The Chicago Blackhawks have landed one of the trade deadline’s big fish, acquiring Antoine Vermette from the Arizona Coyotes in exchange for Klas Dahlbeck and a first-round pick. The Blackhawks are all-in. More
Derek Stepan scored a nightmarish goal from center ice on Steve Mason just seven seconds into Saturday’s game between New York and Philadelphia. Thankfully, the goal wasn’t allowed due to an offside. Watch Mason get saved by Chris Kreider.
Buffalo Sabres blueliner Mark Pysyk, currently playing with the AHL’s Rochester Americans, collapsed during a game of pick-up basketball on Saturday and was taken to hospital. Pysyk has been released from hospital and is, “doing well.”
The trade deadline is a day of wins and losses for general managers around the league, but sometimes the obvious buyer makes a big mistake or a trade flops altogether. Here are five from the last ten years of deadline action that will leave you scratching your head.
Goalie Jonathan Bernier seems more likely than most Maple Leafs to stick around during a rebuild – and he's mentally prepared for it.
Tomas Fleischmann is an Anaheim Duck. The Florida Panthers traded the winger to Anaheim in exchange for Dany Heatley and a third-round pick. Fleischmann has seven goals and 21 points in 2014-15.
Ray Bourque to Colorado? Mike Gartner to the Rangers? If hindsight is 20/20, then some teams must have made these deals in the dark, given how badly they turned out.
The Washington Capitals have acquired Tim Gleason from the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for defenseman Jack Hillen and a fourth-round pick in the 2014 draft. Gleason, 32, has one goal and seven points in 55 games.
The Hall of Famer finds himself on the other end of the trade table nearly 25 years after he was dealt as a star center
It’s our annual Trade Deadline Preview, looking at who goes where and which teams need what at the NHL’s annual swap meet. Leading off is our in-depth examination of Phil Kessel. Is the “Coach Killer” label warranted?
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