Wild extend their stay in the NHL spotlight amid ongoing league activity and cross-sport trade talk; a reminder of their status in Minnesota hockey
Cale Makar has secured an eight-year extension worth $163.2 million, averaging $20.4 million per season, making him the highest-paid player in NHL history. The contract highlights Colorado’s championship window as star players remain under long-term deals, while the cap will shape how the deal unfolds over time.
Amazon Prime Video has reached a multi-year deal to carry exclusive local streaming of NHL games for six teams in their regional markets, starting in the 2026-27 season. The Hurricanes, Ducks, Blue Jackets, Stars, Wild and Blues will stream live games, plus pre- and post-game shows, in their home regions. The NHL says clubs selected the Amazon offer after evaluating proposals from multiple partners.
Tottenham has extended Lucas Bergvall’s contract, keeping the 20-year-old Sweden international at the club. He has made 80 appearances since joining from Djurgarden in 2024. The club says the renewal signals belief in his potential as interest from several clubs emerged over the summer.