Who’s Out: Jordan Eberle, Travis Zajac, Nick Leddy, Braydon Coburn GM Tom Fitzgerald took a second swing at finding a tandem partner for Mackenzie Blackwood after Corey Crawford’s retirement and some offensive depth in free agency, signing Tatar and Bernier to two-year deals. The Devils used their space under the salary cap to snag the big prize of the free agent class in Hamilton to a seven-year, $63 million contract and take advantage of Colorado’s expansion draft protection dilemma by acquiring Graves for Maltsev and a second-round pick. Who’s In: Tomas Tatar, Dougie Hamilton, Ryan Graves, Jonathan Bernier Who’s Out: Ryan Murray, Will Butcher, Nathan Bastian, Nick Merkley, Mikhail Maltsev PODCAST: The Fourth Line Hockey Podcast Ep 345 – The Gold Medal Celebration Wrestling: Impact Wrestling: Five WWE Releases Impact Should Sign NFL: Mac Jones Intangibles On Display In Loss To Dolphins NBA: In A League Where Big Deals Are Common, This One Would Be Huge NHL: Now Is Not The Time For the NHL To Go Back To The Olympics Waddell extended blueliner Zach Werenski on a six-year deal and added former first-rounder Bean in a deal with Carolina, but it will take some time for Columbus to build back up to a playoff contender. Who’s In: Jakub Voracek, Sean Kuraly, Jake Bean, Adam BoqvistĬolumbus GM Jarmo Kekalainen was proactive in trading center Pierre-Luc Dubois, team captain Nick Foligno and defenseman David Savard last season and continued over the summer by dealing Jones with one year left on his contract to Chicago for Boqvist and a package of draft picks, and swapping Atkinson to Philadelphia for former Blue Jacket Voracek.

Who’s Out: Seth Jones, Cam Atkinson, Michael Del Zotto, Mikhail Grigorenko Owner Tom Dundon and GM Don Waddell were unwilling to meet the price that Hamilton attracted in free agency and chose to bolster their blueline depth with the signings of Cole and Smith and swapping Foegele to Edmonton for Bear, but their big move was a revenge play against Montreal for signing Aho to an offer sheet and snagging big forward Kotkaniemi on a one-year deal. Who’s In: Frederik Andersen, Antti Raanta, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Derek Stepan, Josh Leivo, Ian Cole, Ethan Bear, Brendan SmithĪfter being eliminated in the second round by Tampa Bay, the Hurricanes have undergone a significant roster turnover, including trading starting goalie Nedeljkovic to Detroit and signing free agent goalies Andersen and Raanta to replace the departed Mrazek and Reimer. Who’s Out: Petr Mrazek, James Reimer, Alex Nedeljkovic, Dougie Hamilton, Warren Foegele, Brock McGinn, Jake Bean, Morgan Geekie, Cedric Paquette, Jani Hakanpaa But you can check this for the original link: Your browser does not support the audio element. Jim and Chris return to discuss Vladimir Tarasenko signing in Ottawa,

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