The start of NHL free agency is fast approaching, and by now we've heard all there is to hear about guys such as Mitch Marner, Sam Bennett and Brad Marchand and what they'll be able to command come July 1.

If Bennett decides to leave Florida and is willing to spend the rest of his career in Toronto, should the Maple Leafs put in a bid?

Entering his 21st NHL season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Sidney Crosby is reportedly receiving deflating insights ahead of a pivotal offseason in the Steel City.

We’re just weeks away from the start of free agency, and fans are starting to make their own wish lists as to who their team should sign on July 1. All eyes will be on Mitch Marner, the Toronto Maple Leafs forward who has been one of the NHL’s most productive wingers since he entered the league in 2016-17.

With roster needs and cap situations in mind, how each team fits as a destination for one of the biggest names to hit free agency in years.

Brad Marchand's playoff run is upping his free-agent value, but there is some other intriguing talent at left wing in a weak UFA class.

The Avalanche are keeping arguably their top free agent in the fold for the foreseeable future. The team has signed forward Brock Nelson to a three-year contract extension that carries an average-annual-value of $7.5 million. Nelson was slated to become an unrestricted free agent this summer.

The Sharks have a young core to work with, but need help. We look at the nightmare scenario for them in the 2025 NHL Free Agency period.

In addition to their advertised “remarkable views of the downtown skyline and stunning sunsets,” the small hotel restaurant next to KeyBank Center, the Sabres’ arena, was full at every table with multiple people from the hockey world.