NHL Hockey 24-Hour Briefing
×NHL Trade Deadline Shifts
The Avalanche re-acquired Kadri in a trade with the Flames, reuniting the forward with his former team after a brief stint in Calgary. Meanwhile, the Red Wings bolstered their defense by acquiring Faulk from the Blues, a 15-year veteran known for his two-way play.
Player Moves and Extensions
The Kraken signed Eberle to a two-year, $5.5M-per-year deal, keeping their captain long-term. The Isles landed Schenn, a 34-year Blues captain, to bolster their playoff push. In a family reunion, the Wild traded for Foligno, allowing him to play alongside his brother, Marcus.
Goaltending Shifts
The Panthers pivoted to contract talks with Bobrovsky, opting not to trade the 37-year-old after failing to find a deal. The Sharks locked in Nedeljkovic with a two-year extension, securing their backup netminder through 2025.
Trade Deadline Surprises
The Caps shocked the league by trading Carlson to the Ducks, ending the veteran defenseman’s tenure in Washington. The Sabres addressed their blueline by acquiring Stanley and Schenn after missing out on Parayko.
Playoff Chase Intensifies
The Blue Jackets acquired Garland from the Canucks to fuel their first playoff berth since 2020. With the Power Rankings reshuffling, teams like the Kraken and Isles aim to capitalize on deadline-day additions.
Final Moves
The Leafs shipped McMann to the Kraken and Laughton to the Kings, streamlining their roster. Perry returns to the Lightning, adding veteran experience ahead of a potential playoff run.
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