Do Bruins need to get younger? Joe Haggerty of NBC Sports Boston: Believe that the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup window is now closed under their current roster makeup. Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci and Brad Marchand range from 32 to 43 years old. They need to get younger, faster and deeper. “The reality is,
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What does it take to be a good agitator in today’s NHL? Obviously, you must have the ability to get under the opponent’s skin, but you don’t want to be consistently putting your team at a disadvantage by taking silly penalties. You have to be able to annoy your opponent on the scoresheet as well
Minnesota Wild questions get answered — at least some Michael Russo of The Athletic (mailbag): Again and again, the questions keep coming. Russo tried to answer them as best as he could. One of the big inquiries focused on Kirill Kaprizov. This became a bit of a two-parter. Burning a year of the entry-level deal
Several teams have spoken with the Maple Leafs about Frederik Andersen Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic: Sources are saying that several teams have spoken with the Toronto Maple Leafs about goaltender Frederik Andersen. Andersen will appeal to teams as he has only one year left on his deal at a $5 million salary cap hit
It didn’t take long for criticism to be thrown at some of the Calgary Flames players after they were eliminated by the Dallas Stars in the first round of the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. While many players disappointed, the two getting the brunt of the criticism were forwards Johnny Gaudreau and Sean Monahan. Just days
The Devils could use someone like Johnny Gaudreau, but they wouldn’t be the only team interested Randy Miller of NJ.com: Calgary Flames forward Johnny Gaudreau is back in the rumor mill. The Flames could be looking to shake up their core, with Gaudreau and maybe Sean Monahan possibly being shopped this offseason. The New Jersey
Koekkoek hopes to remain with the Blackhawks Ben Pope: Chicago Blackhawks pending restricted free agent defenseman Slater Koekkoek: “I hope to be back, I don’t know. I haven’t discussed much with my agent to see what’s going on. But obviously I’m hoping to re-sign in Chicago. I thought and I had a good thing going,
Frank Seravalli of TSN: Looking at the top 10 pending unrestricted free agents. 1. Alex Pietrangelo – RD – He may be the only UFA whose next contract may not be affected by the flattening of the cap. Doesn’t sound like they are close to a deal, but it still seems like they will get
No Ovechkin extension talks for now … Capitals not ruling out bringing Holtby back … Caps interested in re-signing Dillon Scott Burnside of The Athletic: A source that is close to Washington suggested that Peter Laviolette type of coach would be a good fit for the Capitals. Braden Holtby‘s days in Washington are likely over.
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, how well did the Toronto Maple Leafs make out in the trade that sent Kasperi Kapanen on Tuesday to the Pittsburgh Penguins? And, will Toronto keep the assets they acquired or flip them in other deals? In Calgary, Johnny Gaudreau spoke to reporters about the trade rumors that might mean
Hall looking to win Nicholas J. Cotsonika of NHL.com: Taylor Hall said that winning is probably his main priority heading into free agency. In Hall’s 10 NHL seasons, he’s only made the Stanley Cup Playoffs twice. “I think the Coyotes have a bright future. They have some great guys, some good young players. When I
This past Thursday was extremely disappointing for both the Calgary Flames organization and its fans. After getting off to a solid start in this year’s playoff bubble, it appeared this team would be able to go on a bit of a run. Instead, they failed to make much noise yet again, and were eliminated in
It was a total meltdown for the Calgary Flames during their final game of the season. The Flames built a 3-0 lead on goals by Andrew Mangiapane, Johnny Gaudreau, and Rasmus Andersson. But then things fell apart and the Dallas Stars scored seven straight goals to win the game 7-3. Like that, the Flames were
Over the years, the current Calgary Flames core group has heard from fans and media alike about how they have struggled in the playoffs, failing to make much, if any, noise. While many called for some of their top-end players to be traded, general manager Brad Treliving chose instead to keep the core intact, and
The Calgary Flames beat the Dallas Stars by a score of 3-2 last night in Game 1 of their first-round series of the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. But, as far as surprises go, that’s not the biggest one. It’s fair to say that – so far – the Flames have been one of the surprise
Offseason Subban trade seems unlikely, trade and free agents target options for the Devils Corey Masisak of The Athletic: (mailbag) Believe that it’s possible that a few New Jersey Devils players could head to Europe before the next NHL season begins. Don’t think that Jack Hughes would be one of them. Jesper Bratt and Jesper
On March 11, in a pre-pandemic world that bears no resemblance to today’s, the Winnipeg Jets captured a 4-2 victory at Rogers Place over the Edmonton Oilers. 143 days later, they took to the Rogers Place ice again for their first meaningful game in nearly five months — the opening matchup of their five-game play-in
NHL doing 1,500 tests per day with no positives so far Darren Dreger: Since Sunday when the teams arrived in the Hub cities, the NHL has conducted 1,500 tests per day and there have been no positive COVID test results. Results are processed in 24 hours or less. Andy Strickland: St. Louis Blues GM Doug
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