According to Philly.com, the Columbus Blue Jackets are interested in Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Randy Jones. The Flyers will have to make some moves very soon, as several players will be coming off the injury reserve. Source
Pierre Lebrun reports on several free agents, who are still looking at signing with an NHL team. Several have been offered two-way contracts, but these veterans are looking for a one-way deal. Yanic Perreault, Bryan Smolinski, Jocelyn Thibault, Glen Murray, Kevyn Adams, Martin Lapointe and Dan Cloutier are all looking to hook up with a club. Brochu's take: Perreault and Smolinski have the best chance of signing, but the others all have histories of injuries that may scare some suitors off. Source
The New Jersey Devils have placed forward Barry Tallackson on waivers.
The Phoenix Coyotes have placed forward Brian McGrattan on waivers on Friday. He has cleared. Brochu's take: I'm not 100% sure this has even happened.
Dave "Randy" Nonis has been named senior vice president of hockey operations of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Al Strachan of CBC's Hockey Night in Canada reported that Chicago Blackhawks GM Dale Tallon is on the hot seat, and rumors are president John McDonough wants to get his own people in the front office. The Hotstove panel also speculated that he is being pressured to make a "big move" soon. Brochu's take: Tallon is living on borrowed time in Chicago.
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Saturday, December 06, 2008
NHL and Hockey Rumors for Dec 6, 2008
Labels:
Adams,
Blackhawks,
Blue Jackets,
Cloutier,
Coyotes,
Devils,
Flyers,
Glen Murray,
Lapointe,
Maple Leafs,
McGrattan,
R. Jones,
Smolinski,
Tallackson,
Thibault,
Y. Perreault
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
NHL trade deadline round-up: Part 3
The New York Rangers traded forward Marcel Hossa and goaltending prospect Al Montoya to the Phoenix Coyotes for forwards Fredrik Sjostrom and Josh Gratton, goaltender David LeNeveu and a conditional draft pick in 2009.
The St. Louis Blues traded defenseman Christian Backman to the New York Rangers for 4th round pick in 2008.
The St. Louis Blues traded defenseman Bryce Salvador to the New Jersey Devils for forward Cam Janssen.
The Chicago Blackhawks traded forward Tuomo Ruutu to the Carolina Hurricanes for forward Andrew Ladd.
The Chicago Blackhawks traded forward Martin Lapointe to the Ottawa Senators for a 6th round pick in 2008.
The St. Louis Blues traded defenseman Christian Backman to the New York Rangers for 4th round pick in 2008.
The St. Louis Blues traded defenseman Bryce Salvador to the New Jersey Devils for forward Cam Janssen.
The Chicago Blackhawks traded forward Tuomo Ruutu to the Carolina Hurricanes for forward Andrew Ladd.
The Chicago Blackhawks traded forward Martin Lapointe to the Ottawa Senators for a 6th round pick in 2008.
Labels:
Backman,
Blackhawks,
Blues,
Coyotes,
Devils,
Gratton,
Hossa,
Hurricanes,
Janssen,
Ladd,
Lapointe,
LeNeveu,
Montoya,
Rangers,
Salvador,
Senators,
Sjostrom,
T. Ruutu
NHL trade rumor update Feb 26 3:00 AM EST
According to Bob McKenzie's blog on TSN.ca, the Chicago Blackhawks sent an email Monday night to the 29 other NHL teams indicating that 8 players were available. These 8 are Nikolai Khabibulin, Martin Havlat, Robert Lang, Tuomo Ruutu, Martin Lapointe, Yanic Perreault, Andrei Zyuzin, and Rene Bourque.
The NHL Experts Blog on Yahoo! is reporting that the Tampa Bay Lightning will send Brad Richards to the Dallas Stars for Mike Smith, forward Jeff Halpern and defenseman Mark Fistric. The same article quotes a "league executive" as the source. The article also makes the note that the Montreal Canadiens are about to land Atlanta Thrashers forward Marian Hossa, with Michael Ryder going to Atlanta. Rumors are flying that the Habs included young prospect Mikhail Grabovski in the deal. Source
The NHL Experts Blog on Yahoo! is reporting that the Tampa Bay Lightning will send Brad Richards to the Dallas Stars for Mike Smith, forward Jeff Halpern and defenseman Mark Fistric. The same article quotes a "league executive" as the source. The article also makes the note that the Montreal Canadiens are about to land Atlanta Thrashers forward Marian Hossa, with Michael Ryder going to Atlanta. Rumors are flying that the Habs included young prospect Mikhail Grabovski in the deal. Source
Labels:
B. Richards,
Blackhawks,
Canadiens,
Fistric,
Grabovski,
Halpern,
Havlat,
Hossa,
Khabibulin,
Lapointe,
Lightning,
R. Bourque,
R. Lang,
Ryder,
Smith,
Stars,
T. Ruutu,
Thrashers,
Y. Perreault,
Zyuzin
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Bruce Garrioch's Sunday rumours
These rumours are courtesy of Ottawa Sun columnist, Bruce Garrioch:
Dion Phaneuf may be close to signing a long term contract extension with the Calgary Flames. Phaneuf's agent Don Meehan was in Calgary recently to discuss a possible extension for his client.
The Capitals are having trouble negotiating with restricted free-agent Alexander Ovechkin. Ovechkin fired Meehan and has hired a lawyer to be his advisor. Sources say the Caps were confident they'd be able to get something done with Meehan, but are having issues since Ovechkin, who's making $1.3 million, decided to take over his own negotiations. It's believed the Caps are willing to offer a deal similar to the five-year contract that will pay Sidney Crosby $8.7 million per season starting next year. It's believed Ovechkin's camp, which includes his mother Tatiana, is looking for a bigger deal, in the $9-to-10 million range. This could get interesting because somebody would most certainly give Ovechkin an offer as a restricted free agent on July 1.
Teemu Selanne was a visitor to the Duck's dressing room on Friday at the game between Anaheim and San Jose. He may be getting close to returning to the NHL.
There is talk the Chicago Blackhawks could move either Martin Lapointe or Sergei Samsonov. Samsonov has been a healthy scratch lately.
The Thrashers, Senators, Panthers, Kings and Canucks have all shown interest in impending UFA Glen Murray.
If Scott Niedermayer returns, Garrioch believes that Mathieu Schneider could be traded. He adds that Vancouver, Edmonton, Colorado and Atlanta are interested.
Dion Phaneuf may be close to signing a long term contract extension with the Calgary Flames. Phaneuf's agent Don Meehan was in Calgary recently to discuss a possible extension for his client.
The Capitals are having trouble negotiating with restricted free-agent Alexander Ovechkin. Ovechkin fired Meehan and has hired a lawyer to be his advisor. Sources say the Caps were confident they'd be able to get something done with Meehan, but are having issues since Ovechkin, who's making $1.3 million, decided to take over his own negotiations. It's believed the Caps are willing to offer a deal similar to the five-year contract that will pay Sidney Crosby $8.7 million per season starting next year. It's believed Ovechkin's camp, which includes his mother Tatiana, is looking for a bigger deal, in the $9-to-10 million range. This could get interesting because somebody would most certainly give Ovechkin an offer as a restricted free agent on July 1.
Teemu Selanne was a visitor to the Duck's dressing room on Friday at the game between Anaheim and San Jose. He may be getting close to returning to the NHL.
There is talk the Chicago Blackhawks could move either Martin Lapointe or Sergei Samsonov. Samsonov has been a healthy scratch lately.
The Thrashers, Senators, Panthers, Kings and Canucks have all shown interest in impending UFA Glen Murray.
If Scott Niedermayer returns, Garrioch believes that Mathieu Schneider could be traded. He adds that Vancouver, Edmonton, Colorado and Atlanta are interested.
Labels:
Avalanche,
Blackhawks,
Canucks,
Capitals,
Ducks,
Flames,
Glen Murray,
Kings,
Lapointe,
M. Schneider,
Oilers,
Ovechkin,
Panthers,
Phaneuf,
Samsonov,
Selanne,
Senators,
Thrashers
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