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2025 NHL Training Camp Rosters

October 5, 2025 at 5:00 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 12 Comments

Originally published Sep. 4

The NHL’s 32 clubs are beginning their full training camps ahead of the 2025-26 regular season. They’ve all announced their full camp rosters – a list that most will need to chop in half in order to get to the 23-player roster limit by the time opening night rolls around on Oct. 7.

Players who are attending via PTOs and those who aren’t participating due to injury are listed in the total counts. This page will be updated as cuts are made – a new feature here at PHR for the 2025-26 season. This article will be continually updated as more announcements come in.


Anaheim Ducks

Roster size: 25/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 7:34 p.m.

Forwards (15): Leo Carlsson, Sam Colangelo, Cutter Gauthier, Mikael Granlund, Ross Johnston, Alex Killorn, Chris Kreider, Mason McTavish, Nikita Nesterenko, Ryan Poehling, Beckett Sennecke, Ryan Strome, Troy Terry, Frank Vatrano, Tim Washe

Defenseman (7): Radko Gudas, Drew Helleson, Jackson LaCombe, Pavel Mintyukov, Ian Moore, Jacob Trouba, Olen Zellweger

Goaltenders (3): Lukáš Dostál, Ville Husso, Petr Mrázek

IR: F Jansen Harkins (upper body, proj. return Nov. 22)

SOIR: F Coulson Pitre (upper body, indefinite)

Boston Bruins

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 7:37 p.m.

Forwards (14): Viktor Arvidsson, John Beecher, Michael Eyssimont, Morgan Geekie, Tanner Jeannot, Mark Kastelic, Marat Khusnutdinov, Sean Kuraly, Elias Lindholm, Fraser Minten, Casey Mittelstadt, David Pastrňák, Jeffrey Viel, Pavel Zacha

Defensemen (7): Jordan Harris, Henri Jokiharju, Hampus Lindholm, Mason Lohrei, Charlie McAvoy, Andrew Peeke, Nikita Zadorov

Goaltenders (2): Joonas Korpisalo, Jeremy Swayman

Buffalo Sabres

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 7:39 p.m.

Forwards (15): Zach Benson, Justin Danforth, Josh Doan, Mason Geertsen, Jordan Greenway, Tyson Kozak, Peyton Krebs, Jiri Kulich, Beck Malenstyn, Ryan McLeod, Joshua Norris, Jack Quinn, Tage Thompson, Alex Tuch, Jason Zucker

Defensemen (6): Jacob Bryson, Bowen Byram, Rasmus Dahlin, Ryan Johnson, Owen Power, Conor Timmins

Goaltenders (2): Alexandar Georgiev, Alex Lyon

IR: D Michael Kesselring (undisclosed, week-to-week), G Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen (lower body, week-to-week), D Mattias Samuelsson (upper body, week-to-week)

Calgary Flames

Roster size: 24/23
Last updated: Oct. 2, 1:46 p.m.

Forwards (14): Mikael Backlund, Blake Coleman, Matthew Coronato, Joel Farabee, Morgan Frost, Matvei Gridin, Jonathan Huberdeau, Nazem Kadri, Justin Kirkland, Adam Klapka, Ryan Lomberg, Martin Pospisil, Yegor Sharangovich, Connor Zary

Defensemen (8): Rasmus Andersson, Kevin Bahl, Jake Bean, Joel Hanley, Daniil Miromanov, Brayden Pachal, Zayne Parekh, MacKenzie Weegar

Goaltenders (2): Devin Cooley, Dustin Wolf

Carolina Hurricanes

Roster size: 23/23
Last update: Oct. 5, 7:41 p.m.

Forwards (13): Sebastian Aho, Jackson Blake, William Carrier, Nikolaj Ehlers, Taylor Hall, Mark Jankowski, Seth Jarvis, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Jordan Martinook, Eric Robinson, Jordan Staal, Logan Stankoven, Andrei Svechnikov

Defensemen (7): Jalen Chatfield, Shayne Gostisbehere, K’Andre Miller, Alexander Nikishin, Mike Reilly, Jaccob Slavin, Sean Walker

Goaltenders (3): Frederik Andersen, Pyotr Kochetkov, Brandon Bussi

SOIR: F Juha Jaaska (undisclosed, indefinite)

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Chicago Blackhawks

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 6, 2:33 p.m.

Forwards (13): Connor Bedard, Tyler Bertuzzi, André Burakovsky, Colton Dach, Jason Dickinson, Ryan Donato, Nick Foligno, Ryan Greene, Sam Lafferty, Ilya Mikheyev, Frank Nazar, Lukas Reichel, Teuvo Teräväinen

Defensemen (8): Louis Crevier, Ethan Del Mastro, Matt Grzelcyk, Wyatt Kaiser, Artyom Levshunov, Connor Murphy, Sam Rinzel, Alex Vlasic

Goaltenders (2): Spencer Knight, Arvid Söderblom

IR: F Joey Anderson (undisclosed, indefinite), G Laurent Brossoit (hip, indefinite), D Shea Weber (ankle, retired), F Landon Slaggert (lower-body, undisclosed)

Colorado Avalanche

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 7:46 p.m.

Forwards (14): Zakhar Bardakov, Gavin Brindley, Ross Colton, Jack Drury, Parker Kelly, Joel Kiviranta, Gabriel Landeskog, Artturi Lehkonen, Nathan MacKinnon, Martin Necas, Brock Nelson, Valeri Nichushkin, Victor Olofsson, Nikita Prishchepov

Defensemen (7): Brent Burns, Samuel Girard, Cale Makar, Sam Malinski, Josh Manson, Ilya Solovyov, Devon Toews

Goaltenders (2): Trent Miner, Scott Wedgewood

IR: G Mackenzie Blackwood (lower body, week-to-week), F Logan O’Connor (hip, proj. return Nov. 6 – Dec. 6)

SOIR: D Jacob MacDonald (hip, proj. return Feb. 4 – March 4)

Columbus Blue Jackets

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 3, 1:05 p.m.

Forwards (13): Zach Aston-Reese, Yegor Chinakhov, Charlie Coyle, Adam Fantilli, Boone Jenner, Kent Johnson, Isac Lundeström, Kirill Marchenko, Sean Monahan, Mathieu Olivier, Cole Sillinger, Dmitri Voronkov, Miles Wood

Defensemen (7):  Jake Christiansen, Dante Fabbro, Erik Gudbranson, Denton Mateychuk, Ivan Provorov, Damon Severson, Zach Werenski

Goaltenders (3): Ivan Fedotov, Jet Greaves, Elvis Merzlikins

SOIR: F Jordan Dumais (right hip strain, proj. return Oct. 17), D Luca Marrelli (shoulder, proj. return mid-Dec.)

Dallas Stars

Roster size: 24/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 4:30 p.m.

Forwards (15): Oskar Back, Nathan Bastian, Jamie Benn, Colin Blackwell, Mavrik Bourque, Matt Duchene, Adam Erne, Radek Faksa, Roope Hintz, Wyatt Johnston, Mikko Rantanen, Jason Robertson, Tyler Seguin, Sam Steel, Chase Wheatcroft

Defensemen (7): Lian Bichsel, Thomas Harley, Miro Heiskanen, Esa Lindell, Nils Lundkvist, Ilya Lyubushkin, Alexander Petrovic

Goaltenders (2): Casey DeSmith, Jake Oettinger

Detroit Red Wings

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated: Oct. 5, 1:25 p.m.

Forwards (14): Mason Appleton, Jonatan Berggren, Michael Brandsegg-Nygard, J.T. Compher, Andrew Copp, Alex DeBrincat, Emmitt Finnie, Patrick Kane, Marco Kasper, Dylan Larkin,  Carter Mazur, Michael Rasmussen, Lucas Raymond, Elmer Soderblom, James van Riemsdyk

Defensemen (7): Jacob Bernard-Docker, Ben Chiarot, Simon Edvinsson, Travis Hamonic, Albert Johansson, Axel Sandin-Pellikka, Moritz Seider

Goaltenders (2): John Gibson, Cam Talbot

SOIR: D Shai Buium (undisclosed), F Nate Danielson (undisclosed, indefinite)

Edmonton Oilers

Roster size: 22/23
Last updated Oct. 6, 3:01 p.m.

Forwards (12): Leon Draisaitl, Trent Frederic, James Hamblin, Adam Henrique, Kasperi Kapanen, Curtis Lazar, Andrew Mangiapane, Connor McDavid, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Noah Philp, Vasily Podkolzin, Matthew Savoie

Defensemen (8): Evan Bouchard, Mattias Ekholm, Ty Emberson, Brett Kulak, Darnell Nurse, Alec Regula, Troy Stecher, Jake Walman

Goaltenders (2): Calvin Pickard, Stuart Skinner

IR: F Zach Hyman (wrist, proj. return Nov. 1), F Mattias Janmark (undisclosed, proj. return Oct. 12 – Oct. 19)

Florida Panthers

Roster size: 22/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 7:58 p.m.

Forwards (13): Sam Bennett, Jesper Boqvist, Jonah Gadjovich, A.J. Greer, Luke Kunin, Eetu Luostarinen, Anton Lundell, Brad Marchand, Sam Reinhart, Evan Rodrigues, Mackie Samoskevich, Cole Schwindt, Carter Verhaeghe

Defensemen (7): Uvis Balinskis, Aaron Ekblad, Gustav Forsling, Seth Jones, Dmitry Kulikov, Niko Mikkola, Jeff Petry

Goaltenders (2): Sergei Bobrovsky, Daniil Tarasov

IR: F Aleksander Barkov (right ACL/MCL, proj. return April 26 – June 26), F Tomas Nosek (knee, month-to-month), F Matthew Tkachuk (adductor tear, proj. return Dec. – Jan.)

PTO: F Noah Gregor, F Tyler Motte

Los Angeles Kings

Roster size: 22/23
Last updated: Oct. 5, 8:01 a.m.

Forwards (13): Joel Armia, Quinton Byfield, Phillip Danault, Kevin Fiala, Warren Foegele, Samuel Helenius, Adrian Kempe, Anže Kopitar, Andrei Kuzmenko, Alex Laferriere, Jeff Malott, Trevor Moore, Alex Turcotte

Defensemen (7): Mikey Anderson, Cody Ceci, Brandt Clarke, Drew Doughty, Brian Dumoulin, Joel Edmundson, Jacob Moverare

Goaltenders (2): Anton Forsberg, Darcy Kuemper

IR: D Kyle Burroughs (upper body, indefinite), F Corey Perry (knee, proj. return Oct. 25 – Nov. 8)

SOIR: D Angus Booth (lower body, month-to-month)

Minnesota Wild

Roster size: 25/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:03 p.m.

Forwards (16): Matt Boldy, Cameron Butler, Joel Eriksson Ek, Marcus Foligno, Ryan Hartman, Vinnie Hinostroza, Marcus Johansson, Kirill Kaprizov, Michael Milne, Liam Ohgren, Tyler Pitlick, Marco Rossi, Nico Sturm, Vladimir Tarasenko, Yakov Trenin, Danila Yurov

Defensemen (7): Zach Bogosian, Zeev Buium, Brock Faber, Daemon Hunt, David Jiricek, Jacob Middleton, Jared Spurgeon

Goaltenders (2): Filip Gustavsson, Jesper Wallstedt

IR: D Jonas Brodin (upper body, indefinite), F Mats Zuccarello (lower body, proj. return Nov. 18-25)

Montreal Canadiens

Roster size: 22/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:05 p.m.

Forwards (13): Josh Anderson, Zachary Bolduc, Cole Caufield, Kirby Dach, Ivan Demidov, Jake Evans, Brendan Gallagher, Oliver Kapanen, Patrik Laine, Alex Newhook,  Juraj Slafkovsky, Nick Suzuki, Joe Veleno

Defensemen (7): Alexandre Carrier, Noah Dobson, Kaiden Guhle, Lane Hutson, Mike Matheson, Jayden Struble, Arber Xhekaj

Goaltenders (2): Jakub Dobes, Sam Montembeault

SOIR: D David Reinbacher (metacarpal fracture, proj. return Oct. 24), D William Trudeau (undisclosed, indefinite)

Nashville Predators

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:05 p.m.

Forwards (14): Michael Bunting, Luke Evangelista, Filip Forsberg, Erik Haula, Tyson Jost, Joakim Kemell, Jonathan Marchessault, Brady Martin, Michael McCarron, Ryan O’Reilly, Cole Smith, Steven Stamkos, Fedor Svechkov, Ozzy Wiesblatt

Defensemen (7): Justin Barron, Nick Blankenburg, Roman Josi, Nicklaus Perbix, Brady Skjei, Spencer Stastney, Adam Wilsby

Goaltenders (2): Justus Annunen, Juuse Saros

IR: D Nicolas Hague (upper body, proj. return Oct. 22 – Nov. 5)

SOIR: F Matthew Wood (lower body, week-to-week)

New Jersey Devils

Roster size: 22/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:08 p.m.

Forwards (13): Jesper Bratt, Connor Brown, Paul Cotter, Evgenii Dadonov, Cody Glass, Arseny Gritsyuk, Lenni Hameenaho, Nico Hischier, Jack Hughes, Shane Lachance, Timo Meier, Dawson Mercer, Ondrej Palat

Defensemen (7): Dennis Cholowski, Brenden Dillon, Dougie Hamilton, Luke Hughes, Simon Nemec, Brett Pesce, Jonas Siegenthaler

Goaltenders (2): Jake Allen, Jacob Markstrom

IR: D Johnathan Kovacevic (knee, indefinite), F Juho Lammikko (undisclosed, indefinite), F Stefan Noesen (groin, indefinite)

PTO: F Luke Glendening, G Georgi Romanov, F Kevin Rooney

SOIR: D Seamus Casey (lower body, indefinite), F Marc McLaughlin (undisclosed, indefinite)

New York Islanders

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 6, 9:20 a.m.

Forwards (14): Mathew Barzal, Casey Cizikas, Jonathan Drouin, Anthony Duclair, Marc Gatcomb, Emil Heineman, Simon Holmstrom, Bo Horvat, Anders Lee, Kyle MacLean, Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Kyle Palmieri, Maxim Shabanov, Maxim Tsyplakov

Defensemen (7): Adam Boqvist, Tony DeAngelo, Scott Mayfield, Adam Pelech, Ryan Pulock, Alexander Romanov, Matthew Schaefer

Goaltenders (2): David Rittich, Ilya Sorokin

IR: F Pierre Engvall (hip, proj. return Oct. 2 – Oct. 9), G Semyon Varlamov (knee, indefinite)

SOIR: D Ethan Bear (undisclosed, week-to-week), F Daylan Kuefler (upper body, indefinite), F Jesse Nurmi (left knee, proj. return Oct. 10 – 24), F Calum Ritchie (lower body, proj. return Oct. 10 – Oct. 17)

New York Rangers

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated: Oct. 5, 8:18 p.m.

Forwards (14): Brett Berard, Jonny Brodzinski, Sam Carrick, William Cuylle, Adam Edstrom, Noah Laba, Alexis Lafrenière, J.T. Miller, Artemi Panarin, Juuso Pärssinen, Taylor Raddysh, Matt Rempe, Vincent Trocheck, Mika Zibanejad

Defensemen (7): William Borgen, Adam Fox, Vladislav Gavrikov, Matthew Robertson, Braden Schneider, Carson Soucy, Urho Vaakanainen

Goaltenders (2): Jonathan Quick, Igor Shesterkin

PTO: F Conor Sheary

Ottawa Senators

Roster size: 24/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:19 p.m.

Forwards (13): Michael Amadio, Drake Batherson, Nick Cousins, Dylan Cozens, Lars Eller, Claude Giroux, Ridly Greig, Kurtis MacDermid, David Perron, Shane Pinto, Tim Stützle, Brady Tkachuk, Fabian Zetterlund

Defensemen (9): Thomas Chabot, Nick Jensen, Tyler Kleven, Nikolas Matinpalo, Jake Sanderson, Donovan Sebrango, Jordan Spence, Carter Yakemchuk, Artem Zub

Goaltenders (2): Leevi Merilainen, Linus Ullmark

Philadelphia Flyers

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:21 p.m.

Forwards (14): Rodrigo Abols, Bobby Brink, Noah Cates, Sean Couturier, Nicolas Deslauriers, Christian Dvorak, Tyson Foerster, Nikita Grebenkin, Garnet Hathaway, Travis Konecny, Jett Luchanko, Matvei Michkov, Owen Tippett, Trevor Zegras

Defensemen (7): Jamie Drysdale, Adam Ginning, Noah Juulsen, Travis Sanheim, Nick Seeler, Cameron York, Egor Zamula

Goaltenders (2): Samuel Ersson, Daniel Vladar

IR: D Rasmus Ristolainen (triceps, proj. return Oct.-Nov.)

SOIR: D Oliver Bonk (upper body, proj. return Oct. 15), D Ethan Samson (upper body, indefinite)

Pittsburgh Penguins

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 4, 10:40 a.m.

Forwards (13): Noel Acciari, Justin Brazeau, Sidney Crosby, Connor Dewar, Filip Hallander, Benjamin Kindel, Ville Koivunen, Blake Lizotte, Evgeni Malkin, Anthony Mantha, Thomas Novak, Rickard Rakell, Philip Tomasino

Defensemen (8): Harrison Brunicke, Connor Clifton, Matt Dumba, Caleb Jones, Erik Karlsson, Kris Letang, Ryan Shea, Parker Wotherspoon

Goaltenders (2): Tristan Jarry, Arturs Silovs

IR: F Kevin Hayes (upper body, proj. return Oct. 19), F Bryan Rust (undisclosed, proj. return Oct. 16)

SOIR: G Joel Blomqvist (lower body, proj. return Oct. 24), F Tanner Howe (undisclosed), F Rutger McGroarty (undisclosed, indefinite), D Jack St. Ivany (lower body, proj. return Nov. 13), F Bill Zonnon (undisclosed), D Peyton Kettles (undisclosed)

San Jose Sharks

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:23 p.m.

Forwards (13): Macklin Celebrini, Ty Dellandrea, William Eklund, Adam Gaudette, Barclay Goodrow, Collin Graf, Philipp Kurashev, Michael Misa, Ryan Reaves, Jeff Skinner, Will Smith, Tyler Toffoli, Alexander Wennberg

Defensemen (8): Vincent Desharnais, Mario Ferraro, John Klingberg, Nick Leddy, Timothy Liljegren, Shakir Mukhamadullin, Dmitry Orlov, Jack Thompson

Goaltenders (2): Yaroslav Askarov, Alex Nedeljkovic,

IR: F Egor Afanasyev (undisclosed, day-to-day), F Logan Couture (osteitis pubis, retired), D Ryan Ellis (pelvic tear, retired), G Carey Price (knee, retired)

SOIR: D Lucas Carlsson (lower body, day-to-day)

Seattle Kraken

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:27 p.m.

Forwards (13): Matty Beniers, Berkly Catton, Jordan Eberle, Frédérick Gaudreau, Tye Kartye, Mason Marchment, Jared McCann, Jani Nyman, Jaden Schwartz, Chandler Stephenson, Eeli Tolvanen, Ryan Winterton, Shane Wright

Defensemen (7): Vince Dunn, Cale Fleury, Adam Larsson, Ryan Lindgren, Josh Mahura, Brandon Montour, Jamie Oleksiak

Goaltenders (3): Joey Daccord, Philipp Grubauer, Matt Murray

IR: D Ryker Evans (upper body, proj. return Nov. 12 – Nov. 26), F Kaapo Kakko (hand, proj. return Nov. 8)

SOIR: F Max McCormick (hip, out for season)

St. Louis Blues

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:30 p.m.

Forwards (14): Nick Bjugstad, Pavel Buchnevich, Dylan Holloway, Mathieu Joseph, Jordan Kyrou, Jake Neighbours, Brayden Schenn, Jimmy Snuggerud, Oskar Sundqvist, Pius Suter, Alexandre Texier, Robert Thomas, Alexey Toropchenko, Nathan Walker

Defensemen (7): Philip Broberg, Justin Faulk, Cam Fowler, Matthew Kessel, Logan Mailloux, Colton Parayko, Tyler Tucker

Goaltenders (2): Jordan Binnington, Joel Hofer

IR: D Torey Krug (ankle, out for season)

PTO: F Milan Lucic

SOIR: F Zach Dean (personal, indefinite)

Tampa Bay Lightning

Roster size: 24/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:32 p.m.

Forwards (14): Oliver Bjorkstrand, Mitchell Chaffee, Anthony Cirelli, Jack Finley, Conor Geekie, Zemgus Girgensons, Gage Goncalves, Yanni Gourde, Jake Guentzel, Brandon Hagel, Pontus Holmberg, Dominic James, Nikita Kucherov, Brayden Point

Defensemen (7): Erik Cernak, Maxwell Crozier, Victor Hedman, Emil Martinsen Lilleberg, Ryan McDonagh, J.J. Moser, Darren Raddysh

Goaltenders (3): Pheonix Copley, Jonas Johansson, Andrei Vasilevskiy

IR: F Nick Paul (upper body, proj. return early Nov.)

Toronto Maple Leafs

Roster size: 22/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:35 p.m.

Forwards (13): Easton Cowan, Max Domi, Calle Järnkrok, Dakota Joshua, Matthew Knies, Steven Lorentz, Matias Maccelli, Auston Matthews, Bobby McMann, William Nylander, Nicholas Robertson, Nicolas Roy, John Tavares

Defensemen (7): Simon Benoit, Brandon Carlo, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Jake McCabe, Philippe Myers, Morgan Rielly, Chris Tanev

Goaltenders (2): Dennis Hildeby, Anthony Stolarz

IR: F Scott Laughton (lower body, week-to-week), D Marshall Rifai (wrist, indefinite), G Joseph Woll (personal, indefinite)

PTO: G James Reimer

Utah Mammoth

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:36 p.m.

Forwards (14): Andrew Agozzino, Michael Carcone, Logan Cooley, Lawson Crouse, Dylan Guenther, Barrett Hayton, Clayton Keller, Jack McBain, Liam O’Brien, JJ Peterka, Nick Schmaltz, Kevin Stenlund, Brandon Tanev, Kailer Yamamoto

Defensemen (7): Ian Cole, Nick DeSimone, Sean Durzi, Olli Määttä, John Marino, Nate Schmidt, Mikhail Sergachev

Goaltenders (2): Vítek Vaněček, Karel Vejmelka

IR: F Alexander Kerfoot (lower body, week-to-week), D Juuso Välimäki (ACL, proj. return Nov. 10 – Dec. 10)

Vancouver Canucks

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated: Oct. 4, 8:38 p.m.

Forwards (14): Arshdeep Bains, Teddy Blueger, Brock Boeser, Filip Chytil, Braeden Cootes, Jake DeBrusk, Conor Garland, Evander Kane, Linus Karlsson, Jonathan Lekkerimaki, Drew O’Connor, Elias Pettersson, Aatu Raty, Kiefer Sherwood

Defensemen (7): Derek Forbort, Filip Hronek, Quinn Hughes, Pierre-Olivier Joseph, Tyler Myers, Elias Pettersson, Marcus Pettersson

Goaltenders (2): Thatcher Demko, Kevin Lankinen

IR: F Nils Höglander (lower body, week-to-week)

SOIR: D Guillaume Brisebois (lower body, indefinite), D Jett Woo (upper body, month-to-month)

Vegas Golden Knights

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:41 p.m.

Forwards (13): Ivan Barbashev, Pavel Dorofeyev, Jack Eichel, Tomas Hertl, Brett Howden, William Karlsson, Keegan Kolesar, Mitch Marner, Cole Reinhardt, Brandon Saad, Colton Sissons, Reilly Smith, Mark Stone

Defensemen (8): Jeremy Davies, Noah Hanifin, Ben Hutton, Kaedan Korczak, Jeremy Lauzon, Brayden McNabb, Shea Theodore, Zach Whitecloud

Goaltenders (2): Adin Hill, Akira Schmid

IR: D Alex Pietrangelo (various, out for season)

Washington Capitals

Roster size: 23/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:42 p.m.

Forwards (13): Anthony Beauvillier, Nic Dowd, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Brandon Duhaime, Hendrix Lapierre, Ryan Leonard, Connor McMichael, Sonny Milano, Alex Ovechkin, Aliaksei Protas, Justin Sourdif, Dylan Strome, Tom Wilson

Defensemen (8): John Carlson, Declan Chisholm, Jakob Chychrun, Martin Fehervary, Vincent Iorio, Matt Roy, Rasmus Sandin, Trevor van Riemsdyk

Goaltenders (2): Charlie Lindgren, Logan Thompson

IR: D Dylan McIlrath (lower body, day-to-day)

Winnipeg Jets

Roster size: 24/23
Last updated Oct. 5, 8:44 p.m.

Forwards (15): Morgan Barron, Nikita Chibrikov, Kyle Connor, Parker Ford, David Gustafsson, Alex Iafallo, Cole Koepke, Brad Lambert, Vladislav Namestnikov, Nino Niederreiter, Gustav Nyquist, Tanner Pearson, Mark Scheifele, Jonathan Toews, Gabriel Vilardi

Defensemen (7): Dylan DeMelo, Haydn Fleury, Colin Miller, Josh Morrissey, Neal Pionk, Luke Schenn, Logan Stanley

Goaltenders (2): Eric Comrie, Connor Hellebuyck

IR: F Adam Lowry (hip surgery, proj. return Oct. – Nov.), F Cole Perfetti (ankle, week-to-week), D Dylan Samberg (wrist, proj. return Nov. 10 – Nov. 24)

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Training Camp Cuts: 10/4/25

October 4, 2025 at 5:00 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 4 Comments

Less than 72 hours remain until opening night rosters are due on Monday evening. Teams are down to their final few rounds of cuts as a result, but some have more work to do than others. We’re keeping tabs on all of today’s demotions here as clubs near their final 23-man form to open the season:

Buffalo Sabres (per team announcement)

D Radim Mrtka (to AHL Rochester)
F Noah Ostlund (to AHL Rochester)

New Jersey Devils (per team announcement)

F Thomas Bordeleau (to AHL Utica pending waiver clearance)
F Angus Crookshank (to AHL Utica pending waiver clearance)
F Brian Halonen (to AHL Utica pending waiver clearance)
F Zack MacEwen (to AHL Utica pending waiver clearance)
D Dmitry Osipov (to AHL Utica)
D Colton White (to AHL Utica pending waiver clearance)

Pittsburgh Penguins (per team announcement)

D Alexander Alexeyev (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton pending waiver clearance)
F Tristan Broz (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton)
F Robby Fabbri (released from PTO)
D Ryan Graves (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton pending waiver clearance)
F Rafael Harvey-Pinard (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton pending waiver clearance)
F Avery Hayes (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton)
F Bokondji Imama (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton pending waiver clearance)
G Sergei Murashov (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton)
D Owen Pickering (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton)
F Samuel Poulin (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton pending waiver clearance)

Utah Mammoth (per team announcement)

F Cameron Hebig (to AHL Tucson pending waiver clearance)
G Matt Villalta (to AHL Tucson after clearing waivers)

Tampa Bay Lightning (per team announcement)

G Brandon Halverson (to AHL Syracuse after clearing waivers)

Vancouver Canucks (per team announcement)

F Nils Aman (to AHL Abbotsford after clearing waivers)
F Max Sasson (to AHL Abbotsford)
G Nikita Tolopilo (to AHL Abbotsford)

Winnipeg Jets (per team announcement)

G Dom DiVincentiis (to AHL Manitoba)

Buffalo Sabres| New Jersey Devils| Pittsburgh Penguins| Tampa Bay Lightning| Transactions| Utah Mammoth| Vancouver Canucks

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Wild Sign Filip Gustavsson To Five-Year Extension

October 4, 2025 at 9:25 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 5 Comments

The Wild have reached a five-year extension with starting goaltender Filip Gustavsson that pays him $6.8MM per season for a total value of $34MM, the club announced. He was set to be an unrestricted free agent next summer but will now remain under contract through the 2030-31 season. The contract carries a no-movement clause that takes effect immediately and lasts through the 2027-28 campaign, according to Michael Russo of The Athletic. After that, it downgrades to a 15-team no-trade clause for the remainder of the deal. His take-home pay is entirely base salary with no signing bonuses, per PuckPedia. He’ll earn $8MM in 2026-27, $8.5MM in 2027-28, $7.2MM in 2028-29, $5.2MM in 2029-30, and $5.1MM in 2030-31.

In just a matter of days before the season starts, Minnesota GM Bill Guerin has removed nearly all anxiety from what was initially shaping up to be a franchise-altering free agent period next July. Both Gustavsson and franchise cornerstone Kirill Kaprizov were set to hit the open market. Guerin took care of business with the latter earlier this week by delivering the largest contract in NHL history for eight years and $136MM in total value. Now, only aging top-nine wingers Vladimir Tarasenko and Mats Zuccarello remain among the notables from the Wild’s 2026 UFA class.

Gustavsson is entering the final season of a three-year, $11.25MM deal carrying a $3.75MM cap hit that he signed as a restricted free agent in 2023. He landed that contract after a dominant platform campaign in which he broke out for a .931 SV%, 2.10 GAA, three shutouts, and a 22-9-7 record in 39 appearances.

His performance the following year, though, indicated the Wild were smart – at least initially – not to give him too much too soon. He regressed under the weight of being a primary tandem option for the first time, logging a more pedestrian .899 SV% and 3.06 GAA with a 20-18-4 record in 45 games. Considering the Wild’s reputation for having a stout defense held up in 2023-24, those numbers translated to a disappointing -4.8 goals saved above expected, according to MoneyPuck, placing him 27th out of 31 goalies who played at least half their team’s games that year. He, along with even worse results from backup Marc-André Fleury, was a significant reason why Minnesota missed the playoffs that year for just the second time since 2012.

The 27-year-old rebounded quite nicely in 2024-25, though. He took on more workload from the aging Fleury and became their true No. 1 instead of just a tandem option. While he didn’t quite reach the heights of that dominant 2022-23 showing, Gustavsson was still a top-10 goalie in the league by nearly every metric. That includes starts (58, t-7th), wins (31, t-6th), save percentage (.914, 6th), GAA (2.56, 10th), and shutouts (5, t-4th). He saved 15.3 goals above expected and ranked sixth in Vezina Trophy voting, leading Minnesota back to the postseason despite injuries to multiple key skaters, including Kaprizov, for significant chunks of the season.

He’ll continue being the Wild’s true starter for the foreseeable future and is set up for another 55-plus start season in 2025-26. He’ll have a new face as his backup, though. With Fleury retired, top prospect Jesper Wallstedt is making the jump to full-time NHL minutes. When Gustavsson signed his last contract, there was hope both internally and externally that Wallstedt would be ready to take over the No. 1 job in the 2026 offseason, one of the contributing factors as to why that deal was somewhat term-limited. After some significant bumps in the road in his development, though, that likely won’t be the case. The 2021 first-round pick’s development was tracking nicely up until last year. His numbers with AHL Iowa took a steep dive, plummeting to a 3.59 GAA, .879 SV%, and a 9-14-5 record in just 27 appearances as injuries limited his availability.

Minnesota committed to Wallstedt making the jump to the NHL before last year, though, inking him to a two-year, $4MM extension that’s taking effect for 2025-26. While they may have initially looked at this year as a chance for Wallstedt to take the reins entirely, the goal now is for a smooth NHL adjustment and a rebound to league-average territory. He is, after all, a two-time AHL All-Star and had the top GAA in the Swedish Hockey League as a 19-year-old. With slightly tempered expectations now, though, the Wild are committing to the more established option as they ramp up their championship pursuit.

Image courtesy of Matt Blewett-Imagn Images.

Emily Kaplan of ESPN was first to report the signing. Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet was first to report the terms.

Minnesota Wild| Newsstand Filip Gustavsson

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Training Camp Cuts: 10/3/25

October 3, 2025 at 2:49 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 4 Comments

We’re getting into the final few days of training camp. There are only three days until opening night rosters are due, meaning only a handful of teams have significant cuts to make. Otherwise, it’s down to the final few roster battles. We’re keeping track of today’s demotions here:

Boston Bruins (per team announcement)

F Patrick Brown (to AHL Providence, pending waivers)
D Frederic Brunet (to AHL Providence)
D Michael Callahan (to AHL Providence, pending waivers)
F Riley Duran (to AHL Providence)
F Brett Harrison (to AHL Providence)
F Fabian Lysell (to AHL Providence)
F Georgii Merkulov (to AHL Providence, pending waivers)
D Victor Söderström (to AHL Providence, pending waivers)
F Riley Tufte (to AHL Providence, pending waivers)

Detroit Red Wings (per team announcement)

F Carter Mazur (to AHL Grand Rapids)
G Michal Postava (to AHL Grand Rapids)
D William Wallinder (to AHL Grand Rapids)

Nashville Predators (per team announcement)

F Zachary L’Heureux (to AHL Milwaukee)
D Tanner Molendyk (to AHL Milwaukee)

New York Rangers (per team announcement)

D Scott Morrow (to AHL Hartford)
F Gabriel Perreault (to AHL Hartford)

Pittsburgh Penguins (per team announcement)

D Sebastian Aho (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, cleared waivers)
F Danton Heinen (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, cleared waivers)
D Philip Kemp (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, cleared waivers)
F Joona Koppanen (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, cleared waivers)
G Filip Larsson (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, cleared waivers)
F Valtteri Puustinen (to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, cleared waivers)

Utah Mammoth (per team announcement)

F Ben McCartney (to AHL Tucson, cleared waivers)
D Scott Perunovich (to AHL Tucson, cleared waivers)
F Gabe Smith (to QMJHL Moncton)
G Matt Villalta (to AHL Tucson, pending waivers)

Vancouver Canucks (per team announcement)

F Nils Åman (to AHL Abbotsford, pending waivers)

Washington Capitals (per team announcement)

D Ryan Chesley (to AHL Hershey)
F Andrew Cristall (to AHL Hershey)
F Eriks Mateiko (to AHL Hershey)
D Leon Muggli (to AHL Hershey)
F Ilya Protas (to AHL Hershey)
F Sheldon Rempal (to AHL Hershey, pending waivers)

Boston Bruins| Nashville Predators| New York Rangers| Pittsburgh Penguins| Transactions| Utah Mammoth| Vancouver Canucks| Washington Capitals

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Waivers: 10/3/25

October 3, 2025 at 1:23 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 12 Comments

Twelve new names are on Friday’s waiver list, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports relays. Out of the 22 names waived yesterday, three were claimed: Daemon Hunt heads from Columbus to Minnesota, Cole Schwindt from Vegas to Florida, and Ilya Solovyov from Calgary to Colorado.

Today’s placements are as follows:

Boston Bruins

F Patrick Brown
D Michael Callahan
F Georgii Merkulov
D Victor Söderström
F Riley Tufte

Carolina Hurricanes

F Givani Smith

Tampa Bay Lightning

G Brandon Halverson

Toronto Maple Leafs

F David Kämpf
D William Villeneuve

Utah Mammoth

G Matt Villalta

Vancouver Canucks

F Nils Åman

Washington Capitals

F Sheldon Rempal

Boston Bruins| Carolina Hurricanes| Tampa Bay Lightning| Toronto Maple Leafs| Utah Mammoth| Vancouver Canucks| Waivers| Washington Capitals Brandon Halverson| Cole Schwindt| Daemon Hunt| David Kampf| Georgii Merkulov| Givani Smith| Ilya Solovyov| Matt Villalta| Michael Callahan| Nils Aman| Patrick Brown| Riley Tufte| Sheldon Rempal| Victor Soderstrom| William Villeneuve

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Panthers Claim Cole Schwindt Off Waivers From Golden Knights

October 3, 2025 at 1:13 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 2 Comments

The Panthers have claimed forward Cole Schwindt off waivers from the Golden Knights, PuckPedia reports.

Schwindt, 24, begins his second go-around with the Panthers organization. Florida drafted him in the third round in 2019, and he made his NHL debut for them a few years later before getting included in 2022’s Jonathan Huberdeau/Matthew Tkachuk blockbuster trade with Calgary. He stuck with the Flames organization for two more years, but only played four games for them before he was lost on waivers to the Golden Knights in preseason last year.

The Ontario native brings 49 games of NHL experience back to Sunrise, 42 of which came in a depth role with Vegas in 2024-25. His career 1-7–8 scoring line works out to 0.16 points per game and isn’t particularly inspiring. He’s only averaged 9:21 of ice time per game, though, and has produced reliable enough defensive results. In addition to recording 41 hits last year, he had a +3 rating and controlled 52.8% of even-strength expected goals despite a defense-oriented workload.

With Florida dealing with a difficult rash of injuries to their forward group, it’s sensible for them to bring back a familiar name. They still need to make a few cuts, and it’s not a guarantee he doesn’t end up back on waivers in the next two days, but he gives them an option with more recent NHL experience than Jack Studnicka, who’s still hanging around in camp and was projected as their 13th forward to start the year before Schwindt’s pickup. PTO invites Noah Gregor and Tyler Motte are still options to sign and potentially push Schwindt back onto waivers, though.

Florida Panthers| Transactions| Vegas Golden Knights| Waivers Cole Schwindt

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Avalanche Claim Ilya Solovyov

October 3, 2025 at 1:10 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 2 Comments

The Avalanche have acquired defenseman Ilya Solovyov from the Flames via waivers, according to PuckPedia.

Solovyov, 25, is in the second year of a two-year, $1.55MM contract with a $775K cap hit that he signed with Calgary as a restricted free agent in 2024. It carries a one-way structure this year, so even if the Avs managed to have him clear waivers and assign him to the minors, they’re on the hook for that full NHL salary. Solovyov skated in five of his 15 career NHL contests in 2024-25, posting an assist and eight blocks with 12 hits and a -3 rating while averaging 15:40 per game.

The 6’3″ Solovyov commands more intrigue because of his minor-league work with the AHL’s Calgary Wranglers. The Belarusian rearguard is coming off a career-high 6-22–28 scoring line in 59 appearances for the Wranglers, along with a +8 rating. A seventh-round pick back in 2020, he brings four years of professional experience to the Colorado organization that includes an 18-51–69 scoring line with a +33 rating in 229 career AHL games.

Colorado is weak on left-side defensive depth with NHL upside, so it’s not unsurprising to see them make a claim and give Keaton Middleton some competition for the No. 7 job while also providing a backup option if righty Sam Malinski struggles to adjust to playing on his off side, as he’s projected to do alongside Brent Burns. All of Colorado’s projected extra forwards who remain in camp are waiver-exempt, so they could carry 13 forwards and eight defenders to start the year with Logan O’Connor on injured reserve. That would allow them to retain Solovyov and Middleton without risking losing either on waivers.

Calgary Flames| Colorado Avalanche| Transactions| Waivers Ilya Solovyov

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Wild Claim Daemon Hunt, Release Jack Johnson

October 3, 2025 at 1:04 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 4 Comments

The Wild have claimed defenseman Daemon Hunt off waivers from the Blue Jackets, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports. The club also released Jack Johnson from his professional tryout in a corresponding move and summoned the previously waived Matt Kiersted from AHL Iowa, although that’s a short-term move to give him more preseason action before being returned to the minors.

Today’s move marks a reunion between Hunt and the Wild, who drafted him in the third round of the 2020 draft. The 23-year-old has only ever suited up for Minnesota in the NHL, but he only played one game for them last year before he was included in the early-season trade that saw the Wild acquire David Jiricek from Columbus. This is his first year requiring waivers to head to the minors, where he spent the vast majority of last season.

Hunt, a 6’1″, 201-lb lefty, will begin his fourth professional campaign in a more familiar environment. Drafted as a true two-way defender, his results in AHL Cleveland after moving to the Blue Jackets organization weren’t what Columbus hoped for. He only managed a 2-12–14 scoring line with a -8 rating in 48 appearances after the trade. That offensive output was down significantly from what Hunt had in the Wild organization with Iowa the year prior, logging 29 points in 51 games on their blue line.

In his 13 prior NHL appearances with Minnesota, Hunt had one assist and a -1 rating while averaging a minuscule 11:14 per game. His possession numbers were good in those limited, albeit sheltered minutes, controlling 54.6% of shot attempts and 57.1% of expected goals at even strength.

As such, he’s now slated for an opening-night job with the Wild. With Johnson released, Hunt is one of seven healthy defenders remaining in Wild camp, not counting Kiersted. Jonas Brodin has long been expected to start the year on injured reserve after an offseason upper-body surgery, and that hasn’t changed.

Johnson, 38, will now look elsewhere to continue his career. The veteran of 19 NHL seasons and 1,228 games was reduced to a No. 7/8 job on the Blue Jackets’ depth chart last year, recording six assists and a -13 rating in 41 games. With that stat line as his platform, interest will be limited.

Columbus Blue Jackets| Minnesota Wild| Transactions| Waivers Daemon Hunt| Jack Johnson| Matt Kiersted

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Hurricanes Sign Givani Smith To Two-Way Deal

October 3, 2025 at 12:13 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 6 Comments

The Hurricanes announced Friday they’ve signed winger Givani Smith to a two-way deal. He had been in camp on a professional tryout. The deal carries a $775K NHL salary and a $140K AHL salary with a guarantee of $250K.

A second-round pick by the Red Wings in 2016, Smith has become a journeyman over the past few seasons. Carolina will be the 27-year-old’s sixth NHL organization in the last four years. He split the 2022-23 campaign between the Red Wings and Panthers, spent all of 2023-24 in San Jose, and then split last year between the Sharks, Avalanche, and Flyers organizations. However, he never made an NHL appearance for Philadelphia.

The 6’2″ enforcer has gone 575 days since recording his last NHL point. He went without one in 13 showings last year and spent the back half of the campaign in the minors after clearing waivers. Since his debut six years ago, Smith has a 9-13–22 scoring line in 168 appearances with a -31 rating, 268 PIMs, and 330 hits. He’s averaged just 8:12 of ice time per game.

It remains to be seen whether the Canes keep Smith around for opening night or opt to waive him and stash him with AHL Charlotte. Considering fellow fringe forwards Juha Jaaska and Mark Jankowski are carrying day-to-day injury designations, it’ll likely be the former. He got a relatively long look in preseason, averaging nearly 13 minutes per game across four contests while scoring twice, adding an assist and 28 PIMs.

Smith beat out fellow PTO invite Kevin Labanc for a job, as well as first-round picks like Bradly Nadeau and Ryan Suzuki – the latter of whom managed to clear waivers this week. He’ll be an unrestricted free agent next summer.

Carolina Hurricanes| Transactions Givani Smith

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Rangers Reassign Scott Morrow, Gabe Perreault

October 3, 2025 at 11:01 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 4 Comments

As Monday’s opening night roster deadline nears, there are set to be some quite newsworthy demotions in the coming days. The Rangers made one this morning, assigning their top two prospects – defenseman Scott Morrow and winger Gabriel Perreault – to AHL Hartford, according to a team announcement.

Perreault and Morrow were the club’s No. 1 and No. 2-ranked prospects by NHL.com this summer. Neither were locks to make the opening night roster, but both were penciled into a good portion of projections at the beginning of camp.

In Perreault’s case, it’s likely a matter of top-six ice time not being available. Alexis Lafrenière has settled back into a top-line role alongside Artemi Panarin and Vincent Trocheck, as new head coach Mike Sullivan looks to jumpstart the former first-overall pick’s production after a down year in 2024-25. The Rangers’ second line has filled up too, with Mika Zibanejad shifting to wing on a more permanent basis and William Cuylle jumping into a left-wing spot beside him and J.T. Miller following his breakout year. New York would be understandably reluctant to risk stunting their most promising young forward’s development by starting him in third-line duties on a team without a ton of bottom-six depth, so he’ll instead look to play a starring role in Hartford to begin his professional career.

Perreault, 20, was the No. 23 overall pick in the 2023 draft and has spent the last two years with Boston College, tearing up the Hockey East conference with 108 points in 73 career NCAA games. He turned pro at the end of last year and got five games with the Blueshirts, although he didn’t get on the scoresheet.

His demotion leaves the Rangers with 15 forwards on their training camp roster and just one cut to make to get down to the 23-player limit by Monday’s deadline. There are two spots up for grabs, meaning the game of musical chairs will leave one of veteran Jonny Brodzinski, rookie Noah Laba, and PTO invite Conor Sheary without a spot. Laba faces the longest odds; he’s waiver-exempt and doesn’t stand much of a chance on the roster unless he usurps Juuso Pärssinen as the Blueshirts’ No. 3 center to open the season.

Morrow’s demotion also comes down to roster math. The 22-year-old righty has Adam Fox, William Borgen, and Braden Schneider ahead of him on that side of the depth chart, meaning he’d either be ticketed for long stretches in the press box or someone would need to shift to their off side to get him playing time. The latter never happened in camp, so he’ll now head to the Wolf Pack to serve as their presumptive No. 1 defenseman until another NHL opportunity comes.

A 2021 second-round pick by the Hurricanes, the offensive-minded Morrow recorded six points in 16 NHL games with Carolina over the last two seasons. He was the headlining piece of the return the Rangers received from the Canes in the K’Andre Miller sign-and-trade this offseason. He had a 13-26–39 scoring line in 52 AHL games last year and will look to build on that in Hartford.

With Morrow gone, seven defensemen remain on the Rangers’ roster. That’s their likely opening-night contingent, meaning Matthew Robertson has all but locked up his first opening-night NHL job. The 6’4″ lefty was a second-round pick in 2019, but the 24-year-old only has bottom-pairing ceiling at this stage of his development. That means a No. 7 role is far less harmful to his development than Morrow’s. Robertson made his NHL debut for New York in a two-game call-up last season and is coming off a career-best offensive campaign in Hartford, where he logged a 1-24–25 scoring line in 60 games with a -5 rating.

New York Rangers| Newsstand| Transactions Gabe Perreault| Scott Morrow

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