Cole Bagley: Utah Hockey Club forward Michael Carcone doesn’t expect to be back with the team next season after the talks he’s had with the front office.
The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs are going to be exciting. There’ll be a ton of great matchups. The Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings meet for the fourth postseason in a row.
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How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
Brock Nelson scored in the fourth round of the shootout, helping the visiting Colorado Avalanche overcome squandering a three-goal lead in a 5-4 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday.
According to insider Elliotte Friedman, despite adding a young player on an amateur tryout, the Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly eyeing center depth during the summer.
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By trading only Brock Nelson this week, general manager Lou Lamoriello committed to the challenge of trying to retool the New York Islanders while keeping them in contention.
Brock Nelson is gone. Yet for the New York Islanders, the ultimate goal -- returning to the playoffs -- remains the same. The Islanders will play their first game without Nelson on the active roster in more than a decade Saturday night when they open a three-game California road trip by opposing the San Jose Sharks.
After trading Brock Nelson to the Colorado Avalanche last night, the New York Islanders have officially stood pat at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline without making any other trades.
The Avalanche are acquiring center Charlie Coyle from the Bruins, Fluto Shinzawa of The Athletic reports.
As per TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, “Hearing that the Islanders have told pending UFA Kyle Palmieri, they’re not trading him today and focused on working on a contract extension with him over the coming days.
When you think of icons in the New York Islanders’ history, the usual names from the dynasty come up. Mike Bossy, Denis Potvin, Billy Smith, Al Arbour, and Bill Torrey come to mind, and they are just some of the many names that made up the great run.
Coming into the trade deadline, many anticipated a big move (or two) from the Colorado Avalanche. They had already addressed a crucial area of need earlier in the season with a pair of trades, acquiring Mackenzie Blackwood and Scott Wedgewood in separate deals.
Brock Nelson was always going to be the best rental center option on the market if the New York Islanders committed to trading him. The decision to move the 33-year-old was made Thursday afternoon, and before the night was over, Nelson was a member of the Avalanche.
The Colorado Avalanche made a big splash on Thursday evening, acquiring Brock Nelson and William Dufour from the New York Islanders for prospect Cal Ritchie, defenseman Oliver Kylington, a first-round pick in either 2026 or 2027 and a 2028 third-rounder.
The Colorado Avalanche have had one major weakness on their roster the past couple of seasons that has really held them back come playoff time: the lack of a legitimate second-line center.
The news the entire New York Islanders and hockey world had been waiting on has finally come. The Islanders will trade Brock Nelson. No destination or further information is yet known.
It’s officially the eve of the NHL Trade Deadline. Despite how close the deadline is, the New York Islanders camp is in virtual radio silence regarding Brock Nelson’s status.
New York Islanders forward Brock Nelson is on the trade block and the Toronto Maple Leafs are among a long list of teams that could acquire him before Friday’s deadline, TSN’s Pierre LeBrun reports.
The trade deadline is less than 48 hours away and the Avalanche’s front office is still trying to improve its roster. Among the positions they’re looking to shake up is the second-line center spot, where Casey Mittelstadt has struggled for most of the season, albeit he scored a big goal on Tuesday.
The NHL trade deadline is March 7 at 3 p.m. ET, and although some names have already been moved, plenty of impact players are still out there.
NEW YORK — It’s Monday morning during the trade deadline week. Thanks to Brock Nelson, the New York Islanders are being talked about nationally. He’s the number one available player on multiple trade boards around the league.
The New York Islanders were 7-4 winners over the Nashville Predators on Saturday afternoon, and Brock Nelson was one of their big stars in the win with a pair of goals. But there was a very surprising and unexpected name on their goal-scorer list for the game.
Welcome to another week of Brock Nelson speculation. The saga continues, but today, I explain why the Winnipeg Jets make the most sense for a Nelson trade.
Islanders forward and top trade deadline candidate Brock Nelson remains interested in an extension with New York.
NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman has given an update regarding Brock Nelson.
What is the possibility that Brock Nelson lands in Winnipeg before the end of this season? With chatter that Nelson could be among the more popular trade targets and with the Jets looking for the type of skill set that Nelson brings, there are reasons to wonder if this is a strong fit.
Are the Islanders set to lose a longstanding member of the team?
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