from Michael Russo and Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic,
What’s the latest on unsigned Ducks restricted free agent Trevor Zegras? And Canucks star Elias Pettersson?
Agent Pat Brisson, who represents some of the NHL’s biggest stars, joined Pierre LeB…
from Mark Spector of Sportsnet,
It was one of those conversations you have when you walk into your first rink of the fall. With a scout, a trainer, a GM, a player… Maybe the Zamboni guy.
They’re happening all over the National Hockey League this…
from Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun,
– With Connor McDavid in a world of his own, the conversation battle in hockey is to see who lines up after him as the second-best player in the game. Or the second most complete player. Auston Matthews, who…
from Eric Engels of Sportsnet,
Almost two years after resigning their positions from NHL teams in the wake of a sexual abuse scandal, former Chicago Blackhawks GM Stan Bowman and former coach Joel Quenneville met with league general managers and …
from Steve Conroy of the Boston Herald,
The Bruins are without a captain after the retirement of Patrice Bergeron. But if you took in Boston’s first “captain’s practice” on Tuesday and listened to him speak afterward, it was hard to miss the vibe…
Elliotte Friedman was on the NHL Network Tuesday to discuss the contract situation for a few restricted free agents.
Read More from Stefen Rosner of The Hockey News,
Silence.
That’s been the New York Islanders since they signed a trio of depth forwards on July 5 after retaining their own free agents a few days prior.
Currently sitting $486,625 above the allotted salary c…
from Kevin Paul Dupont of the Boston Globe,
Similar to the Bruins, the Oilers have questions at center, leading to their decision Monday to extend professional tryout (PTO) invites to veterans Sam Gagner and Brandon Sutter, a couple of right-shot…
via the YouTube page of the NHL Network,
The calendar is a bot to flip to September, but there are several free agents still available that can help clubs. NHL Tonight breaks down who is left in free agency.
from Tom Gulitti of the NHL/s website,
Carl Hagelin announced his retirement Wednesday after 11 NHL seasons.
Hagelin, who won the Stanley Cup with the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2016 and 2017, hasn’t played since sustaining a left eye injury when he …