A Detroit Red Wings writer made an intriguing link to the New York Islanders in a potential trade for a veteran forward.

Jim Hiller will be back behind the Los Angeles Kings bench next season. New general manager Ken Holland confirmed on Thursday that Hiller will return for a third season as head coach.

In the latest Canucks News & Rumours, Abbotsford continues their push for the Calder Cup, an update on the coaching search, ...

“I look at the Leafs now,” Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan to local media this week ... s first moves was sending Toronto-born Verhaeghe to the New York Islanders, 10 years ago, part of a 5 ...

The Islanders won the No. 1 pick with long-shot odds. With the full benefit of hindsight, some very specific games had their ...

The NHL is planning an international event at UBS Arena next February, the home of the New York Islanders ... Kings GM Rob Blake fired head coach Todd McLellan and promoted assistant Jim Hiller ...

He was in his first full season as head coach after being named interim coach last season following the firing of Todd McLellan. Blake ... for a new general manager will begin immediately. The ...

638) in the regular season, has a meager .273 winning percentage in the playoffs. After replacing Todd McLellan late last season, Hiller has already lost to Edmonton twice in the playoffs ...

That number could change – looking at you, Los Angeles Kings and New York Islanders ... his time teaching as an assistant coach under Todd McLellan, shows Woodcroft has the skill set to lead ...

While the Detroit Red Wings seem to have an ambitious plan to strengthen their offense this summer through trades and ...

Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman held his end-of-season media availability on Tuesday, sitting next to head coach Todd McLellan and touching on multiple topics. One of those had to ...

Head coach of the Red Wings, Todd McLellan, took over from Derek Lalonde on December 26 th and nearly got the Red Wings into the Stanley Cup playoffs. This is something that is McLellan’s right ...