Ryan wouldn’t mind remaining in Calgary Mike Gould: Calgary Flames forward Derek Ryan said in a text that he’s “really enjoyed playing for the Flames” and that when he’s eligible, he’d have a “great” interest in re-signing with the Flames. (The 33-year old Ryan has a year left on his deal at a $3.125 million)
Ottawa Senators
Wouldn’t be easy for the Senators to trade a top pick, but they could move some others Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet: Ottawa Senators GM Pierre Dorion on trading down from No. 3 and/or No. 5. “It would be very difficult to do something like that,” he answered. “It would have to be a special player
Devils coaching search Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet: Lindy Ruff has a shot at being the New Jersey Devils next head coach. Potential GM candidates that they are talking to have asked if they could have some input on the coaching decision. Some have said that Ruff is a candidate no matter what. Senators would listen,
The Red Wings could have the cap space to go after a home state defenseman Matt Larkin of The Hockey News: The Detroit Red Wings didn’t have good enough assets at the trade deadline to get them an extra first-round pick, but they were able to land a couple of seconds. $11 million comes off
Notes on the Senators, Devils, Non-playoff teams, and Trevor Daley Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet: Don’t think that the NHL is looking to remove Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk, but the “The Organ Project” allegations should be investigated. The New Jersey Devils GM conversations continue. Tom Fitzgerald is a candidate and they’ve spoken with Ed Olczyk.
Some offseason questions for each of the team that didn’t make the playoffs Josh Beneteau of Sportsnet: Questions for each of the seven teams that didn’t qualify for the 24-team playoff format. Detroit Red Wings – How many of their pending free agents will be back next season? None of their UFAs including Jimmy Howard
Senators GM Dorion on the draft and free agency Wayne Scanlan of Sportsnet: The Ottawa Senators are guaranteed two picks in the top-six, and at best they could hold the No. 1 and No. 2 picks. The Senators have stockpiled picks for this draft, with three first-round picks and nine picks in the first three
Lafreniere’s camp looking at Europe as a possible option for next season TSN: There are many unanswerable questions for 2020 NHL draft picks. There is no draft date and nobody knows when the seasons for the NHL, CHL, and AHL will start. The agent for Alexis Lafreniere is looking at all options according to Bob
As the Ottawa Senators begin to develop the young prospects in their system and transition them to the NHL, stability is needed to keep them grounded. A great way to keep those rookies from becoming overwhelmed is having a veteran presence on the team. While the Senators have some veterans, they are all skaters. With
Offseason outlook for the Detroit Red Wings Max Bultman of The Athletic: The Detroit Red Wings season is officially over. They finished dead last and hold an 18.5 percent chance of winning the first overall pick. Anthony Mantha, Tyler Bertuzzi and Robby Fabbri are just a few of their pending RFAs. Jonathan Ericsson, Trevor Daley
Canucks blue line could have a different look next season Iain MacIntyre of Sportsnet: (mailbag) The Vancouver Canucks blue line next season could have a different look. Alex Edler, Tyler Myers and Quinn Hughes will be back but Chris Tanev and Troy Stecher could be cap casualties. Tanev is a UFA and Stecher is a
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news that the Ottawa Senators are losing one of their veteran forwards to the Swiss league. Is Corey Schneider considering retirement? Would the Toronto Maple Leafs entertain a Mitch Marner to Dallas trade? And, how will the Edmonton Oilers juggle their blue line with limited funds? Senators Will
Potential LTIR trade candidates for the Maple Leafs Frank Seravalli of TSN: The Toronto Maple Leafs will once again be facing a salary cap crunch. They have already started signing inexpensive contracts for next season. This season the Maple Leafs took advantage of the LTIR with Nathan Horton and David Clarkson, but both are off
In the months leading up to the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, the Ottawa Senators were in bad shape. They’d finished at the bottom of the league, and were forced into a complete rebuild without their first-round pick, which had been sent to the Colorado Avalanche in 2017 for Matt Duchene, and seemed destined to be
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 Ottawa Senators are in quite the enviable position leading up to the 2020 NHL draft. When the day does come, the team is poised to come out with at least two franchise players. In the current proposal brought forth by the NHL, the Sens are likely to have the No. 2, No. 3, and
Robin Lehner and potential landing spots Dan Rosen of NHL.com: (mailbag) It’s not easy to get a feel for the goalie market this offseason, given the uncertainty of what the salary cap will be. If Lehner wants to be a No. 1 goalie, it doesn’t make sense to re-sign with the Golden Knights. Marc-Andre Fleury
During this time while the NHL’s season is suspended in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, obviously there isn’t any on-ice news. Still, news continues to emerge from different teams and NHL organizations. Related: Senators News & Rumors: Chabot, Nilsson, Brown, Duclair & Prospects In this post, I want to keep up with what’s happening in
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