Veteran forward Jack Roslovic is still left unsigned amid the ongoing NHL free agency. He is coming off a one-year stint with the Carolina Hurricanes, with whom he had a quality campaign in the 2024-25 NHL season.
The Colorado Avalanche added a big veteran to the mix last week, signing defenseman Brent Burns. Burns will be playing his 22nd season in the NHL and is hoping to finally break through in Colorado.
The Carolina Hurricanes didn’t hesitate, while the New York Rangers did. That hesitation opened the door for a major shift involving then-pending restricted free agent K'Andre Miller, and NHL insider Elliotte Friedman has shed light on the difference in philosophy that led to the blueliner's surprise move to Carolina.
The Winnipeg Jets finished the 2024–25 season with the league’s best regular-season record but crashed out of the playoffs before making it to the conference finals for the third consecutive season. Then, a few days into free agency, star forward Nikolaj Ehlers left Winnipeg to sign with the Carolina Hurricanes as an unrestricted free agent.
News of Andrew Mangiapane signing a two-year deal with the Edmonton Oilers made the headlines in Oil Country when free agency opened last week. But Mangiapane wasn’t the first free agent to join the Oilers this offseason.
While most of the top free agents in this year's class chose to stay with their current teams, some even taking significant discounts to stay where they're happy, Nikolaj Ehlers took a completely different approach.
As we get ready to close out the first week of free agency, the Carolina Hurricanes have set themselves up for a stellar 2025-26 season after the additions of Nikolaj Ehlers and K’Andre Miller.
Evgeny Kuznetsov is eyeing an NHL return next season, and a picture that surfaced on social media has now given a hint at which team he may be ready to join.
The Carolina Hurricanes have made major moves in the 2025 NHL offseason. They traded for K’Andre Miller in a deal with the New York Rangers. And the Hurricanes recently signed winger Nikolaj Ehlers, the top player available in 2025 NHL Free Agency.
The Carolina Hurricanes have lost one of their goalies to a giant of a team in the KHL, which was a very surprising move to many fans and analysts alike.
The Carolina Hurricanes have landed their next star. The Hurricanes have signed Nikolaj Ehlers to a six-year contract worth $51 million. This was the last big-time free agent domino to fall, and the Canes may have hit the jackpot with their new signing.
The NHL season may be one of sports’ most grueling schedules. It demands a level of intensity and grit that is difficult to sustain. The newest Colorado Avalanche defenseman, Brent Burns, is returning for another season precisely because of what perseverance could net.
The Carolina Hurricanes had a massive offseason once July 1 rolled around. They traded for K’Andre Miller with an eight-year extension in place and, after a few days, signed Nikolaj Ehlers.
What a few days for the Carolina Hurricanes during the first week of free agency. A slew of July 1 moves saw an eight-year extension for Logan Stankoven, followed by a sign-and-trade for K’Andre Miller from the New York Rangers.
The Carolina Hurricanes signed forward Nikolaj Ehlers on Thursday to a six-year, $51 million contract with an average annual value of $8.5 million through the 2030-31 season.
The wait is finally over and the Carolina Hurricanes got their big-name player of the offseason. On Thursday afternoon (July 3), they announced the signing of Danish forward Nikolaj Ehlers to a six-year, $51 million deal.
As per Pierre LeBrun, “Last work tweet for a while: Dmitry Orlov has agreed to a two-year deal with San Jose, $6.5M AAV per season.” Elliotte Friedman has also confirmed the signing.
After a whirlwind first day of free agency, the Carolina Hurricanes’ biggest moves on July 1 were the eight-year extension of Logan Stankoven, followed by the sign-and-trade and the eight-year extension of K’Andre Miller from the New York Rangers.
On Wednesday, the Carolina Hurricanes signed forward Noel Gunler to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal carries an NHL AAV of $813,750, with a minor-league salary of $80,000, through the 2025-26 season.
Former Carolina Hurricanes goaltender Spencer Martin has elected to sign with CSKA Moskva of the KHL this summer, giving up on landing another job in the NHL.
The Colorado Avalanche announced Wednesday they have agreed to terms with veteran defenseman Brent Burns on a one-year deal. Terms were not disclosed. Burns, 40, played in 246 regular-season contests and 41 playoff games over the last three seasons with the Carolina Hurricanes.
On Wednesday, Carolina Hurricanes general manager Eric Tulsky announced the team has re-signed to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal carries an NHL AAV of $775,000, a minor-league salary of $300,000, with a guaranteed salary of $600,000.
One of the top rising players in the game is hanging around Raleigh for a few more years. On Monday, the Carolina Hurricanes announced that the team has signed forward Logan Stankoven to an eight-year contract extension.