Quiet NHL trade deadline day follows busy weekend for Canadian athletes

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Most of the big deals were made prior to today. Over the weekend, the Leafs landed 2019 Norris Trophy winner Mark Giordano from Seattle, Eastern Conference-leading Florida got Claude Giroux from Philadelphia, and Boston acquired defenceman Hampus Lindholm from Anaheim — then promptly handed him an 8-year, $52-million US contract extension. Before that, Florida added defenceman Ben Chiarot from Montreal, defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay grabbed young forward Brandon Hagel from Chicago, Presidents' Trophy front-runner Colorado acquired d-man Josh Manson from Anaheim, and Pacific Division-leading Calgary shored up at forward by getting Calle Jarnkrok from Seattle. With those Stanley Cup contenders getting their shopping done early, there was a dearth of major trades today ahead of the 3 p.m. ET cutoff. The biggest (assuming nothing else major rolls in after our 4 p.m. ET publish time) saw reigning Vezina Trophy winner Marc-Andre Fleury go from Chicago to Minnesota for a conditional second-round draft pick that becomes a first-rounder if the Wild reach the conference finals. Catch up on today's significant trades here. See every move, large or small, in this NHL transaction tracker.

Another big-name NFL quarterback is on the move. 2016 MVP Matt Ryan was reportedly traded today from Atlanta to Indianapolis for a third-round pick. This comes three days after Cleveland's blockbuster trade for Deshaun Watson, who agreed to waive his no-trade clause when the Browns promised him a new five-year contract worth a record-shattering $230 million US guaranteed. Cleveland also