Top NHL and possible first-overall pick Matthew Schaefer was asked at the NHL combine who he models his game after, and he said Darnell Nurse of the Oilers.
The 2025 NHL Combine was expected to have a lot more news-worthy tidbits than normal. That part of it certainly did not disappoint. This year’s Combine also came with its share of rumors.
You’re going to have a hard time finding a projected No. 1 NHL Draft pick who has played fewer games than Erie Otters defender Matthew Schaefer. Between
Top prospect and possible number-one overall pick Matthew Schaefer did something very few prospects have ever done. Despite being limited to only 17 games in the 2024-25 season, that’s all was needed for him to finish as the top-ranked North American prospect for the 2025 NHL Draft.
It’s June, and that means the NHL Entry Draft is this month. With the first-overall pick, the New York Islanders have two options with a third wild card.
David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period: How bold of a move are the Buffalo Sabres willing to make? Bowen Byram is out there, and before the trade deadline, Owen Power, JJ Peterka and Alex Tuch drew interest.
If the New York Rangers wish to select a defenseman with the No. 12 overall pick in the NHL Draft, they’ll have plenty of solid choices. Though projected No.
We’re finally, actually, for realsies in the stretch run. European leagues are done for the year, the CHL playoffs are over, college players are focusing on sharpening up their brains and the USHL is done, too.
The New York Islanders surprisingly won the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NHL draft despite entering the lottery with poor odds. New York will now have a chance to bring in a special player to help them make the next step forward.
Matthew Schaefer is a 17-year-old left shot defenseman. He was born on September 5, 2007, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Schaefer spent the 2024-25 season playing for the Erie Otters, an OHL team.
Now that the San Jose Sharks know they hold the second pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, they can begin the process of deciding how to use it. They face a far different situation from last season, when they held the top selection in a draft with a clear best prospect.
The New York Islanders won the draft lottery, and the reaction, aside from immediate euphoria, was speculation on who they should take with the top pick.
With the NHL announcing that the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery will be taking place this coming Monday, all eyes will be on Erie Otters defenseman Matthew Schaefer.
If you’re craving a top-end defenseman in the 2025 NHL Draft, there’s one clear prize at the top: Matthew Schaefer. But while this draft might not boast the deepest blueline crop we’ve ever seen, teams needing blueline help will still have solid options to work with.
The World U18 Championship is set to kick off just outside of Dallas on Wednesday. The tournament will bring together competition from eight different countries, kicked off by a 1 P.M.
One of the most important scouting events on the calendar is just around the corner. The IIHF U-18 World Hockey Championship kicks off in Texas on April 23, with 10 teams fighting it out in front of stands full of NHL scouts.
In a recent surprising statement from the San Jose Sharks, they revealed that they would be open to trading the first overall selection in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft if they end up winning the draft lottery.
Cole Bagley: Utah Hockey Club forward Michael Carcone doesn’t expect to be back with the team next season after the talks he’s had with the front office.
Erie Otters defenseman Matthew Schaefer is the new top North American skater heading into the 2025 NHL Draft. Central Scouting released their latest rankings ahead of this year's draft, and the puck-moving defender from the OHL is the top-ranked skater.
The final NHL Central Scouting rankings list dropped on Tuesday morning, and Erie Otters defenseman Matthew Schaefer is leading the charge for North American skaters.
It’s that time of the year for The Win Column’s NHL draft rankings and draft profiles! Using our very own consolidated rankings, we will be taking a look at the top 50 prospects for this year’s draft.
Matthew Schaefer is one of the top prospects available in the upcoming 2025 NHL Draft. Unfortunately for him, he suffered an upper-body injury during Canada's preliminary round games at the 2025 World Junior Championship.
Despite having a much better on-ice product this season, the San Jose Sharks are likely to end up in familiar territory this summer, with an early selection in the 2025 NHL Draft.