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

Several notable players that featured prominently in recent media speculation failed to move at the March 7, 2025, trade deadline.

On Friday night in Washington, the Detroit Red Wings lost their fifth straight game, all of them in regulation, falling 5–2 to the Capitals.

On trade deadline day, the Boston Bruins dealt defenseman Brandon Carlo to the Toronto Maple Leafs. While it was known that the Bruins were listening to offers for Carlo, it was surprising to see him end up on one of Boston's biggest rivals.

Montreal Canadiens GM Kent Hughes gave his players their wish; he kept them all together just like captain Nick Suzuki asked. By staying put on trade deadline day, Hughes essentially rewarded his players for being in the mix as the Habs’ brass wanted them to be in March. Now, though, unless they sign them to contract extensions, Joel Armia, Christian Dvorak, and David Savard will all skate away into the sunset, and the Canadiens won’t get anything for them. Hopefully, the upcoming push to the pl

On March 6, the Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Yanni Gourde and Oliver Bjorkstrand from the Seattle Kraken in a three-team trade that also involved the Detroit Red Wings.

The Ontario Hockey League announced a couple of suspensions on Thursday, Mar. 6, to two high-value players in their league.

Klagenfurt Athletic (EC KAC) defenseman Thomas Klassek has committed to RPI, it was announced last week.

It’s been quite a week for the Florida Panthers.

It was a franchise-altering trade deadline day for the Boston Bruins. Bruins general manager traded Brad Marchand, Brandon Carlo, and Charlie Coyle on March 7. This was after they had already traded Trent Frederic, Max Jones, and Justin Brazeau.