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
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In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there are comments from the coach of the Arizona Coyotes on Taylor Hall likely staying with the team, the Montreal Canadiens may have to decide what they can afford to pay Tomas Tatar, and the Vancouver Canucks have some options for their blue line. Finally, what happens to some of
Canucks prospect still deciding on whether to go pro or not Rick Dhaliwal: Vancouver Canucks prospects Jack Rathbone is still deciding on whether to go pro or return to Harvard. One issue according to a source is if he goes pro and doesn’t make the Canucks next season. The AHL season will likely be delayed
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 today’s NHL rumor rundown, the Toronto Maple Leafs have signed a prospect while forward Kyle Clifford discusses the odds he’ll re-sign in Toronto. Could the Calgary Flames take a run at one of the offseason’s top UFA defensemen? And, will the Edmonton Oilers have trouble signing Ethan Bear to the contract they’d like? Finally,
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news about Mikhail Sergachev and a lack of discussions with the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Vancouver Canucks are looking at ways to improve their blue line and the Los Angeles Kings are targeting the same thing. Finally, it appears the Edmonton Oilers are going to lose depth forward
Rory Boylen of Sportsnet: Looking at a potential trade candidate for each team in the Western Conference. Anaheim Ducks – Adam Henrique – Carries a $6 million cap hit through 2023-24. The centerman could interest some teams. Arizona Coyotes – Derek Stepan – The Coyotes may need to clear some cap space for their free
Being selected to play for your country at the Winter Olympic Games is an honor for hockey players, but the NHL hasn’t allowed their players to be involved in the Games since 2014 in Sochi, Russia. Canada ended up beating Sweden in the gold medal game that year. In 2014, the Vancouver Canucks had eight players
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news that the Washington Capitals have decided Breandan Leipsic’s comments were too much not to ignore, the Toronto Maple Leafs are losing an assistant coach, and is Jeff Carter looking at retirement, first putting himself on LTIR? Finally, there are some news and rumors hits on the Vancouver
The Canucks will feel the salary squeeze Iain MacIntyre of Sportsnet: (mailbag) If Nils Noglander is good enough to the make the Vancouver Canucks next season he’ll be on the team. His entry-level deal will help him with that as they’ll have cap issues. The Canucks would like to bring Nikita Tryamkin back to the
Benning talking to UFA agents but… TSN Radio Vancouver: Vancouver Canucks GM Jim Benning on pending free agent goaltender Jacob Markstrom: “I’ve been talking to his agent, but we really haven’t been talking contract much with the uncertainty. We don’t know what the cap will be like next year, we don’t know if we’ll finish
Potential landing spots for Tyson Barrie Luke Fox of Sportsnet: (mailbag) Toronto Maple Leafs pending unrestricted defenseman Tyson Barrie won’t be re-signing with the Leafs as they don’t have the salary cap space nor a spot as the No. 1 power play defenseman. It is believed that Barrie might have interest in returning to his
Krejci on being a free agent after next season Evan Marinofsky of CLNS Media: The Boston Bruins will have some decisions to make on pending UFA defenseman Torey Krug this offseason. Next year they’ll have decisions on forward David Krejci. The soon to be 34-year old Krejci has a year left on his deal at
Camp starting back up at the start of June? John Scott:: Had heard (late last week) that NHL camp would open back up on June 1st and that European players could start coming back to their teams’ cities soon. Markstrom has no plans to leave Vancouver Iain MacIntyre: Vancouver Canucks pending free agent goaltender Jacob
Markstrom hopes to be back with the Canucks next year but a deal is secondary right now Iain MacIntrye of Sportsnet: Vancouver Canucks goaltender Jacob Markstrom is a pending unrestricted free agent and was having a career year. Markstrom said that hockey and free agency are secondary nowadays. “With all the other stuff, hockey has
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
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news that the Philadelphia Flyers might try to sign a deal with the older brother of a Maple Leafs rookie, Jacob Markstrom says he wants to stay in Vancouver, the Edmonton Oilers are looking at international options and the Arizona Coyotes and Taylor Hall are finally talking. Markstrom
Answering some offseason Flyers questions Dave Isaac of the Courier-Post: (mailbag) Tyler Pitlick may deserve a contract extension from the Philadelphia Flyers, but the Flyers do have some young guys pushing for a roster spot. Recently signed NCAA forwards Tanner Laczynski and Wade Alison could challenge for a fourth-line spot. They could see if Pitlick
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