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Trades & Signings
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Cale Makar’s $20 Million Cap Hit Could Shrink as NHL Ceiling Rises
A reported path to a $150 million cap ceiling could lower Makar’s share of Colorado’s spending room and reshape the scale of top contracts.
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Could Evander Kane Fit the Oilers’ Fourth Line in a Reunion?
Kane’s scoring and physical play could help Edmonton’s bottom six, but discipline, mobility and a smaller role would decide whether a reunion makes sense.
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Red Wings Suspend Dylan Larkin as Trade Talks Escalate
Detroit suspended Larkin without pay after he said he wouldn’t play until traded. The Wild have made the most offers, but Detroit still needs a return that fits...
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Canucks Linked to Capitals Winger Ivan Miroshnichenko as Rebuild Target
Vancouver is reportedly interested in Ivan Miroshnichenko, a 22-year-old former first-round pick seeking a regular NHL role.
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Tuch, Kyrou and Strome Lead Capitals Past Flyers for Third Straight Win
Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou scored twice, Dylan Strome had three assists, and Washington’s reshaped lines delivered another win.
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Dylan Larkin Trade Talks Escalate as Red Wings Forward Sits Out
Detroit’s talks on Dylan Larkin have advanced with teams on his list, but reporters stress that a deal isn’t certain or imminent.
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Wild Surge Tightens Central Race as Avalanche Seek Consistency
Kaprizov and Minnesota lead the Central, while Colorado’s uneven start and penalty kill leave the division race wide open.
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Sabres and Blackhawks Seek Scoring Help as Chicago Explores Trade Options
Buffalo has little cap room to add offense, while Chicago has more flexibility and is checking the market for scoring wingers, including Ivan Miroshnichenko.
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Blue Jackets Face Carolina Test as They Chase Third Straight Win
Columbus carries a two-game streak into Raleigh, where Carolina’s 10-2-2 start will test its defensive structure and emerging young scorers.
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Carson Soucy Waived by Blue Jackets After Brief Columbus Run
Columbus placed Carson Soucy on waivers after seven games. The 6-foot-5 defenseman carries a $1.15 million cap hit and brings a track record in Vancouver.
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Bruins vs. Blues: Swayman Starts as Clifton Returns to Boston’s Lineup
Boston brings a strong road record to St. Louis, where the Blues are chasing their first goal in three games. Swayman starts for the Bruins.
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Canucks Named as Potential Fit for Blackhawks Defenseman Kevin Korchinski
Sportsnet’s Nick Kypreos links Vancouver to Kevin Korchinski, a former seventh pick seeking a path back to regular NHL minutes.
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Elias Pettersson’s Strong Start Could Reopen Canucks Trade Market
Pettersson has 15 points in 14 games, and Chris Johnston says his improved form could make his contract easier for Vancouver to move.
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Kraken Keep Searching for Top-Line Winger as Maple Leafs Face Tight Cap Picture
Seattle is open to moving a young center for scoring help. Toronto’s projected $647,000 in cap space could limit roster moves next season.
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Why Artturi Lehkonen Is So Difficult for the Avalanche to Trade
Lehkonen’s team-high 10 goals make him valuable now, while Colorado’s cap questions and replacement options complicate any trade.
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Drew O’Connor’s Trade Board Ranking Gives Canucks a Deadline Decision
Chris Johnston ranks Vancouver winger Drew O’Connor 16th among trade candidates. His pending UFA status puts an extension decision in focus.
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Parker Kelly’s Early Scoring Dip Tests Colorado Avalanche’s Depth
Kelly has one goal through 12 games after a 21-goal season. His history suggests a reset may be expected, but Colorado needs more depth scoring.
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Former Avalanche Players Lead Nashville Predators’ 6-2 Win Over Colorado
Ryan O’Reilly had four points, and Justus Annunen stopped 19 shots as Nashville beat Colorado 6-2.
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Dylan Larkin Trade Talk Builds as Detroit Scouts Montreal and New Jersey
Jim Biringer expects the Larkin situation to move within weeks, with Montreal, New Jersey and Carolina among the teams to watch.
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Avalanche’s 6-2 Loss to Predators Exposes Special Teams and Consistency Concerns
Colorado followed a strong win over Tampa Bay with a flat 6-2 defeat, allowing four power-play goals and managing just 21 shots.