The Blue Jackets’ 2025-26 schedule is out, and fans are surely starting to look at the calendar to see when they can make it to Nationwide Arena – or see the team on the road this year. This year, Columbus begins on the road, taking on Nashville (Oct. 9) and

The Columbus Blue Jackets and National Hockey League announced today a 2025-26 regular season schedule in which the club will play 82 games, including 41 home dates at Nationwide Arena. The team opens its 25th NHL season on Thursday, October 9 against the Nashville Predators at Bridgestone Arena. The Blue

Columbus Blue Jackets President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Don Waddell announced several changes to the club’s hockey operations department today. Aron Augustitus has been promoted to video coach and Cam Briere has joined the organization as assistant video coach. In addition, Paul DeFazio has been named head equipment

There was a lot to like about Kent Johnson’s 2024-25 season. The 22-year-old's third full NHL campaign was his best, as he set career highs in goals (24), assists (33) and points (57) in 68 games. He posted a new high-water mark in ice time, too, averaging 17:11 per game

Under a sweltering Ohio sun, all that could be heard and seen at Camp Ken-Jockety were laughter and smiles. Young Girl Scouts climbed over tires, balanced on ropes and stepped carefully across suspended wooden planks, all while practicing teamwork, communication and courage – ideas central and peripheral to the ambitions

The Columbus Blue Jackets will begin preparations for the 2025-26 National Hockey League season at the Prospects Challenge to be held from September 11-15 at LECOM Harborcenter in Buffalo, New York. This year’s participating clubs will include the Blue Jackets along with the Boston Bruins, Buffalo Sabres, New Jersey Devils

Jack Williams sat in front of a room of reporters with a grin on his face. It was a championship grin – after all, he’d just hoisted a trophy. A two-time Beanpot winner, Williams had a new prize to add his collection on Saturday. “First one,” Williams said. “It’s good

In Quebec, hockey is like a religion, and very few things in life are bigger than the Montreal Canadiens. The 24-time Stanley Cup winners are central to civic pride, not just in Montreal but throughout the province. Growing up in Trois-Rivieres, where the Saint-Maurice meets the Saint Lawrence halfway between