Marchand reportedly wanted a three-year deal but for more money than the Bruins were offering.

The Pittsburgh Penguins (24-31-10) were active leading up to the NHL Trade Deadline. However, their roster adjustments did not help them score a goal against the Vegas Golden Knights. The Penguins remain winless on their three-game road trip, losing 4-0 on Friday night.

The 2025 NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone, and with it came many interesting moves. Central Division teams in particular loaded up on offensive firepower and shot-blocking defenders. While the Vancouver Canucks didn’t make nearly as many moves as their fans hoped they would, many of their Western Conference adversaries improved their rosters with multiple moves. Let’s take a look at some of the Western Conference teams that made the biggest moves since March 1.

Following the 2025 NHL trade deadline on Friday, the Pittsburgh Penguins had a late-night tilt against the Vegas Golden Knights.

Just because the Vancouver Canucks were idle on trade-deadline day doesn’t mean there hasn’t been change.

The Detroit Red Wings season has taken an all-too-familiar turn toward the unfortunate, but one Detroit prospect is doing his best to provide optimism for the future in Hockeytown.

The Colorado Avalanche have loaned forward William Dufour to the Colorado Eagles, it was announced Friday.

Brock Nelson was out there. Mikko Rantanen was out there. Brad Marchand was out there.

The Montreal Canadiens were quiet on trade deadline day and didn’t make a move, but the local sports networks still had their all-day coverage. RDS brought on many panelists, including former NHL and KHL coach Bob Hartley. After being dismissed by the Calgary Flames, the veteran coach became the bench boss of Omsk Avangard for four seasons, winning the Gagarin Cup once.

A day after the NHL trade deadline, the Flyers heard boos in a 4-1 loss Saturday afternoon to the Kraken.