NHL Player News

Gorzynski scored a goal and added two assists in WHL Prince Albert's 6-1 win over Saskatoon in Game 1 on Friday.

Gorzynski was held to four points over five games in the Raiders' first-round series win over Red Deer. He's off to a better start in the second round. The Stars prospect had 27 goals and 69 points over 65 regular-season contests between WHL Calgary and Prince Albert in 2025-26, so he should be a decent source of offense during the Raiders' playoff run.

Hebig scored twice in AHL Tucson's 5-2 win over Colorado on Friday.

Hebig has a career-high 50 points over 64 appearances this season. He has cooled off late in the season with three goals and an assist over his last 10 outings. Hebig had a brief stint in the NHL during January but hasn't been back since, and the 29-year-old will have to continue to wait for a chance at his NHL debut.

Haight scored twice and added an assist in AHL Iowa's 5-4 win over Rockford on Friday.

Haight is surging with five goals and an assist over his last three contests. The forward is up to 18 goals, 32 points and 108 shots on net over 51 appearances. He also has one assist over seven NHL contests this season, and he could push for a full-time job in Minnesota in 2026-27.

Blais scored twice and notched an assist in AHL Laval's 7-6 overtime loss to Belleville on Friday.

Blais snapped a three-game skid with the performance. He's up to 13 goals, 32 points, 66 shots on net, 58 PIM and a minus-1 rating over 33 appearances this season. The journeyman forward hasn't been in the NHL since mid-January, but he's been effective organizational depth while with Laval.

Roy scored twice and added an assist in AHL Laval's 7-6 overtime loss to Belleville on Friday.

Roy has four points over his last two games, though he had gone four contests without a point prior to that. He's crossed the 40-point mark for the first time in three AHL campaigns, and he's also secured a second straight 20-goal season. Roy has 38 games of NHL experience to his name, but it'll be tough for him to break into a strong Canadiens lineup.

Lycksell scored a goal and added three assists in AHL Belleville's 7-6 overtime win over Laval on Friday.

With the effort, Lycksell reached the 30-point mark for the season. It's his lowest-scoring campaign in four AHL seasons to date. He has 13 goals, 17 assists, 109 shots on net and a minus-13 rating, though he also produced two points in seven NHL games for the Senators across the first three months of the season.

Kaliyev scored twice and added two assists in AHL Belleville's 7-6 overtime win over Laval on Friday.

Kaliyev's earned 10 points over his last five games. He's up above a point-per-game pace with 39 goals and 28 assists across 66 outings this season. He's added 251 shots on net and 30 PIM in an impressive campaign for the AHL club.

Bourgault scored three goals in AHL Belleville's 7-6 overtime win over Laval on Friday.

Bourgault has five goals over his last three games. The 23-year-old forward has broken out to the tune of 23 goals, 54 points, 174 shots on net and a minus-15 rating with Belleville in his fourth AHL campaign. He's looked good in most areas but clearly still has some more to prove to get another NHL look after making two appearances with Ottawa earlier this season.

Nesbitt scored two goals in OHL Windsor's 4-2 win over Flint in Game 1 on Friday.

Nesbitt has done alright so far in the postseason, earning four goals and two assists over five games. He had 25 goals and 58 points in 55 regular-season appearances, down from his 64-point regular season in 2024-25, so a strong playoff run is important for his continued development.

Wyttenbach was named the Tim Taylor Award winner Friday as the NCAA's top freshman for 2025-26, Scott Wheeler of The Athletic

With Quinnipiac University, Wyttenbach led the NCAA in points this season, earning 25 goals and 34 assists over 40 appearances. The Flames prospect has already committed to returning to Quinnipiac for his sophomore year, where he'll look to duplicate his impressive campaign.