Since joining the NHL in 1979-80, the Edmonton Oilers have played more regular-season games at the Saddledome than any other arena outside of their two home rinks, Rogers Place and Rexall Place, with 125 regular-season games played in Calgary.
Earlier this summer, the Florida Panthers made a major decision regarding their team and their immediate future when they decided not to retain Sergei Bobrovsky.
It’s crazy to think it’s been over two decades since the NHL lost an entire season to a work stoppage. It’s also mind-numbing to think that a rule put in place following that lockout is still around today.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
The Panthers did not need to become a completely different team. They needed their stars back, more reliable goaltending and enough depth to survive another bruising season.
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.
On March 4, 2014, the Florida Panthers and Vancouver Canucks agreed to a monumental deal that would bring back franchise icon Roberto Luongo to South Florida.
Before the start of NHL Free Agency on Wednesday, the New Jersey Devils made one of their bigger moves. The Devils traded away Jacob Markstrom to the Florida Panthers, bringing in Evan Rodrigues, Jesper Boqvist, and Ben Steeves in return.
Despite a seemingly never-ending run of high-profile trades, many hockey fans have lamented the perceived dearth of talent that will become available tomorrow with the beginning of the NHL’s free agency period.
Goaltender Jacob Markstrom returned to the Florida Panthers in a five-player trade on Tuesday with the New Jersey Devils. The Panthers acquired Markstrom and forward Angus Crookshank, while sending forwards Evan Rodrigues, Jesper Boqvist and prospect Ben Steeves to the Devils.
Just because the New Jersey Devils traded Jacob Markstrom to the Florida Panthers does not mean that they are now the favorites to acquire Connor Hellebuyck from the Winnipeg Jets.
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.
Sunny Mehta is dipping back into his old team’s arsenal, while a veteran netminder is returning home. On Tuesday, the Florida Panthers re-acquired goaltender Jacob Markstrom, along with forward Angus Crookshank, from the New Jersey Devils.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Toronto Maple Leafs might be looking to take big swings in free agency or via trade, the Florida Panthers could be closing in on a reunion with Jacob Markstrom, the Edmonton Oilers continue to explore options surrounding Darnell Nurse.
The Florida Panthers are nearing a trade for New Jersey Devils goaltender Jacob Markstrom.
The Florida Panthers may be on the verge of making one of the biggest moves of the offseason. According to a report from Spittin’ Chiclets’ “Rumor Boyz,” Florida are believed to be closing in on a trade that would bring veteran goaltender Jacob Markstrom back to the organization where his NHL career began.
It looks like this offseason will bring drastic change for the New Jersey Devils. Last summer, the organization made a few roster cuts, attempted to add veteran scoring, and re-signed crucial players.
Even though goaltender Jacob Markstrom was re-signed by the New Jersey Devils to a two-year contract extension, reports have surfaced in recent days that they’re entertaining trade offers for him.
When the Devils acquired Jacob Markstrom two years ago, they were hoping to solidify their goaltending position, one that had been in flux for a little while. After a decent first season in New Jersey, now-former GM Tom Fitzgerald rewarded the 36-year-old with a two-year contract extension worth $6MM per season.
The National Hockey League's offseason could officially begin as early as tonight if the Carolina Hurricanes win Game 6 of the Finals against the Vegas Golden Knights.
The New Jersey Devils could be preparing for another significant move this offseason. According to NHL insider Kevin Weekes, the Devils are currently gauging market interest in veteran goaltender Jacob Markstrom, although no trade is considered imminent.
The New Jersey Devils’ 2025-26 season was a whirlwind of unpredictability, featuring no shortage of injuries, instability, and scoring slumps. Despite making a decent push at the very end of the season, they were unable to secure a postseason spot.
The Devils will not play starting goaltender Jacob Markström in their final three games of the season, head coach Sheldon Keefe said Friday. Markström “gets the chance to go into the offseason without doing any further damage,” Keefe said, implying he’d been dealing with some lingering injuries.
On Friday afternoon, the New Jersey Devils announced that they will be without Jacob Markstrom for the remainder of the season. Head coach Sheldon Keefe shared the update ahead of tomorrow’s game against the Detroit Red Wings.
The New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils got together at Madison Square Garden for the final iteration of the Hudson River Rivalry this season, and goalies Igor Shesterkin and Jacob Markstrom squared off for a goalie fight in front of a raucous crowd.
Could a strong Olympics provide a boost to players when the NHL season restarts Wednesday? St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington took off after another international tournament in 2025.
Things in the Garden State seem to be looking good for the future, in terms of the masked men. Last week, the New Jersey Devils locked up goaltender Jacob Markstrom with a two-year contract extension.
The New Jersey Devils agreed to a two-year, $12 million extension with veteran goaltender Jacob Markstrom. The extension announced on Friday begins next season for Markstrom, 35, who is earning the same $6 million salary this season on the final year of his previous contract.
The New Jersey Devils have agreed to terms on a two-year, $6 million AAV contract extension with veteran goaltender Jacob Markstrom, the club announced Friday evening.
The New Jersey Devils have signed goaltender Jacob Markstrom to a two-year extension, the team announced on Friday night. The contract is worth $12 million, with an annual average value of $6 million.
After the New Jersey Devils re-signed Luke Hughes at the beginning of the month, their focus shifted toward keeping one of their pending UFAs in the fold in goaltender Jacob Markstrom.
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