Questions were floating around the Hurricanes being able to make the big show next year and not miss out again on playoff hockey.

New Lightning GM Wes Mucyk got straight to work, making big splashes in the UFA pool along with analyzing his prospect cupboard.

After the Golden Knights suffered a last place finish in BEARD Hockey last season, GM Neil Loughran knows that changes have to be made.

The Anaheim Ducks seem to have skated by with minimum effort last season. In turn, the club may have lost the connection with their fans.

After a seemingly quiet offseason turned upside down, the New York Islanders have found the man to lead them forward in Joe Bubanj.

The Rangers clearly shunned their planned strategy as they loaded up BPA-style with wingers & centers at the 2021 BEARD Hockey Entry Draft.

The Lightning's search for a new GM ends as Tampa Bay confirmed yesterday via their social media account the signing of Wes Mucyk.

With NYR currently holding the #7, #18, and #27 picks in the 1st round of tomorrow’s Entry Draft, there's a lot of directions they could go.

After losing their top scorer and former team captain, Bobby Ryan looked very nervous when he was called into GM Michael Stafford’s office.

29 of the 30 currently occupied teams have submitted their players to be NHL rerated after full rerates were posted earlier this week.

After a disappointing season, the GM of the Ducks promises sweeping changes for both the Pro and Farm Rosters heading into the new campaign.

The Tragically Hip have nothing on Preds GM Scott Davidson, who opines on the past few weeks in BEARD Hockey as only he can - in song form!

Over $400 million in salaries and bonuses have been doled out in the first week of BEARD Hockey free agency - and there's much more to come.

Toronto uses a Retirement Save to keep Marleau on the club for one additional season.

Carolina uses a Retirement Save to keep Chara on the club for one additional season.

Both players are coming off Stanley Cup Final appearances and will be heading to the golf course unless their clubs use a retirement save.

Aaron Sanderson is back with Scott Davidson and Corey Chernuka as we head into the Stanley Cup Final of the BEARD Hockey Playoffs!

The 38-year old had an excellent season, but unless Tampa Bay uses a retirement save, will be calling it a career from BEARD Hockey play.

The 42-year old had a productive campaign, but unless the Kraken use a retirement save, will be calling it a career from BEARD Hockey play.

The 40-year old goalie Anderson anchored the Capitals in a backup role this past season, while Thiessen went unsigned during the past year.