The Los Angeles Kings have traded forward Dan Carcillo to the New York Rangers in exchange for a 7th round pick in the 2014 NHL Draft.
The Anaheim Ducks have re-signed forward Andrew Cogliano to a 4-year, $12 million contract extension.
Gilbert Brule has cleared unconditional waivers and the Phoenix Coyotes have terminated his contract.
The New York Rangers have placed goalie Martin Biron on unconditional waivers. Brochu's take: There are rumors that he may come out of retirement. Several NHL teams could be interested.
The Vancouver Canucks have signed goalie Rob Laurie to a one day Professional Try-Out contract. Brochu's take: Roberto Luongo was injured in Anaheim and the Canucks needed a backup. Laurie also signed a PTO for the Ducks a few years back in the same situation.
According to the CBC Hotstove, the Edmonton Oilers may be considering trading forward Sam Gagner. Gagner does not have a no trade clause. Brochu's take: Several teams could be interested, including the New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Hotstove panel also discussed that speculation around New York Rangers defenseman Michael Del Zotto has increased.
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Hockey and NHL Rumors for Sept 11, 2010
The Colorado Avalanche have re-signed forward Peter Mueller to a two-year, $4 million contract.
The Phoenix Coyotes have re-signed restricted free agent forward Martin Hanzal to a two-year, $3.6 million contract.
The Edmonton Oilers have re-signed forward Andrew Cogliano to a one-year, $1 million deal.
The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed their 2010 NHL first rounder Ryan Johansen to a three-year, entry-level contract.
Brochu's European rumor roundup:
Forward Richard Park has officially left the NHL and signed a three year contract with Geneva-Servette HC of the NLA in Switzerland. Source
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Heatley deal not dead, latest signings
The NHL rumor world was on fire yesterday as news filtered out that the Ottawa Senators and Edmonton Oilers have a deal in place for Dany Heatley, but it was revealed that Heatley did not waive his no trade clause to go to Edmonton. The deal would have sent Dustin Penner, Andrew Cogliano and Ladislav Smid to the Sens in exchange for Heatley. The much-talked $4 million bonus will only be paid after 11:59 PM July 1st (today), so there's still time for the Senators to work out the deal. Brochu's take: TSN is reporting that Heatley has not flat out refused the trade, he has just not done anything. This deal could still be on.
Latest signings: (BTW, I have moved my Twitter gadget up, for easier viewing)
The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed forward Colton Orr to a four-year, $4 million contract.
The Florida Panthers have re-signed forward Radek Dvorak to a 2-year, $3.4 million contract.
The Anaheim Ducks have re-signed forwar Erik Christensen to a one-year contract.
The Dallas Stars have re-signed forward Jere Lehtinen to a one-year, $1.5 million contract.
The New Jersey Devils have re-signed defenseman Johnny Oduya to a three-year, $10.5 million contract.
Latest signings: (BTW, I have moved my Twitter gadget up, for easier viewing)
The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed forward Colton Orr to a four-year, $4 million contract.
The Florida Panthers have re-signed forward Radek Dvorak to a 2-year, $3.4 million contract.
The Anaheim Ducks have re-signed forwar Erik Christensen to a one-year contract.
The Dallas Stars have re-signed forward Jere Lehtinen to a one-year, $1.5 million contract.
The New Jersey Devils have re-signed defenseman Johnny Oduya to a three-year, $10.5 million contract.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Possible Heatley destinations
Here's my list of possible destinations for Dany Heatley, in order of probability:
1. Edmonton
Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray loves Dustin Penner, and this could be the best opportunity to unload the under-performing forward. Penner alone won't make the deal happen, so the Oilers would have to give up either Sam Gagner or Andrew Cogliano and picks to get Heatley. Heatley has also good relations with Hockey Canada and Edmonton management personnel such as Kevin Lowe and Steve Tambellini.
2. Calgary
Heatley was raised in Calgary, so that's one reason. Pay no attention to those ridiculous Dion Phaneuf proposals, but the Flames would have to unload one of their high price contracts in order to fit him in their salary cap.
3. Los Angeles
They have lots of salary cap space, and lots of young assets to trade, such as Alexander Frolov. But the problem is Heatley going to waive his no-movement clause to a team that isn't quite Stanley Cup material?
4. St. Louis
They're looking to make a big splash on the free agent market, but getting Heatley would just be as good. They have a lot of good, young players and plenty of cap space.
5. Vancouver
It's looking unlikely that the Sedin twins will re-sign, so that frees up two top-6 spots and lots of salary cap space. However, the Canucks lack tradeable young assets. Heatley does own an off-season home in Kelowna, BC but I think that's not a huge factor.
Wildcard: Tampa Bay
The only way this would work is a straight Heatley for Lecavalier deal, which would offset each other's big salary cap hit. However, I wouldn't put anything pass Oren Koules and Len Barrie.
1. Edmonton
Ottawa Senators GM Bryan Murray loves Dustin Penner, and this could be the best opportunity to unload the under-performing forward. Penner alone won't make the deal happen, so the Oilers would have to give up either Sam Gagner or Andrew Cogliano and picks to get Heatley. Heatley has also good relations with Hockey Canada and Edmonton management personnel such as Kevin Lowe and Steve Tambellini.
2. Calgary
Heatley was raised in Calgary, so that's one reason. Pay no attention to those ridiculous Dion Phaneuf proposals, but the Flames would have to unload one of their high price contracts in order to fit him in their salary cap.
3. Los Angeles
They have lots of salary cap space, and lots of young assets to trade, such as Alexander Frolov. But the problem is Heatley going to waive his no-movement clause to a team that isn't quite Stanley Cup material?
4. St. Louis
They're looking to make a big splash on the free agent market, but getting Heatley would just be as good. They have a lot of good, young players and plenty of cap space.
5. Vancouver
It's looking unlikely that the Sedin twins will re-sign, so that frees up two top-6 spots and lots of salary cap space. However, the Canucks lack tradeable young assets. Heatley does own an off-season home in Kelowna, BC but I think that's not a huge factor.
Wildcard: Tampa Bay
The only way this would work is a straight Heatley for Lecavalier deal, which would offset each other's big salary cap hit. However, I wouldn't put anything pass Oren Koules and Len Barrie.
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