At least 20 teams showed interest in Barabanov Darren Dreger: The Toronto Maple Leafs are among the at least 20 teams who have reached out to Alexander Barabanov’s agent Dan Milstein this season. There is no guarantee that Barabanov is making the jump to the NHL next season. They are going to start having interviews
Chicago Blackhawks
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, could a recently shipped out forward make his way back to the Montreal Canadiens? In Chicago, what does a contract for Dominik Kubalik look like? And, according to NHLPA, the players only want to play for the Stanley Cup under certain conditions. Kovalchuk Back to Canadiens? Sportsnet’s Eric Engels believes
Blackhawks will have limited salary cap space to work with again Ben Pope of Chicago Sun-Times: There is now some uncertainty of what next seasons salary cap ceiling could be. Earlier this month had projections between $84 million and $88.2 million, but now it could stay stagnant at $81.5 or possibly be lower. The Chicago
Luke Fox of Sportsnet: There has been some speculation that the NHL could consider teams being allowed to use a compliance buyout heading into next season. The NHLPA could need to sign off on allowing compliance buyouts. A look at some potential compliance buyout candidates. Loui Eriksson – Vancouver Canucks – two years left on
The National Hockey League schedule may be paused by the COVID-19 pandemic, but that hasn’t stopped speculation over possible off-season free-agent moves and trade candidates. Here’s a look at the past week’s notable chatter. Blackhawks could shed salary this summer Chicago Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz last week announced team president John McDonagh, general manager Stan
Could York and Beecher return to school next year? Bailey Johnson: University of Michigan head coach Mel Pearson said that they haven’t held their exit meetings yet but he expects defenseman Cam York (Philadelphia Flyers) and forward Johnny Beecher (Boston Bruins) to return to school next year. Golden Knights talking with one of their 2017
Thornton isn’t finished with hockey yet Pierre LeBrun: San Jose Sharks pending UFA forward Joe Thornton when asked him about playing next season. “I have years to go!” Islanders plan on extending Barzal before he could receive an offer sheet New York Islanders: A Q&A involving New York Islanders President and GM Lou Lamoriello and
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is word out of Finland that the Jesse Puljujarvi’s coach wants him to stick around another season, there is buzz about how much the St. Louis Blues are willing to spend to retain Alex Pietrangelo and who else might be interested, and there’s news that the Chicago Blackhawks are
Nick Seeler has been a very intriguing player since the Chicago Blackhawks claimed him off of waivers from the Minnesota Wild on Feb. 3. He seemingly piques your interest because of what he can bring to the table. However, in the same take, he raises some questions as well; especially as it pertains to his
The NHL’s decision to pause its 2019-20 regular-season schedule over COVID-19 concerns generated uncertainty over when the league will return to action. The best-case scenario is May 15, allowing sufficient time to finish the schedule and stage full playoff rounds. It’s also possible the league will be forced to scrap the remainder of the regular
There was plenty of speculation over which players could be moved in the weeks leading up to the NHL’s Feb. 24 trade deadline. Several, such as Jean-Gabriel Pageau, Sami Vatanen, and Andreas Athanasiou, wound up changing teams by deadline day. Some who were considered trade bait, however, remained with their current teams as the deadline
The Chicago Blackhawks pretty much blew their playoff chances when they lost four-of-five games on their recent five-game road trip, and followed that up with three more losses in their next four outings. Based upon his team’s play, general manager Stan Bowman had little choice but to sell at the Feb. 24 trade deadline. The
Blackhawks have time to work out their goaltending situation for next season Ben Pope of the Chicago Sun-Times: The Chicago Blackhawks have plenty of time to figure out their goaltending situation for next season. They will have a “proven NHL goalie signed for next year” according to GM Stan Bowman. “I wouldn’t say we’ve mapped
Islanders done with Ho-Sang? Arthur Staple: It’s sounding like the New York Islanders are officially done with Josh Ho-Sang. Ho-Sang is still Islanders property but he is playing with the St. Louis Blues AHL affiliate. Senators talking with Borowiecki’s camp Bruce Garrioch: Ottawa Senators GM Pierre Dorion said on TSN 1200 said that he’s spoken
Elliotte Friedman: AHL trades can still be made, but those players are not eligible for the post-season. The Hurricanes could use some goaltending, the Maple Leafs defensemen, and Coyotes scoring. The Boston Bruins and Dallas Stars weren’t that interested in Joe Thornton. The San Jose Sharks plan to be back in contention next season. Will
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news on the Edmonton Oilers, including updates on injuries and a player they were rumored to be in on but didn’t land. There is also speculation that Joe Thornton may elect not to return to San Jose next season, and who he might consider is surprising. And, what’s
Capitals looking to play in Russia J.J. Regan: The Washington Capitals are interested in playing a regular season game in Russia and Bill Daly said the league is working to see if they can make that happen. Stecher’s agent Rick Dhaliwal: The agent, Eustace Kings, for pending RFA Vancouver Canucks defenseman Troy Stecher: “I am
Bruins and Blackhawks had Saad talks Jimmy Murphy: The Boston Bruins did talk to the Chicago Blackhawks about forward Brandon Saad. It was a multiplayer deal that involved a Bruins roster player. Oilers talking with free agents Sheahan and Archibald, Bear to wait Daniel Nugent-Bowman: The Edmonton Oilers have been talking contract extensions with pending
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