The 2021-22 NHL season is coming down the home stretch and teams will begin gearing up for the postseason.
Now that Giroux has reached that milestone, it’s likely that he’d welcome a trade as the Flyers have one of their worst seasons in quite some time.
With the Blackhawks in rebuild mode and Fleury set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer, he’ll likely be on the move.
Defenseman Jakob Chychrun will certainly be a hot commodity for contending teams. He has blossomed into one of the league’s more talented defensemen and the Boston Bruins and Los Angeles Kings are among the teams interested, according to The Athletic.
With DeBrusk playing on Boston’s top line, it’s unlikely that the Bruins would deal him unless they’re getting an impact forward in return.
If Nashville can make significant progress on a deal, they’ll probably hang onto Forsberg, who is just one goal from tying David Legwand for the most goals in team history.
As I mentioned above, the Coyotes aren’t competing for a Stanley Cup anytime soon, so they’ll likely sell multiple assets at the trade deadline.
The team has maintained that they’re not going to trade Kane or teammate Jonathan Toews prior to the deadline, but you can’t ever rule anything out.
The Stars still aren’t calling teams attempting to dangle Klingberg, but general manager Jim Nill did say that the team would entertain offers if anything blew them away.
The team currently sits in last place and has already begun selling some of their assets as they dealt forward Calle Jarnkrok to the Calgary Flames on Wednesday.
After all, Georgiev is still relatively young and another team may be willing to take a chance that they can make him a franchise netminder.
