Inside the NHL: What does Vancouver's trade of J.T. Miller mean for Sabres' bid for Elias Pettersson?
If you're going to acquire Pettersson and instantly make him the highest-paid player in franchise history at $11.6 million per season through 2031-32, you darn well better know what you're getting, Mike Harrington writes.
NHL trade grades: Canucks pay Penguins steep price for Marcus Pettersson, Drew O’Connor
D Marcus Pettersson, F Drew O’Connor Pittsburgh Penguins get: F Danton Heinen, D Vincent Desharnais, F Melvin Fernström, 2025 first-round pick (via New York Rangers, top-13 protected) James Mirtle: How many Petterssons do we have on this ship,
Late Friday night, the Penguins completed a trade with the Canucks following Vancouver’s game against Dallas at American ...
This week’s Florida Panthers recap touched on the new-look second line, which includes ascending rookie Mackie Samoskevich ...
There was another big trade Friday night as the New York Rangers finally acquired their trade target in center J.T. Miller ...
Dorrington is a big defenseman who skates well and is highly physical. His puck play is quite limited, but the tools are ...
The NHL has seen multiple notable trades go down this week. And Adam Proteau has identified three major lessons we can take ...
As the Vancouver Canucks struggled to string together wins over the past two months, the team's general manager was quietly ...
Sharples was a second-round pick out of the WHL by the Red Wings in 1985, hearing his name called right after the ...
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Rutherford reveals truth: Canucks are a gong show as former players, coaches and media question the chaos“In what was GM Patrik Allvin’s first major move with the organization, the Canucks traded Bo Horvat to the New York ...
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