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/ 3 weeks agoThe Kreider Signing in Montreal Reveals 3 Very Important Truths
The reality of the Chris Kreider signing with the Montreal Canadiens should have fans excited, not unhappy.
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Montreal Canadiens
/ 3 weeks agoCanadiens Sign Zachary Bolduc to 4-Year Contract Extension
The Montreal Canadiens have signed Zachary Bolduc to a four-year contract extension; another solid deal for GM Kent Hughes.
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Vancouver Canucks
/ 3 weeks agoIs the Canucks’ Rebuild as Bad as It Looks?
A Canucks roster review sees a team badly built for Manny Malhotra. But maybe Vancouver is building for something else.
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Edmonton Oilers
/ 3 weeks agoRevealed Details of Babcock’s New Deal With the Oilers Are Raising Eyebrows
The details of the Mike Babcock contact are questionsable and say a lot about the motivation of this Edmonton Oilers team.
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Calgary Flames
/ 3 weeks agoThe Flames Are Building for One Style and Playing Another
The Flames have speed on their minds, but their roster may be built for something else. Calgary’s rebuild has an identity...
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Edmonton Oilers
/ 3 weeks agoNHL Trade Talk Recap: Canadiens, Canucks, & Oilers Retirement
The NHL Trade Talk Recap has a little of everything: a Kreider bargain, a Hughes warning for Minnesota, and Ingram’s classy...
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Montreal Canadiens
/ 3 weeks agoChris Kreider Lands in Montreal After Stunning Contract Termination in Anaheim
Chris Kreider signs with Montreal after a stunning Ducks split, bringing 22‑goal veteran scoring on a bonus‑laden deal.
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Winnipeg Jets
/ 3 weeks agoThe Jets’ Painful Lesson From the Hellebuyck Mess
Winnipeg's Hellebuyck dilemma is becoming a cautionary tale: the longer the Jets wait, the more their trade leverage disappears.
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Vegas Golden Knights
/ 3 weeks agoGolden Knights Sign Mark Stone to a Contract Extension
The Vegas Golden Knights and GM Kelly McCrimmon announced a 2-year extension for Mark Stone through 2028-29, worth $9 million annually.
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Minnesota Wild
/ 3 weeks agoThe Canucks Quinn Hughes Mistake Is Now the Wild’s Problem
Vancouver knew Quinn Hughes was leaving and still planned around him. Now Minnesota faces the same temptation: hope over preparation.
