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  • TXHT 2024 NHL Trade Deadline Tracker

    TXHT 2024 NHL Trade Deadline Tracker

    Welcome to the TXHT 2024 NHL Trade Deadline Tracker where all trades will be tracked in the order they are announced.

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    Friday, March 8th, 2024

    • The Pittsburgh Penguins and Carolina Hurricanes would make a trade.
      • The Hurricanes would acquire forward Jake Guentzel and defenseman Ty Smith.
      • The Penguins acquired forwards Michael Bunting, Ville Koivunen, Cruz Lucius, and Vasily Ponomarev, a conditional 2024 1st Rd Pick, and a conditional 2024 5th Rd Pick.
        • The Penguins retained 25% of Guentzel’s salary.

    • The Washington Capitals and Carolina Hurricanes would make a trade.
      • The Hurricanes would acquire forward Evgeny Kuznetsov.
      • The Capitals would acquire a 2025 3rd Rd Pick.
        • The Capitals retained 50% of Kuznetsov’s salary.

    • The Winnipeg Jets and New Jersey Devils would make a trade.
      • The Jets would acquire forward Tyler Toffoli.
      • The Devils would acquire a 2024 3rd Rd Pick and a 2025 2nd Rd Pick.
        • The Devils retained 50% of Toffoli’s salary.

    • The Florida Panthers and Buffalo Sabres would make a trade.
      • The Panthers would acquire forward Kyle Okposo.
      • The Sabres acquired defenseman Calle Sjalin and a conditional 2024 7th Rd Pick.

    • The Pittsburgh Penguins and New York Rangers would make a trade.
      • The Rangers would acquire defenseman Chad Ruhwedel.
      • The Penguins would acquire 2027 4th Rd Pick.

    • The Boston Bruins and Minnesota Wild would make a trade.
      • The Bruins would acquire forward Pat Maroon.
      • The Wild would acquire forward Luke Toporowski and a conditional 2026 6th Rd Pick.

    • The Arizona Coyotes and Nashville Predators would make a trade.
      • The Predators would acquire forward Jason Zucker.
      • The Coyotes would acquire a 2024 6th Rd Pick.

    • The Detroit Red Wings and San Jose Sharks would make a trade.
      • The Sharks would acquire forward Klim Kostin.
      • The Red Wings would acquire defenseman Radim Simek and a 2024 7th Rd Pick (NJ).

    • The Montreal Canadiens and New Jersey Devils would make a trade.
      • The Devils would acquire goalie Jake Allen.
      • The Canadiens would acquire a conditional 2025 3rd Rd Pick.
        • The Canadiens would retain 50% of Allen’s salary.

    • The Philadelphia Flyers and Nashville Predators would make a trade.
      • The Flyers would acquire forward Denis Gurianov.
      • The Predators would acquire forward Wade Allison.

    • The Buffalo Sabres and Philadelphia Flyers would make a trade.
      • The Flyers would acquire defenseman Erik Johnson.
      • The Sabres acquired a 2024 4th Rd Pick.

    • The Boston Bruins and Columbus Blue Jackets would make a trade.
      • The Bruins would acquire defenseman Andrew Peeke.
      • The Blue Jackets would acquire defenseman Jakub Zboril and a 2027 3rd Rd Pick.

    • The New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets would make a trade.
      • The Rangers would acquire forward Jack Roslovic.
      • The Blue Jackets would acquire conditional 2026 4th RD Pick.
        • Blue Jackets would retain 50% of Roslovic’s salary.

    • The Vegas Golden Knights and San Jose Sharks would make a trade.
      • The Golden Knights acquired forward Tomas Hertl, a 2025 3rd Rd Pick, and a 207 3rd Rd Pick.
      • The Sharks acquired forward David Edstrom and a 2025 1st RD Pick.
        • The Sharks would retain 17% of Hertl’s salary.

    • The Winnipeg Jets and New Jersey Devils would make another trade.
      • The Jets would acquire defenseman Colin Miller.
      • The Devils acquired a 2026 4th Rd Pick.

    • The Toronto Maple Leafs and Minnesota Wild would make a trade.
      • The Maple Leafs would acquire forward Connor Dewar.
      • The Wild would acquire forward Dmitry Ovchinnikov and a 2026 4th Rd Pick.

    • The New Jersey Devils and San Jose Sharks would make a trade.
      • The Sharks would acquire goaltender Vitek Vanecek and a 2025 7th Rd Pick.
      • The Devils acquired goaltender Kaapo Kahkonen.

    • The Arizona Coyotes and Tampa Bay Lightning would make a trade.
      • The Lightning would acquire defenseman Matt Dumba and a 2025 7th Rd Pick.
      • The Coyotes would acquire a 2027 5th Rd Pick.

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    Thursday, March 7th, 2024

    • The Washington Capitals and Toronto Maple Leafs would make a trade.
      • The Maple Leafs would acquire defenseman Joel Edmundson.
      • The Capitals would acquire a 2024 3rd Rd Pick (NYI) and a 2025 5th Rd Pick (CHI).
        • The Capitals would retain 50% of Edmundson’s salary.

    • The Colorado Avalanche and the Minnesota Wild would make a trade.
      • The Avalanche would acquire forward Brandon Duhaime.
      • The Wild acquired a 2026 3rd Rd Pick.

    • The Edmonton Oilers and Arizona Coyotes would make a trade.
      • The Oilers would acquire defenseman Troy Stetcher and a 2024 7th Rd Pick (BOS).
      • The Coyotes would acquire a 2027 4th Rd Pick.

    • The Nashville Predators and Colorado Avalanche would make a trade.
      • The Avalanche acquired forward Yakov Trenin and defenseman Graham Sward.
      • The Predators acquired defenseman Jeremy Hanzel and a 2025 3rd Rd Pick.

    • The Nashville Predators and Chicago Blackhawks would make a trade.
      • The Predators acquired forward Anthony Beauvillier.
      • The Blackhawks acquired a 2024 5th Rd Pick.

    • The Tampa Bay Lightning and San Jose Sharks would make a trade.
      • The Lightning would acquire forward Anthony Duclair and a 2025 7th Rd Pick.
      • The Sharks would acquire defenseman Jack Thompson and a 2024 3rd Rd Pick.

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    Wednesday, March 6th, 2024

    • The Florida Panthers and Ottawa Senators would make a trade.
      • The Panthers would acquire forward Vladimir Tarasenko.
      • The Senators would acquire a 2025 3rd Rd Pick, and a conditional 2024 4th Rd Pick.
        • Ottawa retained 50% of Tarasenko’s salary.

    • The Colorado Avalanche and Philadelphia Flyers would make a trade.
      • The Avalanche would acquire defenseman Sean Walker and a 2026 5th Rd Pick.
      • The Flyers would acquire forward Ryan Johansen and a conditional 2025 1st Rd Pick.

    • The Colorado Avalanche and Buffalo Sabres would make a trade.
      • The Sabres acquired defenseman Bowen Byram.
      • The Avalanche acquired forward Casey Mittelstadt.

    • The Edmonton Oilers, Anaheim Ducks, and Tampa Bay Lightning would make a three team trade.
      • The Oilers acquired forwards Adam Henrique and Sam Carrick, and Anaheim’s 2024 7th Rd Pick.
        • The Oilers would also acquire the signing rights to goaltender Ty Taylor.
      • The Ducks acquired Edmonton’s 2024 1st Rd Pick, and a conditional 2025 5th Round Pick (EDM).
      • The Lightning would acquire a conditional 2026 4th Rd Pick (EDM).
        • The Ducks retained 50% of both Carrick (to EDM) and Henrique’s (to TB) salaries.
        • The Lightning also retained 50% of Henrique’s remaining salary when trading him to Edmonton.

    • The New York Rangers and Seattle Kraken would make a trade.
      • The Rangers would acquire forward Alex Wennberg.
      • The Kraken would acquire a 2024 2nd Rd Pick and a conditional 2025 4th Rd Pick (DAL).
        • The Kraken retained 50% of Wennberg’s salary.

    • The Vegas Golden Knights, Calgary Flames, and Philadelphia Flyers would do a three team trade.
      • The Golden Knights would acquire defenseman Noah Hanafin.
      • The Flames would acquire defenseman Daniil Miromanov, a Conditional 2025 1st Rd Pick, and a conditional 2025 3rd Rd Pick.
      • The Flyers would acquire Vegas’ 2024 5th Rd Pick.
        • Calgary retained 50% of Hanafin’s salary when trading him to Philadelphia.
        • Philadelphia would also retain 50% of Hanafin’s remaining salary when trading him to Vegas.

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    Tuesday, March 5th, 2024

    • The Washington Capitals and Vegas Golden Knights would make a trade.
      • The Capitals would acquire a 2024 2nd Round pick and a 2026 4th Round pick.
      • The Knights acquired forward Anthony Mantha.
        • The Capitals retained 50% of Mantha’s salary.

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    Friday, March 1st, 2024

    • The Toronto Maple Leafs, Anaheim Ducks, and Carolina Hurricanes would be part of a three team trade.
      • The Leafs acquired defenseman Ilya Lybushkin and the rights to forward Kirill Slepets.
      • The Ducks acquired Toronto’s 2025 3rd Round Pick.
      • The Hurricanes acquired Toronto’s 2024 6th Round Pick.
        • Anaheim retained 50% of Lybushkin’s initial salary when trading him to Carolina.
        • Carolina would retain 50% of Lybushkin’s remaining salary when trading him to Toronto.

    • The New Jersey Devils and Colorado Avalanche would make a trade.
      • The Devils acquired forward Kurtis MacDermid.
      • The Avalanche acquired forward Zakhar Bardakov and a 2024 7th Round Pick.

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    Wednesday, February 28th, 2024

    • The Calgary Flames, Dallas Stars, and New Jersey Devils would make a trade.
      • The Flames would acquire defenseman Artem Grushnikov, Dallas’ 2024 2nd Rd Pick, and a conditional 2026 3rd Rd pick.
      • The Stars acquired defenseman Chris Tanev and goaltender Cole Brady.
      • The Devils acquired Dallas’ 2026 4th Rd Pick.
        • The Flames would retain 50% of Tanev’s salary when they dealt him to the Devils.
        • The Devils would also retain 50% of Tanev’s salary when they dealt him to the Stars.
        • The conditional pick only happens if Dallas reaches the 2024 Stanley Cup Final.

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  • Capitals Acquire Nick Jensen from the Red Wings

    Capitals Acquire Nick Jensen from the Red Wings

    The Washington Capitals continue to tinker with thier lineup as they have traded defenseman Madison Bowey and a 2020 2nd Round Pick to the Detroit Red Wings for defenseman Nick Jensen and Buffalo’s 2019 5th Round Pick.

     

    Jensen, who will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of this season, has played in 60 games this season for the Red Wings scoring two goals and 13 assists for 15 points.

     

    Jensen will add depth to the Capitals blue line and will solid and reliable seventh defenseman for the team.

     

    *Feature Photo courtesy of NHL.com

  • Capitals Acquire Hagelin Before the Deadline

    Capitals Acquire Hagelin Before the Deadline

    The Washington Capitals have acquired forward Carl Hagelin from the Los Angeles Kings for a 2019 3rd round pick and a Conditional 2020 6th round pick.

     

    With this trade the Kings will also retain 50 percent of Hagelin’s salary for the remainder of this season.

     

    As for the conditions of the sixth round pick in 2020, we’ll let Pierre LeBrun explain it:

     

    This move comes after the news that forward Devante Smith-Pelly cleared waivers.

     

    With this trade the Capitals acquire a  etran depth forward who has speed, is defensively responsible, a great penalty killer, and a solid point producer in the playoffs.

     

    Per Head Coach Todd Reirden, Hagelin is not expected to play tonight and will make his Capitals debut this Saturday in Buffalo.

     

    This is a solid trade for the Capitals. They are getting a player they have seen a lot of and knows how to contribute in the playoffs and win a Stanley Cup.

     

    What are your thoughts on the Capitals acquiring Carl Hagelin? Tell us in the comments below.

     

    *Feature photo by AP Photo/Jeff Roberson

  • Trade Deadline Prospecting: A Possible Deal Between the Capitals and Kings?

    Trade Deadline Prospecting: A Possible Deal Between the Capitals and Kings?

    Oh NHL Trade Deadline how you keep us on our toes. For those who didn’t know, earlier this afternoon the Washington Capitals placed forward Devante Smith-Pelly on waivers, albeit with some confusion because the original plan was for forward Dmitrij Jaskin to be placed on waivers, but obviously it became Smith-Pelly instead to be placed on waivers.

     

    Now with that said, we did speculate in our last post that this is most likely the beginnings of some other moves based off of the comments that Head Coach Todd Reirden made at the Capitals practice.

     

    Knowing what we know now, some more news, more like speculation, has come out about a potential trade in the works between the Capitals and the Los Angeles Kings thanks to a series of tweets from TSN Insider Bob McKenzie.

     

    In McKenzie’s tweets he mentions three names and they are all veteran depth forwards Carl Hagelin, Trevor Lewis, and Kyle Clifford. Of the three Hagelin is the only one that will be a pure rental (Unrestricted Free Agent at the end of this season), whereas both Clifford and Lewis both have one year left on their current deals. In regards to Cap hits, Hagelin has a $3.5mil Cap hit for the remainder of this season, while Lewis is at $2mil a season, and Clifford is at $1.6mil per season. So looking at the Cap hits alone, space needs to be made because the Capitals are really tight on the Cap.

    Capitals Cap 2-20-2019
    Per CapFriendly

     

    As we can see in the graphic above the Capitals are really tight on the Cap and need to shed some salary in order to make a trade possible. Hence putting Smith-Pelly on waivers, and also the possibility that Jaskin will be a part of whatever trade may take place.

     

    Now let’s get back to the three players Bob McKenzie named and take a closer look at them. Key things that the Capitals will most likely be looking at is who will be the best fit, and can help the Capitals as they try to win their second consecutive Stanley Cup.

     

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    The Kings’ Carl Hagelin (62) looks to pass during a game against the St. Louis Blues Monday, Nov. 19, 2018, in St. Louis. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

    Carl Hagelin:

    Hagelin, who is in his 8th NHL season and first with the Los Angeles Kings, was a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins’ Stanley Cup teams in 2016 and 2017, and was traded to the Kings by the Penguins earlier this season. This season Hagelin has struggled to produce. In 16 games with the Penguins he scored one goal and two assists for three points, then after being traded to the Kings he would have a rough start and get injured, but in 22 games with the Kings he has scored one goal and four assists for five points. So Hagelin has been struggling this season. One thing I will say about Hagelin is that he is a much better player in the Eastern Conference. His style of play is much better suited for it. We saw him be successful with the New York Rangers, then struggle with the Anaheim Ducks only to be traded to the Penguins and then find success with them. I think that’s what Hagelin needs, and that is to come back to the East, and the Capitals could be a good fit for him.

     

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    Trevor Lewis (www.calisportsnews.com)

    Trevor Lewis:

    Lewis, who is in his 11th NHL season with the Kings, has only played in 21 games this season scoring two goals and three assists for five points. He was on both of the Kings’ Stanley Cup teams in 2012 and 2014. However, Lewis has not been utilized much this season, and a change of scenery could be very beneficial for him. Lewis does have a Cap hit of $2mil and has one year remaining on his deal. Honest opinion, I wouldn’t trade for Trevor Lewis.

     

    Kyle Clifford - Kings
    Kyle Clifford (Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports)

    Kyle Clifford:

    Clifford, who is in his ninth NHL season with the Los Angeles Kings, has played in 49 games where he has 7 goals and 6 assists for 13 points this season. Clifford is also a member of both Stanley Cup teams in 2012 and 2014 so he knows how to win in the playoffs. He is primarily a bottom six forward who you can move around to mix things up. Carrying a Cap hit of $1.6mil, Clifford is  a more economical choice with Smith-Pelly clearing or being claimed via waivers, but he does have one year left on his contract.

     

    Now of course this is all speculation and we won’t know truly what will happen until maybe as early as tomorrow afternoon once 12p hits and we learn Devante Smith-Pelly’s fate. Personally if the Capitals make a trade with the Kings does happen I would like to see Carl Hagelin come to the Capitals. He is someone that can play in our Top 9 when needed to, and he has had recent playoff success winning back to back Cups with Pittsburgh, but that’s me though.

     

    What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments.

  • Capitals Waive Smith-Pelly

    Capitals Waive Smith-Pelly

    The Washington Capitals placed forward Devante Smith Pelly on waivers this afternoon in what was a confusing time for the Capitals. Earlier reports stated that it would be forward Dmitrij Jaskin would be put on waivers as he was not going to practice with the team this morning. However midway through practice Smith-Pelly would leave the ice and then placed on waivers instead as first reported by Elliotte Friedman.

    https://twitter.com/FriedgeHNIC/status/1098268240197967873

     

    When asked for the reasoning for the change, Head Coach Todd Reirden stated that it was an “organizational decision” to make the switch, and that other things behind the scenes are in play.

    https://twitter.com/FriedgeHNIC/status/1098278991855841280

     

    This begs the question with the NHL Trade Deadline this upcoming Monday what moves General Manager Brian MacLellan could be making. Was an offer given to MacLellan for Jaskin, or could this be a move to free up some Salary Cap space to make another move. Only time will tell as teams have until noon tomorrow to put in a claim on Smith-Pelly before he clears waivers and be eligible to be sent down to Hershey in the AHL.

     

    *Feature photo courtesy of the Washington Capitals Twitter.