
Meredith Turits
Editorial Director at Front Office Sports
editorial director, features at @FOS. debut novel JUST WANT YOU HERE (3/11/25). aspiring hockey trashposter. still here for whatever wave of emo we're in.
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Meredith Turits
Revenge is a dish best served on ice for Mikko Rantanen. The Stars forward has had second helpings as one of the Stanley Cup playoffs’ best players, capping off a turbulent—and ultimately lucrative—season. In late January, the Avalanche unexpectedly moved Finnish-born Rantanen, who’d played with Colorado since he was drafted as the 10th pick in 2015.
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1 week ago |
frontofficesports.com | Meredith Turits
The 2026 NHL All-Star Game has been frozen out—for the second year in a row. The league will replace next year’s All-Star Weekend with an international event, the AP reported Monday. The new event will kick off the winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, which will see the return of NHL players to the games for the first time since 2014. The nature of the substitute event next February has not yet been announced.
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4 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | Meredith Turits
Rangers star Artemi Panarin and team owner MSG Sports paid settlements to a woman accusing the forward of sexual assault, The Athletic reported Thursday. A company representative did not deny the report. “The matter has been resolved,” the spokesperson told Front Office Sports. The pair of settlements include nondisclosure agreements and no admission of wrongdoing by the athlete or the company, according to The Athletic.
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1 month ago |
frontofficesports.com | Meredith Turits
Tickets for big events are big collectors’ items—and the New York Islanders want in. On April 6 at UBS Arena on Long Island, Alex Ovechkin became the NHL’s all-time goal leader with a one-timer power play snipe that downed a record held by Wayne Gretzky since 1994. Ovechkin notched his 895th goal in front of a full crowd, many of whom had already paid hundreds, even thousands, for secondary-market tickets.
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1 month ago |
frontofficesports.com | Eric Fisher |Meredith Turits
The GR8 Chase is over. Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin tallied his 895th goal on Sunday, making him the top scorer in National Hockey League history and new owner of one of the most hallowed records in sports. With a second-period power play snipe against the Islanders at UBS Arena, Ovechkin broke the NHL record of 894 goals, held by Wayne Gretzky since 1994 and long considered an impossible bar to clear.
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