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Jared Clinton
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The Hockey News
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The off-season's first buyout window opened June 15, and with it came the chance for teams to pay their way out of bad contracts. Keep up to date with every buyout and the salary cap implications with our Buyout Tracker.
Los Angeles Kings
... rare buyout that’s going to impact two teams. Phaneuf will count against the Kings’ cap for $2.19 million this season and against the Senators’ cap for just no ...
Philadelphia Flyers
... that season with the AHL’s Lehigh Valley Phantoms. Across 272 games with the Flyers, MacDonald notched 11 goals, 68 points and had a 19:23 average ice time. Sal ...
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We count down The Hockey News' Top 100 People of Power and Influence.
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Jacob Trouba's home for 2019-20 is uncertain, and one podcast listener wonders if the New York Rangers could be his next destination.
New York Rangers
... odcast listener wonders if the New York Rangers could be his next destination. Jacob Trouba |Bruce Bennett/Getty Images By J ...
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Steven Ellis
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The Hockey News
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It's been nearly a full year since the 2018 free agent market opened up. Looking back, how did some of the best players do this season? Here are some of the more notable signings did in 2018-19.
Carolina Hurricanes
... th a 23-14-3 record, including a 13-4-0 record in his final 17 starts as the Hurricanes snuck into the post-season. Expect the Hurricanes to bring him back before h ...
New York Islanders
... himself after some turmoil in 2017-18 with Buffalo. Lehner was vital in the Islanders’ first-round sweep of the Penguins, and had he been healthy the whole year, ...
Toronto Maple Leafs
... to hit the market again in just a few weeks: John Tavares, C (Toronto Maple Leafs, $11 million/7 years) The Leafs made one of the biggest free agent splashes ...
Vegas Golden Knights
... 0.84 points per game average, his best total since his 0.85 in 2013-14. The Golden Knights have him for another two years at $6.5 million, a very nice deal if he conti ...
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Matt Larkin
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
Ryan Moore had a new idea for concussion prevention called the BrainBag. After tragedy struck, he sprung to action and got to work on a prototype.
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
On this week's Future Watch segment with Ryan Kennedy: the Chicago Blackhawks have a tough choice for the No. 3 pick at the draft, but it looks ever so likely that they'll take Alex Turcotte. Where does Morgan Geekie fit in in Carolina's future?
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Ryan Kennedy
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
With the 2019 Draft just one week away, our prospect expert takes your questions about this year's class and some of the kids who came before them. It's time to get excited about Vancouver.
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Steven Ellis
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
Six months ago, nobody could have predicted Jordan Binnington would lead a team to the Stanley Cup. But he did, with St. Louis' patience with a long-term prospect paying off. Here are 10 AHL veterans who could make waves in the NHL next season.
Carolina Hurricanes
... ren extra time to develop in the AHL. Alex Nedeljkovic, G, 23 (Carolina) The Hurricanes are expected to roll with the same goalie duo they had this season, but Nede ...
St. Louis Blues
... goaltender to win 16 games en route to a Stanley Cup. Not bad for a kid the Blues tried giving away to Boston during the off-season for practically nothing. B ...
Toronto Maple Leafs
... artin Marincin also appear to be on their way out and the Leafs are exploring new opportunities for Nikita Zaitsev. Sounds like a perfect ti ...
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Jared Clinton
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
Jordan Eberle won't be testing free agency after all. The 29-year-old has signed a five-year deal to remain with the Islanders, and the six-time 20-goal scorer took a pay cut in the process.
New York Islanders
... he signed makes it clear enough that he desired to extend his stay with the Islanders. If he wanted to at least see what was available on the market, he could hav ...
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14 Jun
We count down The Hockey News' Top 100 People of Power and Influence.
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
Peyton Krebs is one of the top prospects for the draft, but he enters the selection process with an Achilles injury. How will that affect his draft ranking? Prospect expert Ryan Kennedy weighs in.
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Jared Clinton
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The Hockey News
14 Jun
Washington needed to free up cap space and they managed to do exactly that Friday by shipping veteran rearguard Matt Niskanen to Philadelphia in exchange for Radko Gudas. The Capitals won't be done there, though, and neither will the Flyers.
Philadelphia Flyers
... Radko Gudas in return. The one-for-one has an added wrinkle, however, as the Flyers have also retained a hair more than $1 million of Gudas’ $3.35-million cap h ...
Washington Capitals
... from the Detroit Red Wings ahead of the trade deadline. The signing saw the Capitals’ spend on five blueliners – Niskanen, Jensen, John Carlson, Dmitry Orlov and ...
