Quiet NHL trade deadline day follows busy weekend for Canadian athletes
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The NHL's 2022 trade deadline is March 21, but the deals started well before that date. On Nov. 4, the Buffalo Sabres traded franchise center Jack Eichel to the Vegas Golden Knights for Peyton Krebs, Alex Tuch and a pair of draft picks. Then, on Feb. 14, the Calgary Flames landed scoring winger Tyler Toffoli from the Montreal Canadiens for Tyler Pitlick, Emil Heineman and, yes, a pair of picks.
Mark Giordano played his 1,000th regular-season NHL game in a Seattle Kraken uniform and skated in four more before the team sat him to avoid the risk of injury.
The Boston Bruins are making a pretty significant upgrade to their defense before the NHL Trade Deadline on Monday afternoon.
Brandon Hagel is on the move.
The 2022 NHL Trade Deadline is Monday, March 21 at 3 p.m. ET. As we get closer to the deadline we will take a look at some individual players who could be on the move. We continue today with Chicago Blackhawks forward Dominik Kubalik.
The 2022 NHL Trade Deadline is Monday, March 21 at 3 p.m. ET. As we get closer to the deadline we will take a look at some individual players who could be on the move. We continue today with Chicago Blackhawks forward Brandon Hagel.
When the Colorado Avalanche are playing at their best they can embarrass you very quickly. The Winnipeg Jets found that out on Friday night. The Avalanche overcame a three-goal first period deficit by scoring six consecutive goals to roll to a 6-3 win to extend their lead in the Western Conference standings. Gabriel Landeskog led the way by scoring three goals on a game-high seven shots on goal. The Avalanche are now 34-5-3 in their past 42 games.