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Devils acquire Luke Evangelista to bolster forward group

2.9.26 New Jersey Devils: Transfers

The New Jersey Devils acquired 24-year-old winger Luke Evangelista from the Nashville Predators for a conditional first-round pick and a 2028 second-rounder. Coming off a 56-point season, Evangelista adds playmaking and top-nine scoring potential while carrying a manageable $3 million cap hit and remaining under team control beyond this season.

Cale Makar signs record extension

1.9.26 Colorado Avalanche: Transfers

Colorado Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar has agreed to an eight-year extension worth a record $20.4 million annually, making him the highest-paid player in NHL history. The 27-year-old two-time Norris Trophy winner will remain with Colorado through the league's upcoming salary-cap changes, with the deal including a full no-movement clause.

Kevin Korchinski signs two-year deal with Blackhawks

30.8.26 Chicago Blackhawks: Transfers

The Chicago Blackhawks have agreed to a two-year, $1.325 million salary-cap hit contract with defenseman Kevin Korchinski. The 22-year-old had two assists in 13 NHL games last season and added 26 points in 53 AHL games with Rockford. Korchinski was the No. 7 overall pick in the 2022 NHL Draft and has 19 points in 105 career NHL games.

Cale Makar becomes NHL's highest-paid player

29.8.26 Colorado Avalanche: Transfers

Cale Makar has agreed to an eight-year extension with the Colorado Avalanche worth a record $20.4 million average annual value. The 27-year-old defenseman becomes the first NHL player to earn at least $20 million per season. A two-time Norris Trophy winner, Makar has been a finalist for the award in each of the past six seasons and remains a centerpiece of the Avalanche.

TeamPtsW-L
Atlantic Division
1Boston00-0 (0)
1Buffalo00-0 (0)
1Montreal00-0 (0)
1Ottawa00-0 (0)
1Toronto00-0 (0)
1Florida00-0 (0)
1Tampa B.00-0 (0)
1Detroit00-0 (0)
Metropolitan Division
1N. Jersey00-0 (0)
1NY Islan.00-0 (0)
1NY Ran.00-0 (0)
1Philadel.00-0 (0)
1Pittsburgh00-0 (0)
1Carolina00-0 (0)
1Washing.00-0 (0)
1Columbus00-0 (0)
Central Division
1Winnipeg00-0 (0)
1Chicago00-0 (0)
1Nashville00-0 (0)
1St Louis00-0 (0)
1Colorado00-0 (0)
1Minnesota00-0 (0)
1Dallas00-0 (0)
1Utah00-0 (0)
Pacific Division
1Calgary00-0 (0)
1Edmonton00-0 (0)
1Vancouv.00-0 (0)
1Anaheim00-0 (0)
1LA Kings00-0 (0)
1San Jose00-0 (0)
1Vegas00-0 (0)
1Seattle00-0 (0)

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League format : NHL 2026/2027

Each team will play 54 games within their conference, and two games (home and road) against each non-conference club. Two points are awarded for a win, one point for a loss in overtime or shootout, and no points for a loss in regulation time. At the end of the regular season, sixteen teams will qualify for the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs: the top three teams in each division, along with two wild-cards in each conference. All rounds of the NHL Playoffs will be best-of-7 games.