The 2018 NHL trade deadline is 3 p.m. ET on Monday. Our team of reporters are keeping track of talks between clubs -- from deals to no-deals -- throughout the day.
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Feb. 26 updates
Hey @StLouisBlues fans, you got Erik Foley (of Providence College) in that @PaulyWalnuts26 trade with @NHLJets. He's a Bull in a China shop. Takes it to net and can't be stopped. Can score from outside tops of circles with release. Great hands. pic.twitter.com/ONR8CXfWxU
— Bucci Mane (@Buccigross) February 26, 2018
The #Blackhawks have done a ton of line shuffling this year, but Ryan Hartman's points per 60 min rate at 5-on-5 is 1.95, actually higher than Jonathan Toews (1.86) this season. (per @VinMasi)
— Emily Kaplan (@emilymkaplan) February 26, 2018
Man, the Senators are really in money-saving mode. They didn't even have Ian Cole fly to Ottawa after he was traded.
— Emily Kaplan (@emilymkaplan) February 26, 2018
From the last 10 seasons, my All-NHL Trade Deadline Team: LW Ilya Kovalchuk (Thrashers to Devils, 2010); C Jeff Carter (Blue Jackets to Kings, 2012); RW Marian Hossa (Thrashers to Penguins, 2008); D Brian Campbell (Sabres to Sharks, 2008); D Jay Bouwmeester (Flames to Blues, 2013); G Roberto Luongo (Canucks to Panthers, 2014). Thought about Kevin Shattenkirk on defense, Marty St. Louis at wing, Filip Forsberg at center and Ben Bishop at goalie. But these are my guys.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are going to be active for a forward today. According to Mark Lazerus of the Sun-Times, they offered a third-round pick to the Chicago Blackhawks to reacquire center Artem Anisimov, but were denied. The Hawks approached the 29-year-old center to waive his no-move clause. He makes $4.55 million through 2021, but expect a move this summer as his NMC becomes a no-trade clause on July 1.
Feb. 25 updates
"When they first asked me [for my list], I wasn't going to hold them hostage or anything like that. But I wanted to go to a place that wanted me and that had a great chance to win, and I think Boston fits those two things perfectly." – Rick Nash on his trade to the Boston Bruins, whom he said were atop the trade list he handed the NY Rangers. He was in the lineup for the Bruins on Sunday against Buffalo, on a line with Jake DeBrusk and David Krejci.
If the playoffs started today, the St. Louis Blues wouldn't be in them. They're one point out of the wild card and losers of six straight games, including Sunday's 4-0 loss to the Nashville Predators, the second straight game in which they failed to score a goal. Goalie Jake Allen, who was mocked by Blues fans in a loss on Friday, is now 2-13-0 in his last 15 starts. The Blues are averaging 1.16 goals per game in their last seven. Trade deadline panic time? The Blues have been mentioned as a possible destination for both Edmonton's Patrick Maroon and Montreal star Max Pacioretty, whom Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reported "wanted out."
Feb. 23 updates
The Brassard trade ... just another reason Jim Rutherford is a Top Tier general managers. (If you haven't seen our NHL GM rankings, get'em here) https://t.co/qkX2NVVILl
— Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) February 23, 2018
Derrick Brassard is signed through next year, hence the first round pick. He is a pretty good playoff performer, essentially a 20 goal scorer. #penguins going for threepeat. Even @steelers haven't done that. pic.twitter.com/IZb2OnD6qQ
— Bucci Mane (@Buccigross) February 23, 2018
Feb. 22 updates
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