NHL Weekly Roundup: Top Stories from April 13–19, 2026
Explore the most significant developments and headlines from across the NHL during the week of April 13–19, 2026.
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Explore the most significant developments and headlines from across the NHL during the week of April 13–19, 2026.
The Colorado Avalanche proved their adaptability by securing a victory against the Los Angeles Kings in a tightly contested, low-scoring matchup.
Reigning INDYCAR champion Alex Palou added to his impressive racing resume this Sunday by securing his first-ever win on the historic streets of Long Beach.
Tyler Reddick triumphed at Kansas Speedway, becoming the first driver in nearly 40 years to win five of the first nine NASCAR Cup Series races in a single season.
Despite unexpected playoff absences this year, these three NHL organizations possess the necessary roster strength and potential to mount a significant comeback next season.
Formula 1 leaders are meeting this Monday to determine potential adjustments to the sport’s technical guidelines, building on recent collaborative discussions aimed at refining current operations.
From tandem rotations and injury concerns to shifting performance trends, several NHL playoff teams enter the postseason without a definitive starting goaltender.
The Minnesota Wild dominated the Dallas Stars in a decisive performance that exposed gaps in Jake Oettinger’s play, leaving the coaching staff to navigate a necessary strategic turnaround.
The Tampa Bay Lightning have recalled Conor Geekie and Brandon Halverson. Additionally, the team activated James from injured reserve, clearing him for tonight’s matchup against Montreal.
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Despite being selected first overall only two years ago, San Jose Sharks phenom Macklin Celebrini is already eligible to sign an extension on his entry-level contract.
Following a challenging season and a change in leadership, the Vancouver Canucks’ next general manager faces critical decisions regarding the futures of core players Elias Pettersson, Brock Boeser, and Thatcher Demko as the organization looks to reshape its roster.
From Connor McDavid to Cale Makar, we analyze the 10 most dominant individual efforts that have defined the NHL postseason over the past ten years.
While every team chases the Stanley Cup, the pressure varies significantly across the field. We analyze three first-round matchups where the implications of victory—or defeat—carry the most weight for the franchises involved.
With the NHL draft lottery order finalized, securing the first overall selection offers struggling franchises a pivotal opportunity to accelerate their rebuilding efforts.
As the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs begin this weekend, we break down the Western Conference matchups to identify which teams are primed for a first-round upset.
As the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin, a new wave of talent prepares for their first taste of postseason intensity, highlighting the transition from regular-season play to the high-stakes environment of NHL playoff hockey.
As the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins prepare to face off once again, head coach Rick Tocchet embraces the return of the intense, long-standing animosity between the two clubs.
Whether hindered by recent performance slumps, past playoff struggles, or a lack of postseason experience, these NHL players face significant pressure to deliver during the upcoming 2025-26 campaign.
Five THN.com staffers conducted a six-round 2026 NHL playoff fantasy draft, showcasing diverse team-building strategies, bold selections, and notable omissions.