In today’s NHL rumor rundown, the Dallas Stars are making front office changes, while the NHL changes rules about performance bonuses. There is news about ELC contracts being signed and those players being allowed to participate in training camp and there is buzz that the NHL is watching the Golden Knights ensuring they don’t take
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The Vegas Golden Knights will travel to Edmonton for the 2020 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Although hockey is returning to play, this could come with a slight disadvantage for the Golden Knights, as they will not get the opportunity to play at T-Mobile Arena. (from ‘Las Vegas reportedly misses out on hosting NHL restart,’ Las Vegas
Not all team employees are back to full pay TSN: There were many teams that had to cut the salary of coaches and staff during the pause. Darren Dreger says not all are back to full pay. “Well, some, but not all. Obviously it’s a very sensitive issue to all those who are involved. The
Jesse Granger of The Athletic: The Vegas Golden Knights will have about $6.375 million in salary cap space with 16 players under contract next season. They’ll need to find some younger and cheaper options. The past few years they have handed out big contracts to Paul Stastny, Max Pacioretty, and Mark Stone. Now they need
The Buffalo Sabres aren’t trading Jack Eichel Joe DiBiase of WGR 550: There is no way the Buffalo Sabres are going to trade forward Jack Eichel. Yes, he aired his frustration with losing, but that is about it. gets why fans of some teams would be interested in the idea of acquiring. The cost would
DeBrusk on free agency … Could he become trade bait if Krug re-signed? Joe Haggerty of NBC Sports: Boston Bruins forward Jake DeBrusk is a pending restricted free agent and has averaged 20 goals and 40 points in his first three seasons in the NHL. DeBrusk on his pending free agency. “Obviously that’s going to
On Canucks free agents and buyouts Iain MacIntyre of Sportsnet: (mailbag) The Vancouver Canucks should be looking to keep both Jake Virtanen and Troy Stecher. If they are okay with not bringing Stecher back, he won’t be qualified and would become a UFA. Virtanen should have decent trade value as the 23-year old had 18
On Thursday night, Vegas Golden Knights chairman and CEO Bill Foley announced the name and logo of the newest franchise in the American Hockey League (AHL): The Henderson Silver Knights. Vegas Golden Knights President of Hockey Operations George McPhee, owner Bill Foley and General Manager Kelly McCrimmon (Photo by David Becker/NHLI via Getty Images) The
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
With the unfortunate pause of the 2019-20 season, no one knows if the 2020 NHL Draft will be held before or after there’s a decision on the remainder of the season. As it stands, the Vegas Golden Knights are in eighth place in the league, meaning they would pick 24th. The draft is supposed to
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, there is news out of St. Louis when it comes to the future of Alex Steen. In Vegas, it sounds like the Golden Knights might be leaning towards a move with defenseman Deryk Engelland. Could the Calgary Flames see major turnover this season and will the Edmonton Oilers buy out
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
The Golden Knights could bring Lehner back with a flat cap but it would cost them Jesse Granger of The Athletic: The Vegas Golden Knights have about $74.2 million committed for 17 players next season. That includes 10 forwards, six defensemen, and one goaltender. That should be enough room to re-sign pending restricted free agents
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
Even though the season is not technically over, we were in the stretch run of the season. With only 11 games left and a return date not in sight, we thought this would be a great time to share our season awards and favorite moments. I’ll be joined by fellow Hockey Writers staff Josh Bell,
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
Golden Knights working on Reaves contract extension? SinBin.Vegas: A trusted source is saying that the Vegas Golden Knights and Ryan Reaves are discussing/possibly have already signed a two-year contract extension. It’s not known what the money could be. Looking at the Golden Knights unrestricted and restricted free agents Jesse Granger of The Athletic: The Vegas
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