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Jeremy Swayman gets the start, and Matt Poitras steps in for Sean Kuraly as Boston hosts Vegas to close its homestand.
DeBrincat is reportedly seeking $12 million to $14 million, Dallas plans to step up extension talks with Robertson, and Pittsburgh nearly drafted Knies.
Toronto is weighing a major blue-line addition, Pittsburgh is open to moving a veteran forward, and Dallas plans to begin Jason Robertson talks in December.
Dallas wants to keep Robertson, and next season’s cap space could help. His performance and the term of a new deal will shape the price.
Jim Biringer expects the Larkin situation to move within weeks, with Montreal, New Jersey and Carolina among the teams to watch.
The former Rangers star scored 40 goals in 1981-82, reached the 1979 Stanley Cup Final and later spent 12 seasons as an MSG Network analyst.
Compher returns after seven games out, while Postava joins Detroit as Daniil Tarasov deals with an undisclosed injury.
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...
Columbus has Voronkov available, while Quinn Hughes, Jared McCann, Vince Dunn, Erik Karlsson and Ryan O’Reilly could draw attention later.
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.
Philadelphia is searching for a center with top-six upside, while reported interest in Konecny and Tippett puts its wing depth in the rumor mill.
Buffalo has little cap room to add offense, while Chicago has more flexibility and is checking the market for scoring wingers, including Ivan Miroshnichenko.
Detroit’s talks on Dylan Larkin have advanced with teams on his list, but reporters stress that a deal isn’t certain or imminent.
Nashville’s Skjei contract may be a hurdle, while Vancouver weighs veteran trades and Toronto scouts defensemen at several price points.
Washington is seeking a first-round pick for Ivan Miroshnichenko, while Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson headline separate trade discussions.
Nashville adds a center with NHL experience, while Seattle gets a young scoring forward in a straight swap of former first-round picks.
Carolina once pursued Simon Edvinsson with an offer sheet, while Detroit remains without a deal and faces a key Florida road trip.