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To Florida: Brad Marchand (LW)
To Boston: conditional 2027 second-round pick (will become a 2027 or 2028 first-round draft pick if Florida wins two rounds of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs and Marchand appears in at least 50 percent of the team’s playoff games)
Boston retains 50 percent of Marchand's salary
From THN Boston: Bruins Trade Brad Marchand To Panthers In Shocking Deal
From THN Florida: Panthers Acquiring Brad Marchand From Boston
To Boston: Henri Jokiharju (D)
To Buffalo: 2026 fourth-round pick
From THN Boston: Boston Bruins Acquire Defenseman From Buffalo Sabres
From THN Buffalo: Jokiharju Dealt To Boston For Draft Pick
To Carolina: Mark Jankowski
To Nashville: 2026 fifth-round pick
From THN Nashville: Nashville Predators Trade Mark Jankowski to Carolina Hurricanes
To New Jersey: Daniel Sprong (RW),
To Seattle: 2026 seventh-round pick
From THN Seattle: Kraken Trade Daniel Sprong To The Devils
To Ottawa: Fabian Zetterlund (LW), Tristen Robins (C), 2025 fourth-round pick
To San Jose: Zack Ostapchuk (C), Noah Gregor (LW), 2025 second-round pick
The Ottawa Senators picked up a solid left winger in Fabian Zetterlund in this package deal. Zetterlund has proven to be a promising player over the last two campaigns. He scored 44 points last season with the San Jose Sharks and is on pace to break those totals this year. In 64 games, he has 17 goals and 36 points. - Andre Leal
From THN Ottawa: Ottawa Senators Reportedly Trade Gregor and Ostapchuk For San Jose's Top Goal Scorer Last Season
From THN San Jose: Sharks Trade Fabian Zetterlund To Senators; Noah Gregor Part Of Return
To New Jersey: Marc McLaughlin (C)
To Boston: Daniil Misyul (D)
From THN Boston: Bruins Trade Mass. Native Marc McLaughlin
To Utah: 2026 fifth-round pick
To Chicago: Victor Soderstrom (D), Aku Raty (RW), Shea Weber (D)
The Chicago Blackhawks do Utah HC a favor in taking on Shea Weber’s $7.858-million cap hit while acquiring defenseman Victor Soderstrom and right winger Aku Raty. Soderstrom has been up and down with the AHL’s Tuscon Roadrunners for four seasons leading up to this campaign. However, the 24-year-old has spent this season in Sweden, playing for Brynas. - Andre Leal
From THN Utah: Utah HC's Deadline Deal Sets Them Up To Spend Big This Off-Season
From THN Chicago: Blackhawks Make Last-Second Trade With Utah Hockey Club
To Toronto: Reese Johnson (C)
To Minnesota: future considerations.
To Pittsburgh: Connor Dewar (C), Conor Timmins (D)
To Toronto: 2025 fifth-round pick
From THN Toronto: Maple Leafs Trade Defenseman Conor Timmins And Forward Connor Dewar To Penguins As NHL Trade Deadline Comes To A Close
From THN Pittsburgh: Penguins Acquire Forward And Defenseman From Toronto
To Boston: Fraser Minten (C), 2026 first-round pick (top five protected), 2025 fourth-round pick
To Toronto: Brandon Carlo (D)
Boston retains 15 percent of Carlo's salary.
Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving made a big move to bring in Carlo, who will potentially be Morgan Rielly's latest defense partner. The former Bruins blueliner has never finished a season with a negative plus-minus rating and had a career-best plus-44 two seasons ago. - Andre Leal
From THN Boston: Bruins Trade Brandon Carlo To Maple Leafs In Surprising Deal
From THN Toronto: Report: Maple Leafs Acquire Bruins Defenseman Brandon Carlo As NHL Trade Deadline Winds Down
To Dallas: Mikko Rantanen (RW)
To Carolina: Logan Stankoven (RW), 2026 first-round pick (top 10 protected, could become a 2027 unprotected first-rounder), 2028 first-round pick (top 10 protected, could become 2029 unprotected first-rounder), 2026 third-round pick, 2027 third-round pick. Read More
From THN Carolina: Carolina Hurricanes Acquire Logan Stankoven, Pair of Picks From Dallas Stars For Mikko Rantanen
From THN Dallas: Stars Make Huge Splash, Sign Top Trade Deadline Target
To Colorado: Erik Johnson (D)
To Philadelphia: Givani Smith (RW)
Defenseman Erik Johnson returns to the Colorado Avalanche after helping them win the Stanley Cup back in 2022. He played 13 seasons with the Avs and will get to finish the end of this campaign with the club.
Johnson only played 22 games for the Flyers this season, recording one goal and two assists. - Andre Leal
From THN Colorado: The Avalanche Bring Back Stanley Cup Winning Defenseman Erik Johnson
From THN Philadelphia: Erik Johnson Traded To Avalanche; Flyers Receive Winger In Return
To Buffalo: Erik Brannstrom (D)
To NY Rangers: Nicolas Aube-Kubel (RW)
From THN Buffalo: Buffalo Sabres & New York Rangers Complete Trade
From THN Rangers: Rangers Trade For Nicolas Aube-Kubel From Sabres
To New Jersey:
Dennis Cholowski (D)
To NY Islanders: Adam Beckman (LW/C)
To Columbus: Luke Kunin (C)
To San Jose: 2025 fourth-round pick
Kunin is as versatile as they come, with the ability to play either wing or center. The 27-year-old has 11 goals and 18 points in 63 games. Kunin earns $2.75 million against the salary cap. - Andre Leal
From THN Columbus: Blue Jackets Acquire Luke Kunin From San Jose Sharks
From THN San Jose: Sharks Trade Luke Kunin To Playoff Hopeful Blue Jackets
To Pittsburgh: Chase Stillman (RW/LW), Max Graham (C/LW), 2027 third-round pick
To New Jersey: Cody Glass (C), Jonathan Gruden (C)
The New Jersey Devils acquire a former sixth-overall pick in Cody Glass from the Pittsburgh Penguins. After losing Jack Hughes for the rest of the season, the Devils could use an offensive boost.
Glass, who will likely slide into New Jersey’s bottom six, has scored four goals and 15 points in 51 games this season for the Pens. The 25-year-old is in the final year of a two-year contract, earning $2.5 million against the cap.
From THN Pittsburgh: Penguins Trade Former First-Round Pick To New Jersey
From THN New Jersey:
'He Gives Us Optionality': Devils' Fitzgerald Explains Glasser Acquisition
To Colorado: Charlie Coyle (C), 2026 fifth-round pick
To Boston: Casey Mittelstadt (C), William Zellers (LW) 2025 second-round pick
After acquiring second-line center Brock Nelson on Friday morning, the Colorado Avalanche moved Casey Mittlestadt in exchange for Charlie Coyle from the Boston Bruins.
The Avs have potentially mapped out the middle of the ice. Behind Nathan MacKinnon are Nelson, Coyle, and Jack Drury, who was acquired in the Mikko Rantanen trade earlier in the season. - Andre Leal
From THN Colorado: Bruins Forward Charlie Coyle to the Avalanche in Exchange for Casey Mittelstadt
From THN Boston: Bruins Trade Charlie Coyle To Avalanche In Big Move
To Philadelphia: Nikita Grebenkin (RW), 2027 first-round pick
To Toronto: Scott Laughton (C), 2025 fourth-round pick, 2027 sixth-round pick
Flyers retain 50 percent of Scott Laughton’s $3-million cap hit
The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired a middle-six center after searching for months. Scott Laughton will get plugged into Toronto’s third line and likely push Max Domi to the left wing.
Laughton will provide physicality and defensive responsibility to Craig Berube’s team for the remainder of this season. The Oakville, Ont. native has 11 goals and 27 points in 60 games for the Philadelphia Flyers. - Andre Leal
From THN Philadelphia: Scott Laughton Traded To Maple Leafs
From THN Toronto: 'I've Been In The Rumors Quite A Bit': Maple Leafs Acquired Center Scott Laughton From Flyers
To Winnipeg: Brandon Tanev (LW)
To Seattle: 2027 second-round pick
While the Winnipeg Jets sit atop the NHL standings, GM Kevin Cheveldayoff wouldn’t want to hinder the team’s chemistry up to this point. However, he added a great depth winger to the bottom six of their forward group in Brandon Tanev.
He has the most blocked shots out of any forward in the NHL and isn’t afraid to throw his body around either. This addition makes Winnipeg tougher to play against and boosts their chances to make a run in the playoffs. - Andre Leal
From THN Winnipeg: Jets Acquire Brandon Tanev From The Kraken
From THN Seattle: Kraken Trade Brandon Tanev To The Jets For A Second-Round Pick
To Chicago: Petr Mrazek (G), Craig Smith (C)
To Detroit: Joe Veleno (C)
Petr Mrazek was put in a tough spot when Spencer Knight arrived from the Florida Panthers in the Seth Jones trade. Mrazek will likely be the second choice or at least a tandem with Cam Talbot with the Detroit Red Wings, the team that drafted him in 2010.
Detroit parted ways with center Joe Veleno, who’s been having a down year. In 56 games this season, the 25-year-old has recorded five goals and five assists. In return, Craig Smith has nine goals and 16 points in 40 games. - Andre Leal
From THN Chicago: Blackhawks Trade 2 Players, Acquire Veleno From Red Wings
From THN Detroit: Red Wings Deal Veleno to Chicago For Smith And Mrazek
To Philadelphia: 2027 third-round pick
To Los Angeles: Andrei Kuzmenko (LW)
Flyers retain 50 percent of Andrei Kuzmenko $5.5-million cap hit
The Los Angeles Kings add depth to the left wing and secondary scoring to their lineup with the addition of Andrei Kuzmenko. The Russian has six goals and 20 points in 44 games this season.
This is the second time the 29-year-old has been traded this season. He was acquired by the Philadelphia Flyers on Jan. 30 from the Calgary Flames with Jakob Pelletier in exchange for Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee. - Andre Leal
From THN Philadelphia: Andrei Kuzmenko Traded To Kings
From THN Los Angeles: Kings Acquire Andrei Kuzmenko From Flyers
To Winnipeg: Luke Schenn (D)
To Pittsburgh: 2026 second-round pick, 2027 fourth-round pick
This is the second time in two days that Luke Schenn has been traded. On Wednesday he was acquired by the Pittsburgh Penguins with Tommy Novak from the Nashville Predators for Michael Bunting.
The 6-foot-2 defenseman has won two Stanley Cups with the Tampa Bay Lightning and will look to help the Winnipeg Jets win their first Cup in franchise history. The Jets are currently first in the NHL with 90 points in 63 games. - Andre Leal
From THN Winnipeg: Winnipeg Jets Acquire Luke Schenn from Pittsburgh
From THN Pittsburgh: Penguins Flip Newly Acquired Defenseman To Winnipeg For Picks
To Ottawa: Dylan Cozens (C), Dennis Gilbert (D), 2026 second-round pick
To Buffalo: Josh Norris (C), Jacob Bernard-Docker (D)
The Sabres weren't interested in being sellers. They've done that enough times over the past decade-plus. This is a big "hockey trade" at the deadline that gives Cozens a chance to rediscover the type of scoring he had in 2022-23, with 68 points in 81 games. He only has 31 points in 61 games this season, but The Hockey News' Ryan Kennedy thinks Cozens has the highest potential of the bunch. Norris, meanwhile has 33 points in 53 games and could potentially get top-line minutes in Buffalo but has had a history of shoulder injuries. Ottawa also had a logjam of right-handed defensemen, so left-handed Gilbert gives the squad another option on the third pair in case of injuries. - Jonathan Tovell. Read More
From THN Ottawa: Tale of the Tape: Ottawa Senators Trade Josh Norris To Buffalo Sabres In Deal For Dylan Cozens
From THN Buffalo: Report: Sabres & Senators Working On Dylan Cozens Trade
To Washington: Anthony Beauvillier (LW)
To Pittsburgh: 2025 second-round pick
Beauvillier is a nice depth addition to the Capitals' quest for their second Stanley Cup win in franchise history. The 27-year-old has 13 goals and 20 points in 63 games while averaging 13 minutes of ice time. Washington is Beauvillier's fifth NHL team in the past two seasons. Pittsburgh, meanwhile, continues to gather draft capital to either use in trades or restock their prospects pool. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Washington: Capitals Acquire Anthony Beauvillier; What To Know About The New Acquisition
From THN Pittsburgh: Penguins Forward Anthony Beauvillier Traded To Capitals
To Edmonton: Jake Walman (D)
To San Jose: Carl Berglund (C/LW), conditional 2026 first-round pick (if the 2026 first-rounder is in the top 12, Edmonton can choose to transfer their 2027 first-rounder instead. If they trade their 2027 first-rounder before the 2026 trade deadline, San Jose automatically gets the 2026 selection)
That is the fifth first-round pick to be traded in March, and it's for someone the Detroit Red Wings moved with a second-round pick for future considerations during the summer. That is solid work for the rebuilding Sharks.
Walman's ice time jumped up in San Jose to an average of 23:11, and he has a career-high 32 points. His 26 assists are almost three times his previous career high of nine assists set the last two seasons in Detroit. The Oilers upgraded their top-four defense group with another puck-mover who can provide offense. The big question is if he can maintain his breakout season on a new club. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Edmonton: Oilers Make Surprising Trade For Top Defender
From THN San Jose: Sharks Officially Trade Jake Walman To Oilers; First-Round Pick & Prospect In Return
To Anaheim: Oliver Kylington (D)
To NY Islanders: future considerations
The Islanders flipped Kylington to Anaheim after acquiring him in the Brock Nelson trade. He has four points in 13 NHL games this season. At his best, Kylington is a dynamic, effective skater on the back end. He was a finalist for the Masterton Trophy last season after taking the 2022-23 campaign to prioritize his mental health. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Anaheim: Ducks Acquire Oliver Kylington From The New York Islanders
To Colorado: Brock Nelson (C), William Dufour (RW)
To NY Islanders: Calum Ritchie (C), Oliver Kylington (D), 2026 first-round pick, conditional 2028 third-round pick (transfers if Avalanche win 2025 Stanley Cup and Nelson plays in at least half the games)
The Avalanche got one of the top centers on trade boards in a big late-night deal. Nelson and the Islanders reportedly discussed a contract extension but couldn't come to an agreement, so the 33-year-old is off to a Stanley Cup contender. He can fill Colorado's No. 2 center role, which Casey Mittelstadt couldn't quite fulfill as well as expected, with 34 points in 62 games. Nelson has 20 goals and 43 points. But this is a promising return for the Islanders. Ritchie is the 13th-ranked NHL prospect, according to The Hockey News' Future Watch issue. He has top-six center potential with size and skill. - Jonathan Tovell. Watch More
From THN Colorado: Avalanche Acquire Brock Nelson from the New York Islanders
From THN Islanders: Islanders Trade Brock Nelson To Avalanche In Blockbuster Move
March 6
To Winnipeg: Chris Dreidger (G)
To Florida: Kaapo Kahkonen (G)
From THN AHL: Florida Panthers Trade Chris Driedger To Winnipeg Jets For Kaapo Kahkonen
March 6
To Minnesota: Justin Brazeau (RW/LW)
To Boston: Marat Khusnutdinov (C), Jakub Lauko (C), 2026 sixth-round pick
The Bruins traded another pending UFA after moving Trent Frederic on Tuesday. Brazeau improves Minnesota's left wing depth while Kirill Kaprizov continues to recover from injury. The 6-foot-6 27-year-old adds physicality and some depth scoring, with 20 points in 57 games. The 22-year-old Khusnutdinov has seven points in 57 games, while Lauko returns to the Bruins less than a year after Boston traded him to Minnesota. Lauko has six points in 38 games. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Minnesota: Wild Trade Marat Khusnutdinov, Jakub Lauko To Boston For Justin Brazeau
From THN Boston: Bruins Trade Big Winger To Wild & Reacquire Fan Favorite
March 6
To NY Rangers: Carson Soucy (D)
To Vancouver: 2025 third-round pick
The Rangers continue to remake their defense group after trading Jacob Trouba earlier in the season and Ryan Lindgren last weekend. The team allows the fourth-most shots per game in the NHL and the fifth-most expected goals against per 60 minutes, according to naturalstattrick.com. Soucy, a defensive defenseman, will be tasked with improving those numbers. He had the second-most blocked shots on the Canucks. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Rangers: Rangers Acquire Carson Soucy From Canucks, Continuing Calculated Trade Strategy
Frpm THN Vancouver: Canucks Trade Carson Soucy To The Rangers For A Third-Round Pick
March 6
To Vegas: Reilly Smith (RW).
To NY Rangers: Brendan Brisson (LW/RW), 2025 third-round pick
Rangers retain 50 percent of Smith's cap hit
The Vegas Golden Knights traded another one of their first-round draft prospects at the trade deadline. Trevor Connelly (19th in 2024) is their only one left now. But they bring back an original Golden Misfit in Reilly Smith, who has 29 points in 58 games this season, his lowest scoring rate since 2020-21. Brisson, 23, hasn't found a way to make the NHL full-time yet and has 19 points in 45 AHL games this season. The Rangers retained salary but still freed about $1.875 million in cap space in case they want to make more trades, according to PuckPedia. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Vegas: Golden Knights Acquire Reilly Smith From The Rangers
From THN Rangers: Rangers Trade Reilly Smith To Golden Knights For Prospect And Draft Pick
March 6
To Florida: Nico Sturm (C), 2027 seventh-round pick
To San Jose: 2026 fourth-round pick
Depth for a Stanley Cup contender doesn't hurt. Sturm has 13 points in 47 games this season, but he's quite effective at taking faceoffs, winning 62.7 percent of his 279 draws in 2024-25. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Florida: Florida Panthers Acquire Center Nico Sturm From San Jose
From THN San Jose: Sharks Trade Nico Sturm To Panthers For More Draft Capital
March 6
To New Jersey: Brian Dumoulin (D)
To Anaheim: Herman Traff (RW), 2025 second-round pick
Anaheim retains 50 percent of Dumoulin's cap hit
The New Jersey Devils have the second-fewest goals against per game in the NHL, and they bring in a defensive defenseman who has 19 takeaways this season, the second-most among Ducks players. Remember the Devils lost center Jack Hughes for the rest of the season after shoulder surgery, so filling the hole on offense will be important as well in the next day. Traff was New Jersey's No. 10-ranked prospect in The Hockey News' Future Watch 2025 issue and brings more size to Anaheim's future. If Dumoulin getting this return suggests this year's trade deadline season remains a seller's market. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN New Jersey: Devils Acquire Veteran Defenseman From Ducks
From THN Anaheim: Ducks Trade Brian Dumoulin to the New Jersey Devils
March 5
To Pittsburgh: Luke Schenn (D), Tommy Novak (C)
To Nashville: Michael Bunting (LW), 2026 fourth-round pick
After trading Vincent Desharnais earlier in the evening, the Penguins bring in fellow right-handed defenseman Luke Schenn, who is signed through next season at a $2.75-million cap hit. His 228 hits this season rank first among NHL defensemen and third among all players. Novak is an intriguing addition because he has two 40-point seasons while averaging just over 14 minutes in ice time. Keeping that up in Pittsburgh for the next three seasons will be huge for the team's depth. Bunting, meanwhile, couldn't replicate the rate of production he had after joining the Pens after last year's trade deadline, but he can help Nashville try again next season. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Pittsburgh: Penguins Trade Michael Bunting To Nashville
From THN Nashville: Nashville Predators Trade Luke Schenn, Tommy Novak to Pittsburgh Penguins for Michael Bunting, Draft Pick
March 5
To San Jose: Vincent Desharnais (D)
To Pittsburgh: 2028 fifth-round pick
Although the draft pick is in 2028, Penguins GM Kyle Dubas continues to increase the team's draft capital while freeing cap space. Pittsburgh's prospect pool earned a C+ rating in The Hockey News' Future Watch 2025 issue (now available in print and in the online Archive). Desharnais' contract runs through next season with a $2-million cap hit. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN San Jose: Sharks Acquire Vincent Desharnais From Penguins
March 5
To Tampa Bay: Oliver Bjorkstrand (RW), Yanni Gourde (C/LW), Kyle Aucoin (D), 2026 fifth-round pick
To Seattle: Michael Eyssimont (RW), 2026 first-round pick, 2027 first-round pick (both top-10 protected), 2025 second-round pick
To Detroit: conditional 2025 fourth-round pick
Seattle retains 50 percent of Gourde's cap hit. Detroit retains 50 percent of Gourde's remaining cap hit (25 percent of total cap hit).
The Atlantic Division arms race is on. After the Panthers acquired Seth Jones, the Lightning get to work with a big splash that upgrades their depth offense. That was a concern for Tampa Bay, which struggled to find production after their top six scoring forwards. But the Lightning clearly want to win the Cup again by thinking completely about the present than the future. Seattle, meanwhile, stocks up on valuable draft picks so they can improve their long-term success. - Jonathan Tovell. Read More
From THN Tampa Bay: Lightning And Kraken Working On Big Trade
From THN Seattle:
Kraken Trade Yanni Gourde And Oliver Bjorkstrand To Lightning For Two First-Round Picks
March 5
To Florida: Vitek Vanecek (G)
To San Jose: Patrick Giles (RW/C)
The Florida Panthers wanted another netminder after trading 23-year-old backup Spencer Knight to the Chicago Blackhawks in the Seth Jones deal. Third-stringer Chris Dreidger has a .878 save percentage in the AHL, while Vanecek has a .882 SP in the NHL this season. Patrick Giles, a 6-foot-5, 218-pound 25-year-old, played the first nine games of his NHL career this season and has seven points in 39 AHL games. But this could be big news for top goalie prospect Yaroslav Askarov in San Jose. - Jonathan Tovell
From THN Florida: Panthers Acquire Veteran Goaltender Vitek Vanecek From San Jose
From THN San Jose: Sharks Trade Vanecek To Panthers
March 4
To Edmonton: Trent Frederic (C), Max Jones (LW), Petr Hauser (RW)
To Boston: Max Wanner (D), 2025 second-round pick, 2026 fourth-round pick
To New Jersey: Shane LaChance (LW)
Boston retains 50 percent of Frederic's cap hit. St. Louis retains 50 percent of Frederic's remaining cap hit (25 percent of total cap hit).
The Oilers navigated tight salary cap constraints to get a needle-moving center who isn't afraid to get physical and annoy opponents. Frederic only has 15 points in 57 games this season, but he had a career-high 40 points in 82 games last season and 31 points the campaign prior.
If the 27-year-old returns to last season's scoring rate in Edmonton, the Oilers' depth scoring issue will be virtually solved. If his scoring doesn't improve, then the Oilers traded assets just to be stuck in the same situation.
The Bruins, meanwhile, have next season in mind instead of keeping pending UFA Frederic as an "own rental" in the playoff chase. - Jonathan Tovell. Read More
From THN Edmonton:
Oilers Acquire New Tough Bruins Forward
From THN Boston: Bruins Forwards Open Up About Trent Frederic & Max Jones Trade
March 1
To Florida: Seth Jones (D), 2026 fourth-round pick
To Chicago: Spencer Knight (G), 2026 first-round pick (becomes 2027 first-rounder if Florida no longer has the pick)
From THN Florida:
Seth Jones Draws Strong Reviews From Teammates, Paul Maurice Following Panthers Debut
From THN Chicago: Spencer Knight Impresses In Blackhawks Debut
March 1
To Minnesota: Gustav Nyquist (LW/RW)
To Nashville: 2026 second-round pick
From THN Minnesota: Newly Acquired Forward Made Good First Impression In Season Debut
From THN Nashville: Gustav Nyquist Returns To Wild Following Predators Trade
March 1
To Colorado: Ryan Lindgren (D), Jimmy Vesey (LW), Hank Kempf (D)
To NY Rangers: Calvin de Haan (D), Juuso Parssinen (C), conditional 2025 second- and fourth-round picks
Rangers retain 50 percent of Lindgren's cap hit
From THN Colorado: Avalanche Swing Major Trade, Acquire Veteran Defenseman From New York Rangers
From THN Rangers:
The Rangers Have High Hopes For Juuso Parssinen That Go Far Beyond This Season
Feb. 26
To Minnesota: Tyler Madden (C)
To Los Angeles: Joseph Cecconi (D)
From THN Minnesota: Wild Acquire Center Tyler Madden From The Los Angeles Kings
From THN Los Angeles: Reign Trade Tyler Madden To Minnesota For Joseph Cecconi
Feb. 26
To Nashville: Jesse Ylonen (RW)
To Tampa Bay: Anthony Angello (C/RW)
From THN Nashville: Predators Acquire Jesse Ylonen in AHL Forward Swap with Lightning
From THN Tampa Bay: Tampa Bay Lightning & Nashville Predators Complete Trade
Feb. 24
To Anaheim: Ville Husso (G)
To Detroit: future considerations
From THN Anaheim: Ducks Acquire Ville Husso From The Detroit Red Wings
From THN Detroit:
Why Red Wings Traded Ville Husso
Feb. 18
To Nashville: Grigori Denisenko (LW)
To Vegas: future considerations
From THN Nashville: Former Top Panthers Prospect Acquired For Free
From THN Vegas: Golden Knights Trade AHL Winger To The Predators
Feb. 13
To St. Louis: Corey Andonovski (RW)
To Pittsburgh: Mathias Laferriere (RW)
From THN St. Louis: Blues Acquire Forward In AHL Swap
From THN Pittsburgh: Penguins And Blues Execute Trade During 4 Nations Break
Feb. 7
To Nashville: Mark Friedman (D)
To Vancouver: future considerations
From THN Nashville: Predators Add Mark Friedman
From THN Vancouver: Canucks Trade Mark Friedman For Future Considerations
Feb. 3
To Utah: Samuel Walker (C)
To Minnesota: future considerations
From THN Utah: Utah HC Acquires Sammy Walker From Minnesota Wild
From THN Minnesota: Wild Trade Sammy Walker To Utah For Future Considerations
Feb. 1
To Dallas: Mikael Granlund (C), Cody Ceci (D)
To San Jose: 2025 first-round pick, 2025 third-round pick
From THN Dallas: Stars And Sharks Complete Two Player Trade
From THN San Jose: Sharks GM Explains Why He Agreed To Trade Granlund & Ceci To Stars
Feb. 1
To Vancouver: Marcus Pettersson (D), Drew O'Connor (LW)
To Pittsburgh: Danton Heinen (C), Vincent Desharnais (D), Melvin Fernstrom (RW), 2025 first-round pick
From THN Vancouver: Marcus Pettersson Discusses His First Month With The Vancouver Canucks
From THN Pittsburgh: 5 Interesting Things About Penguins Danton Heinen
Jan. 31
To NY Rangers: J.T. Miller (C), Erik Brannstrom (D), Jackson Dorrington (D)
To Vancouver: Filip Chytil (C), Victor Mancini (D), 2025 first-round pick
From THN Rangers: Blueshirts Are Feeling The 'Messier Effect' With J.T. Miller
From THN Vancouver: A Look At J.T. Miller’s Time As A Vancouver Canuck
Jan. 31
To Philadelphia: Andrei Kuzmenko (LW), Jakob Pelletier (LW), 2025 second-round pick, 2028 seventh-round pick
To Calgary: Morgan Frost (C), Joel Farabee (LW)
From THN Philadelphia: Andrei Kuzmenko's Opportunity With The Flyers Is A Proving Ground For His Future
From THN Calgary: Five Interesting Things About Flames Morgan Frost
Jan. 27
To NY Islanders: Scott Perunovich (D)
To St. Louis: 2026 fifth-round pick
From THN Islanders:
Newcomer Scott Perunovich Discusses Trade, Fit With Islanders
From THN St. Louis: Blues Trade Perunovich To Islanders
Jan. 25
To NY Rangers: Lucas Edmonds (RW)
To Tampa Bay: Ryder Korczak (C)
From THN Rangers: Rangers Make Minor Trade With Lightning, All Eyes On Chris Drury To Make Big Move
From THN Tampa Bay: Tampa Bay Lightning & New York Rangers Complete Trade
Jan. 24
To Carolina: Mikko Rantanen (RW), Taylor Hall (LW/RW), Nils Juntorp (RW)
To Colorado: Martin Necas (C/RW), Jack Drury (C), 2025 second-round pick, 2026 fourth-round pick
To Chicago: 2025 third-round pick
From THN Carolina: Carolina Has Made Nine-Figure Offer To Mikko Rantanen, Per Report
From THN Colorado: Avs Get Game-Winning Goal From New Star In Final Game Before 4 Nations Face-Off Break
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