Longtime agitator Cal Clutterbuck, who spent 17 years in the NHL, has confirmed the end of his playing career. Clutterbuck published a reel on Instagram today announcing his retirement after going unsigned for the 2024-25 season. “After 17 years, it’s time to hang up the skates,” Clutterbuck wrote. “I’m beyond grateful for every teammate, coach, fan, and moment along the way. … [Read more...] about Cal Clutterbuck Announces Retirement
Tomas Tatar On EV Zug’s Radar
In his prime, veteran winger Tomas Tatar was a quality secondary scorer, notching seven seasons of at least 20 goals. However, his production and role have dropped in recent years and it appears that has caught the eye of at least one international team. Speaking with the Zuger Zeitung last weekend, EV Zug’s manager Reto Klay acknowledged that Tatar is on a shortlist of … [Read more...] about Tomas Tatar On EV Zug’s Radar
Islanders Part Ways With Lou Lamoriello
The Islanders will not renew general manager Lou Lamoriello’s contract, the team announced Tuesday. Minority owner John Collins will lead the search for a new GM on Long Island. It’s not clear who will handle interim GM duties for the Isles if they don’t have a new GM in place by the draft. For now, Chris Lamoriello (Lou’s son) and Steve Pellegrini remain in their roles as … [Read more...] about Islanders Part Ways With Lou Lamoriello
Devils’ Luke Hughes, Brenden Dillon Out For Game 2
Devils defensemen Luke Hughes and Brenden Dillon will both miss tonight’s Game 2 matchup with the Hurricanes, according to head coach Sheldon Keefe (X link). The team’s leading scorer and hitter among defensemen in the regular season, respectively, both sustained injuries in Sunday’s Game 1 loss. Hughes left the game briefly in the third period after getting tangled up with … [Read more...] about Devils’ Luke Hughes, Brenden Dillon Out For Game 2
Rangers Notes: Kreider, Schneider, Edstrom
Rangers winger Chris Kreider ended the season dealing with a hand injury that may require offseason surgery, he told reporters during today’s end-of-season media availability (via Peter Baugh of The Athletic). That’s on top of the known back troubles that bothered him earlier this season. Kreider also said an illness he developed shortly after the holiday break led him to … [Read more...] about Rangers Notes: Kreider, Schneider, Edstrom