NHL trade deadline guides for all 32 teams for 2023

The NHL trade deadline is Friday at 3 p.m. ET. It's already been an active trade season, with players such as Bo Horvat, Ryan O'Reilly, Vladimir Tarasenko, Dmitry Orlov and Timo Meier joining new teams.

But many of the big names — including Patrick Kane, Jakob Chychrun and Erik Karlsson — have yet to move. And a number of teams have yet to join the trade bonanza.

Get caught up on the players and picks in play, as well as the restrictions and potential moves for every NHL team ahead of the deadline, with this comprehensive guide. Who stays? Who goes? Find out below.

Stats are collected from sites such as Natural Stat Trick, Hockey Reference and Evolving Hockey. Cap space figures are per CapFriendly as of Feb. 28.

Note: Kristen Shilton provided the guide for the Atlantic and Metropolitan teams, while Ryan S. Clark handled the Central and Pacific clubs.

Jump to a team:ANA | ARI | BOS | BUFCGY | CAR | CHI | COLCBJ | DAL | DET | EDMFLA | LA | MIN | MTLNSH | NJ | NYI | NYROTT | PHI | PIT | SJSEA | STL | TB | TORVAN | VGK | WSH | WPG

Deadline status: Stanley Cup window is openCap space: $325,000Players, picks in play: F A.J. Greer, D Connor Clifton, F Fabian Lysell, D Mason Lohrei

What they should do: Boston has to capitalize on this incredible season.

They've been atop the NHL standings nearly all season, an unexpected powerhouse with good depth up front and on the back end (not to mention a Vezina Trophy-worthy starting goaltender in Linus Ullmark and excellent backup in Jeremy Swayman). The Bruins are front-runners to win the Stanley Cup. General manager Don Sweeney's job is ensuring Boston acquires all the support it can to succeed come playoff time.

The Bruins were linked to all the big names out there; a deal for