Monthly Archives: February 2016

Leafs deal Winnik, 5th rounder to Caps for Laich, Carrick, 2nd rounder

Leafs deal Winnik, 5th rounder to Caps for Laich, Carrick, 2nd rounder

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Jamie McGinn for a 2nd rounder

Arizona trading Mikkel Boedker seems to be a slam dunk.

Are the Wild looking to move Brodin?

50/50 chance Yakupov gets moved

What’s the likelihood that Nail Yakupov gets traded before the trade deadline? Ryan Rishaug discusses what the Oilers expect in return for him and weighs in on who deserves the blame on Justin Schultz’s failure in Edmonton.

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/video/tradecentre-50-50-chance-yakupov-gets-moved~818072

Pens not done dealing

E Staal to the Rangers.

 

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Habs not done trading

Wild creates room to make a deal

Fletcher has said he isn’t too fond of the rental market, so perhaps he’s looking to make an actual “hockey trade.” Some believe he has talked to Edmonton about forwards Nail Yakupov or injured Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. In January, he showed interest in Tampa Bay’s Jonathan Drouin.

Simmons Says: Shut-down Lupul likely to be dispatched by Leafs

Has Joffrey Lupul played his last game for the Maple Leafs?

Could be.

Rumors from Bruce Garrioch

Another player to keep an eye on is Tampa Bay Lightning prospect Jonathan Drouin. He’s at his home near Montreal waiting for a trade and talks have intensified in the last 24 hours. Bolts GM Steve Yzerman has been steadfast in demanding immediate help for Tampa Bay, along with a prospect or two in a deal, if Drouin is to be traded. The Senators, Rangers, Blues, Sharks and Jets are among those that have done more than kick tires on Drouin … This will be Don Sweeney’s first deadline in the GM’s chair of the Boston Bruins and he is facing a huge dilemma with winger Loui Eriksson.

http://www.ottawasun.com/2016/02/28/carolina-has-no-time-left-to-stall-on-staal

Could the Canucks trade Miller?

Maybe the goalie market really does stink right now, but the Canucks had a chance to trade Ryan Miller in the offseason and passed.

Why?

Miller is 35 years old. The Canucks are a team on the rebuild. Why is it so important to have an aging veteran who is no longer a bona fide No. 1 on the team?