Have the Columbus Blue Jackets changed their stance on the NHL trade status of Montreal Canadiens’ trade target and winger Kirill Marchenko? In a recent
The Columbus Blue Jackets in this upcoming season will need to rely on some complimentary players to step up, and be the reason this team takes the next step because there is an expectation the top end talent is not enough.
This season, the Blue Jackets are going to have plenty of depth at center. Assuming they get Adam Fantilli extended, we expect them to carry six natural centers out of training camp.
We began our 2026-27 Columbus Blue Jackets season preview by discussing the importance of drowning out all the noise surrounding them. After a summer that saw the very foundation of the team almost blown up, it was now up to them to move past it all and focus on the task at hand.
Flying udner the radar of offseason headlines is Columbus Blue Jackets winger Adam Fantilli, who remains without a contract for the 2026-27 season. The Blue Jackets will kick off training camp on September 16th, giving general manager Don Waddell just over two weeks to negotiate with one of his top young players.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
It's always a pleasant surprise when your team nails their mid-to late round draft picks. The back half of any draft is typically reserved for your projects and long shots, many of whom never see much action in the show.
In just over two weeks time, the Columbus Blue Jackets will start ramping things up from an on-ice perspective. That’s when they will take the ice in Detroit for this year’s prospects tournament.
The Columbus Blue Jackets really felt like they were headed somewhere meaningful when last season began. In 2024-25, they’d finished with 89 points and their highest points percentage since 2019-20; they’d only missed out on a playoff berth by two points, and they played with structure and discipline under coach Dean Evason.
The Blue Jackets have made a lot of high draft picks throughout their 26 years in the National Hockey League. Many of those players never really panned out, for a variety of reasons.
The Blue Jackets may have the best depth at the forward position that they have had since their last playoff run in 2019. The team has 16 players who deserve to be in the NHL.
Ahead of their 27th season is franchise history, the Columbus Blue Jackets are shaking up their scouting department. Blue Jackets general manager Don Waddell announced on Thursday that the organization is promoting Trevor Timmins to director of amateur scouting, while Ville Siren will become the team’s director of European scouting.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Blue Jackets announced some front office changes this morning, most notably within the scouting department. Long-time director of amateur scouting Ville Siren has been moved into a different role, and replaced with Trevor Timmins.
After being brought in as a free agent last year, Isac Lundestrom quietly made a solid impact in the Blue Jackets' bottom-six in a defensive-focused role.
The NHL released its national TV schedule today, with news that should not be surprising to Blue Jackets fans. As usual, our team gets no respect from the league or its national media.
Even for Columbus Blue Jackets’ standards, the 2026 offseason has been loud. While they have had more than their fair share of noise throughout the years, this summer felt different.
What was supposed to be a summer of addressing roster needs to end the Columbus Blue Jackets’ six-year playoff drought turned into a turbulent, drama-filled summer that has players and coaches ready for training camp to open.
The Columbus Blue Jackets announced that goaltender Elvis Merzlikins underwent surgery to repair a shoulder injury after experiencing discomfort during offseason workouts.
The Columbus Blue Jackets enter the 2026–27 season with a reshaped roster after a busy offseason that saw them part ways with their longtime captain and add a proven scorer on the wing.
The Columbus Blue Jackets enter the 2026–27 season with a reshaped roster after a busy offseason that saw them part ways with their longtime captain and add a proven scorer on the wing.
Cryptic social media activity and viral photos have pop culture fans questioning whether two major chart-toppers secretly reignited their romance. After dating for over a year, Tate McRae and The Kid LAROI officially ended their high-profile relationship in July 2025.
The Columbus Blue Jackets boast one of the best defensemen in the NHL in Zach Werenski. Werenski has been the subject of a flurry of trade rumors this summer, though.
Following speculation that Blue Jackets defenseman Zach Werenski might be open to a move, it didn’t take long for a trade to be reached with a deal with
Zach Werenski spoke with the media on Thursday and has made it clear that, despite the trade speculation that surrounded him this summer, his preference is to remain with the Columbus Blue Jackets for the long term.
Allan Walsh: NHL expansion is coming to Houston and Atlanta. This season could go a long with to determining if Kirill Marchenko stays in Columbus, barring he’s not traded this offseason Daily Faceoff: Jeff Marek when asked if forward Kirill Marchenko will remain with the Columbus Blue Jackets.