2027 NHL Draft News & Stories

The U.S. National U18 team swept the showcase this time around.

It's never too early to look ahead to next year's draft, is it?

From saves to scoring goals, it's been an eventful last two months for goalies around the world.

Sebastian High breaks down the rising trajectories of NTDP starlets Wyatt Cullen and Carter Meyer in this month's USHL Stock Watch.

A closer look at the biggest storylines coming out of the tournament so far.

Bill Zonnon's successful return from injury, Philippe Veilleux's case for NHL draft consideration, and more in this month's QMJHL Stock Watch.

The annual Zuchwil Five Nations tournament provides a unique opportunity to get a close look at the "second wave" of prospects as well as underage stars.

In this month's edition of Goalies Stock Watch, Jacob Titus examines the biggest storylines between the pipes.

Lassi Alanen takes a look at the risers and fallers in Finland over the last month, and breaks down the changes coming to Liiga structure soon.

The under-18 center is dominating the WHL. Here is how he's doing it.

Madison Delaval takes a look at the 2027 and 2028 NHL Draft-eligibles who shone at the 2025 World U-17 Hockey Challenge.

Jacob Titus takes a look at the top performing goaltenders around the world, starting with the netminder who received an early call-up to the NHL.

The USHL season is well and truly underway, and the next generation of young stars is making an early mark, led by the Chicago Steel’s James Scantlebury.

Lynden Lakovic, Carson Carels, Chase Surkan, Max Heise, and more feature in this month's WHL Stock Watch.

Jacob Titus breaks down the world of goaltending in our latest stock watch.

From hockey geniuses to dazzling handlers and relentless checkers, a wide variety of players have made their marks early in the USHL season.

2026 and 2027 NHL Draft-eligble prospects highlight the first Central Europe stock watch for the season.

Dylan Griffing breaks down the early season in Eastern Europe.

Sean Shapiro takes a look at some of the top performers from the Under-17 Four Nations tournament held this past week.

The annual Hlinka Gretzky Cup marks the beginning of a new scouting season. Here's what you need to know.

The 2009-born Russian prospects, a potential golden generation in the making. Star power at the top, depth at every position, and, perhaps most notably, a breakthrough of true centres and right-handed defencemen.

The always-intriguing CHL Import Draft is in the book, and this one was particularly interesting with new rules and some twists.

A rare Toronto showdown gave scouts a first-hand look at future stars from Russia and Ontario in the 2009-born class.