pacific Notes: Boeser, Sharks, GoljerNotes from the Pacific including injury updates from San Jose, a Kings prospect is off to the OHL, and more.
- The Hockey News Projects the Sharks to Take a Major Step Forward, Compete for PlayoffsAhead of the 2026-27 season, The Hockey News released their annual Yearbook and projected where each team in the NHL will finish in the standings. The San Jose Sharks are one of the teams expected to take major steps forward, as they were picked to finish fourth in the Pacific Division.
- Underrated Prospects: Pacific DivisionWe’ve already covered lesser discussed prospects in both the Central and Atlantic divisions to watch for next season, and next on deck is the Pacific. Any team, for obvious reasons, would love to uncover the latest hidden gem. What makes this division stand out is several organizations trying to find pieces for their rebuilds without […]
- NHL off-season grades: Pacific DivisionThe NHL season is slowly approaching and rosters have really begun to take shape. Ryan Dixon hands out off-season grades to every team in the Pacific Division.
