The 2026 WHL Draft has come and gone and after 15 grueling rounds, both the Regina Pats and Saskatoon Blades have restocked the cupboards with emerging talent.

The Saskatoon Blades are back from the road, following the first two games of their highly anticipated rivalry series with Prince Albert. The Blades look ahead at an uphill battle.

The Saskatoon Blades come back from the road after taking on the Edmonton Oil Kings in the first two games of their first in a generation playoff series.

The Blades soon hit the road, heading to Edmonton for the first two games of the series on March 27 and 28, before the series returns to Saskatoon on March 31.

Growing up in Martensville, Kazden Mathies spent his childhood cheering for the Saskatoon Blades. Now on Saskatoon's roster, he joined Global Sports' Scott Roblin for 'Blades Bio.'

For the first time, the Saskatoon Blades are using three imports in their lineup with new rules coming to the WHL expanding the number of slots for international players.

Saskatoon Blades defenceman Brayden Klimpke is coming off an overtime winner in the team's home opener just days after being named an alternate captain.

Returning to the Saskatoon Blades following his second stint at Columbus Blue Jackets training camp, Evan Gardner has completed one of the deepest goaltending groups in the WHL.

Fifth-year forward Tyler Parr has taken on the mantle of captain of the Saskatoon Blades ahead of puck drop on the team's 2025-26 WHL season.

Saskatoon Blades forwards Cooper Williams and Hayden Harsanyi have returned to the WHL club after committing to NCAA Division I schools over the off-season.