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Stars get Chris Tanev from Flames as part of 3-team trade
The Dallas Stars addressed what was arguably their biggest need Wednesday when they acquired defenseman Chris Tanev as part of a three-team trade with the Calgary Flames and the New Jersey Devils. In total, the Stars received Tanev and the rights to University of Massachusetts prospect goaltender Cole Brady. The Flames, who will retain 50% […]
Continue reading2023-24 NHL trade deadline tracker: Deals, grades, rumors
Deals have been consummated since the start of the season, of course, and you’ll find all of them here, along with grades and analysis on the biggest ones. This tracker will continue to be updated until the final deal is revealed on March 8, so check back frequently for the latest. Jets get: C Sean […]
Continue readingWild, at their ‘competitive best,’ outlast Canucks 10-7
More Teams. More Games. The Minnesota Wild turn a two-goal deficit into a three-goal lead with a scoring barrage to open the third period. (2:07) ST. PAUL, Minn. — Joel Eriksson Ek and Kirill Kaprizov each had hat tricks for the Minnesota Wild, who faced a three-goal deficit in the second period before storming back […]
Continue readingFree agent Phil Kessel to work out for Vancouver Canucks
Kessel has not played since last season, when he won his third Stanley Cup, as a member of the Vegas Golden Knights. The 36-year-old finished with 14 goals and 36 points in 82 regular-season games while scoring two points, both assists, in four playoff games. Potentially adding Kessel, who owns the NHL’s iron man streak […]
Continue readingVancouver trades for Calgary All-Star center Elias Lindholm
More Teams. More Games. Watch Elias Lindholm‘s top plays of the season after the Canucks acquired the center from the Flames. (1:14) The Calgary Flames had one lone All-Star Game representative at the start of Wednesday in Elias Lindholm. By the end of the day, they had none after trading him to the Vancouver Canucks. […]
Continue readingGrigorenko, Zac Dalpe to minors
Grigorenko and forward Zac Dalpe were both assigned to Buffalo’s American Hockey League affiliate in Rochester on Monday. The moves were made three days before Buffalo opens the season hosting Columbus. For Grigorenko, the demotion represents the latest setback for Buffalo’s 2012 first-round draft pick after he had a goal and an assist in five […]
Continue readingFlames exec Chris Snow, who has ALS, suffers brain injury
Chris Snow and his wife, Kelsie, have been very public about his condition since he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), better known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Wednesday, Kelsie Snow announced that he went into cardiac arrest on Tuesday. “With a shattered heart I’ve come to share that yesterday Chris became unresponsive and went […]
Continue readingFantasy hockey rankings: Can these disappointing starters turn it around?
Injuries don’t count, so Zach Werenski and Josh Norris get a pass. Rookies don’t count either, so we aren’t bothering with Marco Rossi and Shane Wright. This is about established NHLers with a reliable baseline coming well short of expectations. They are arranged by how much they are missing the preseason projections I assigned to […]
Continue readingFantasy hockey rankings: Why these two Coyotes can keep scoring
Jakob Chychrun and Nick Schmaltz returned to the lineup for the Arizona Coyotes for the first time this season (basically, as Schmaltz was hurt two minutes into the opener and Chychrun hadn’t yet played in 2022-23). In four games since then, the upstart Coyotes have earned four of a possible eight points (great by their […]
Continue readingFantasy hockey rankings: What’s behind Mikhail Sergachev’s rise?
Since the change, the Bolts advantage has gone six-for-19 on the advantage (31.6%). On the surface and certainly by the statistics, Sergachev is beating Hedman when it comes to fantasy value. But don’t be so hasty now. Sergachev deserves to push up these rankings. His offense off the power play has leveled up, with 10 […]
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