Monthly Archives: March 2010
NHL Trade Deadline Eve Afternoon Updates
Kozlov requests trade from Thrasher
Thrashers sign Chelios
Lot of Huet trade rumors out there
Supply over demand
Tomas Vokoun: Keeping Options Open
Tons of Trade Rumors on Trade Deadline Eve
Once more round the block
Moves clear way for deal
SNOW WANTS A BETTER DEAL FOR SUTTON
Panthers deal Leopold; more trades may be on way
Frequent Flyers: Source says Flyers near deal; Parent, Coburn to go?
Avalanche’s Svatos prepared in event of trade
Leafs not alone in seeking changes
Flyers Notes: Team creates room for deal
The Flyers aren’t just clearing cap space for the fun of it. They’re trying to set up a deal that would give the offense more life.
The Flyers yesterday freed more than $2 million of cap room by putting goalie Ray Emery ($1.5 million salary) on the long-term injured reserve list – he could still return this season – and placing seldom-used winger Riley Cote ($550,000 salary) on waivers.
The Flyers now have about $2.8 million of cap space – and that figure could grow, of course, if a player on their current roster is in a deal. A team’s roster cannot surpass $56.8 million.
NHL trade deadline could see changes to Canuck lineup
BRAD ZIEMER, VANCOUVER SUN
Kyle Wellwood insists he isn’t worried, but perhaps he should be.
With the NHL trade deadline looming, Vancouver Canuck coach Alain Vigneault has acknowledged that finding more scoring punch for his anemic third line is high on his priority list.
Oilers done dealin'?
GM Tambellini in a tough spot
By ROBERT TYCHKOWSKI
One and done?
Not necessarily.
Steve Tambellini is famous for taking his time on the trade front, but he says there’s still time enough left to make another move or two.
Coyotes general manager Don Maloney: Team won’t give away talent
Zidlicky’s Wild future might hinge on a deal
Flames sign Stajan
Tambellini expects to wheel and deal before deadline
THE RACE IS ON AS NHL TRADE FREEZE LIFTS
DARREN DREGER – Tsn.ca
The NHL’s roster freeze lifted at midnight eastern time, freeing general managers to close on any trade discussions that took place during the Olympic break.
Based on the level of those discussions, there’s a good chance we’ll see some movement in the next 24 to 48 hours.
Here’s what we know.
As is the case most years, veteran defencemen are a hot commodity.
Trade deadline looms for Canes
Rangers hope banged-up Gaborik will play on
Penguins Notebook: Shero is not seeking an enforcer
Will Leafs' Pony ride out of town at trade deadline?
Mark Zwolinski
Almost 6,000 fans crammed into the GM Centre in Oshawa to watch the Maple Leafs practice on Sunday in another testament to the undying popularity of the team and its players.
John Vogl
The sellers
• Carolina Hurricanes: Carolina has already begun shedding players, sending forward Matt Cullen to Ottawa before the Olympics. They have a proven scorer on the market in winger Ray Whitney. They also have what the Sabres may need.