The 2025 NHL trade deadline has proven one thing: it’s a seller’s market. Let’s recap the moves so far: It started with the Ryan Lindgren trade. In exchange for Lindgren, the New York Rangers received a 2025 second—and fourth-round pick.
The 2025 NHL Trade Deadline is near —just a few days away, on Friday, Mar. 7—and the Minnesota Wild have already made what would be considered a small move around the NHL but big in terms of Minnesota.
The Nashville Predators had no way of believing they’d be sellers at the 2025 NHL trade deadline. Barry Trotz went out of his way to improve the team last off-season, but the results haven’t been favorable.
The Minnesota Wild have been hit with injury after injury this season, including several players who’ve been hit more than once. Kirill Kaprizov had lower-body surgery and is out longer than expected, Joel Eriksson Ek hit the injury list for the third time this season, and numerous other names have hit that list.
The Minnesota Wild got into the trade action ahead of the 2025 Stadium Series as they acquired forward Gustav Nyquist from the Nashville Predators for a 2026 second round pick.
The Minnesota Wild are improving their offense in the March 7 NHL Trade Deadline lead-up. On Saturday, they added left-handed center Gustav Nyquist from the Nashville Predators in exchange for a second-round pick in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft.
Gustav Nyquist will be playing for team he formerly played with after this trade. The native from Sweden has been traded from the Nashville Predators to the Minnesota Wild today.
The Nashville Predators have confirmed that they have traded forward Gustav Nyquist to the Minnesota Wild. In return, the Preds get Minnesota’s own second-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
The Nashville Predators have traded winger Gustav Nyquist (50 percent retained) to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for a 2026 second-round pick. Nyquist, a 35-year-old veteran, is coming off of a career season where he scored 75 points in 81 games, crushing his career-high of 54 points.
It’s the second time that Minnesota has acquired Nyquist in a move before the trade deadline.
The Nashville Predators held forward Gustav Nyquist out of their game against the host New York Islanders on Saturday afternoon due to "trade-related reasons." The Minnesota Wild and Los Angeles Kings reportedly are potential landing spots for Nyquist, who is playing in the final season of a two-year, $6.37 million contract.
Nashville Predators’ forward Gustav Nyquist will be held out of the team’s Saturday afternoon game against the New York Islanders in order to protect his health ahead of a potential trade, according to Sportsnet hockey insider Elliotte Friedman.
We have news from the Montreal Canadiens as we approach the famous trade deadline. We are now at that time of the season when several players are removed from their team's lineup 'for reasons related to an upcoming trade.' It's always interesting to keep an eye on.
As per NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, “Hearing Gustav Nyquist will not play this afternoon for Nashville on Long Island. Health protection for trade.” The Predators, who are expected to be sellers and have publicly said that anyone who wants out can be trade, should be busy this week.
The Nashville Predators have officially scratched the 35-year-old forward Gustav Nyquist for trade-related reasons, per Elliotte Friedman. Barry Trotz,
The trade-related scratches for deadline sellers have officially begun.
This story originally appeared on hockeysverige.se and has been translated from Swedish to English. As the 4 Nations Face-Off draws closer, Gustav Nyquist finds himself in an uncertain situation.
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