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6 janv. 2023 · ds on January 6, 2023 at 3:32 pm. ‘There is a small caveat to the first-rounder, in that Florida had a previous trade with the Buffalo Sabres involving a condition on that pick. If the Panthers’ 2022 first-rounder, previously dealt to Buffalo, ends up being a top-10 pick, the 2023 selection goes to Buffalo instead.’.
12 mars 2024 · In a game in Toronto, between periods, he was being interviewed by Ward Cornell on TV and when Cornell asked him, “Gump, which team gives you the most trouble” Worsley replied without a blink “the Rangers.”. The coach at the time, Firey Phil Watson, blew his cork. NHL Rumor Mill - March 11, 2024 NHL Rumor Mill - March 12, 2024.
10 févr. 2024 · They also believe Scott Laughton’s time with the Flyers could be drawing to a close. It could happen at the trade deadline or in the offseason. SPECTOR’S NOTE: Laughton, 29, is a versatile two-way forward who can play center or wing. He carries an affordable $3 million AAV through 2025-26 and lacks a no-trade clause.
29 nov. 2023 · San Jose Sharks GM Mike Grier is willing to move Mackenzie Blackwood. Several teams have expressed interested in the 26-year-old goaltenders. SPECTOR’S NOTE: Blackwood is playing fairly well this season with the rebuilding Sharks. He also carries an affordable $2.35 million AAV through 2024-25 and lacks no-trade protection.
6 mars 2024 · The Arizona Coyotes held the 32-year-old winger out of the lineup during Tuesday’s game against Chicago for trade-related reasons. 8787 on March 6, 2024 at 12:44 pm. I still think with all the space and still owning a 1st, that Vegas is still interested and can pull it off.
17 janv. 2024 · Premier on January 17, 2024 at 2:47 pm. TB has 10.6 mil in cap space next season with 16 players signed. Signing Stamkos would take most of that space. Johnny Z on January 17, 2024 at 8:32 pm. Trade Cerilli before his NTC kicks in for a couple of promising NHL ready players. That and take the loss on Tanner Jeannot.
1 mars 2024 · George O. on March 1, 2024 at 1:30 pm. Re “Speaking of Tanev, Pierre LeBrun reports the Vancouver Canucks, Toronto Maple Leafs and Colorado Avalanche were in on the former Flames defenseman”. None of whom, obviously, made better offers than Dallas – which some thought to be a “rush job” and of not much value.
