Taylor Hall on how things have changed Mike Battaglino of NHL.com: Pending unrestricted free agent forward Taylor Hall on how things have changed for the rest of the season and for the offseason. “It’s a variable for sure, but I think you look around the world and there’s people that are in much tougher spots
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NHL draft lottery at the end of June? Renaud Lavoie: Have been hearing that June 26th could be when the NHL holds the 2020 NHL draft lottery. There are no dates for the actual draft yet. Mark Edwards: Have heard about June 26th being the draft lottery date as well. Any dates for the draft
Rangers back interested in Oilers Puljujarvi? Kurt Leavins of the Edmonton Journal: Edmonton Oilers prospect Ryan McLeod could be ready for the NHL and may mean the Oilers won’t overpay for pending free agent Riley Sheahan. Source from New York said there may be some renewed interest in Edmonton Oilers forward Jesse Puljujarvi by the
The New York Rangers were one of the most interesting teams to follow in the NHL before the pause. Slowly inching up to a playoff spot, a red-hot Mika Zibanejad and the artistry of Artemi Panarin propelled the Rangers to relevance late in the season. But which moments during the 2019-20 season define this rollercoaster
Rory Boylen of Sportsnet: Looking at a potential trade candidate for each team in the Eastern Conference. Boston Bruins – Nick Ritchie – They may not be able to fit him long-term with Torey Krug needing a new deal, and after next season Tuukka Rask, Jaroslav Halak, Brandon Carlo and Ondrej Kase. Buffalo Sabres –
The Devils have salary cap space they can use to their advantage this offseason Corey Masisak of The Athletic: The New Jersey Devils are once again this offseason in a position to possibly take advantage of teams that need to shed some salary. After signing their main free agents, the Devils could still have around
It could be a buyers market this offseason for goaltenders Harman Dayal of The Athletic: One agent said back in January that if Jacob Markstrom was his client he should be after a five-year deal. One source said that it’s going to be a buyers market this offseason. This would give the Canucks a bit
Looking at the five most likely landing spots for Torey Krug Matt Larkin of The Hockey News: Boston Bruins pending unrestricted free agent defenseman Torey Krug could get over $8 million per season if he were to hit the open market. The Bruins also have to re-sign RFA Jake DeBrusk, and a few other free
Canadiens and Leafs were interested in Okulov before he signed … Other free agents may wait a year Igor Eronko: The Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs were interested in Konstantin Okulov. He signed a one-year contract with CSKA. Chris Johnston: With all the uncertainty that COVID-19 has caused in the sporting world, there are
Koivu on his future Dan Myers at NHL.com: Minnesota Wild captain Mikko Koivu is in the last year of his contract, and there is the possibility that if the season is canceled, his NHL career could be over. “I think for myself, I’m just trying to stay in the moment as much as I can,”
Kaprizov hiring a new agent as he looks towards the NHL Michael Russo of the Athletic: Minnesota Wild prospect Kirill Kaprizov is looking for a new agent. Kaprizov is also hoping to make his debut this season if the NHL season resumes and if they can work out an entry-level contract. The NHL said teams
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, the Calgary Flames have said they won’t be looking at signing any deals on players during the NHL pause. The Winnipeg Jets could get a valuable player back if the season resumes and the San Jose Sharks seem to be leaning one direction with their coach. Are the New York
Strome available? James (@Account4hockey): Elliotte Friedman on WGR 550 radio last Thursday on Chicago Blackhawks forward Dylan Strome “He’s available,” and “I don’t think the cost is particularly prohibitive”. Hutton could be an option for the Kings next year John Hoven: Pending unrestricted free agents defenseman Ben Hutton could be a re-signing option for the
Andersson could be used in a trade package Larry Brooks of the New York Post: The New York Rangers did have some teams interested in 2017 first-round draft pick Lias Andersson at the trade deadline. Rangers didn’t move him but did hope to use him in a trade package this offseason. The Rangers are not
Re-signing DeAngelo won’t be cheap Larry Brooks of the New York Post: It could cost the New York Rangers at least $6 million per season on a long-term deal for pending 24-year old restricted free agent defenseman Anthony DeAngelo. Another option could be a bridge deal at around $5 million per season. Salary arbitration could
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
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