Coconuts

Maybe, but like him or not he does hear things and if teams are hearing that they're not even interested in listening on him than it's worth sharing

If anything this may push Calgary further towards looking at a retool, they're playing competitive hockey May be a mushy middle team, but they'll still have to sell Fortunately trading both Hanifin and Tanev would probably be enough to see them slide, I'm not sure they're set either way on Marky, depends on what teams offer imo

Wild have been hot of late, if Ek is hurt that'd be a big loss as he's been huge for them

Yup, I'm waiting for it. Dahlin won't set anything in regards to Hughes, Hughes has another three cap increases to drive up his price as well. You're right, both players sat out. Neither took a discount either, if anything Pettersson took a little less to drive his term down and set himself up later. Both players likely get paid full value. But yeah, a lot of the folks fussing about not wanting to pay Pettersson probably won't want to pay Hughes 12-13M+ either.

What kinda dirt do you have on Staios?

Kessel confirmed e5

Fight and a goal today, Rags fans love him thus far Could be a solid bottom six guy

https://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/2852165/report-sens-have-untouchables-but-are-open-for-business If there was any doubt the Ottawa Senators would be active ahead of the upcoming NHL trade deadline, it can be put to rest. The Senators have untouchable players but are "open for business," league executives told Postmedia's Bruce Garrioch. Ottawa forwards Vladimir Tarasenko and Dominik Kubalik are prime candidates to be dealt before March 8 because of their status as pending unrestricted free agents. Tarasenko has a $5-million cap hit, while Kubalik's figure is half of that, according to CapFriendly. The Senators have reportedly listened to teams interested in defenseman Jakub Chychrun, who they acquired in a swap with the Arizona Coyotes last spring. Chychrun called the report "ridiculous" when asked about it in January. The blue-liner, who'll turn 26 on March 31, is under contract through 2024-25 with a $4.6-million cap hit. Ottawa might not just be a seller, though. The Sens were reportedly one of the teams interested in Calgary Flames rearguard Chris Tanev, who is among the most coveted deadline targets. In terms of untouchables, Ottawa has eight players signed through at least 2026-27. Team captain Brady Tkachuk (2027-28), Tim Stutzle (2030-31), Josh Norris (2029-30), Drake Batherson (2026-27), Thomas Chabot (2027-28), Artem Zub (2026-27), Jake Sanderson (2031-32), and Joonas Korpisalo (27-28) are all inked long term. The Senators entered Saturday sitting second last in the Atlantic Division by points percentage. They have the fewest points in the group but three games in hand on the Montreal Canadiens, who have one more point.

12M won't always be what it is now I don't think we'd win a Pettersson trade

Stank

Seattle could be annoying too

Pay the man

Wild are impressing, they were a team I thought would kinda fall behind but they've climbed their way back into the playoff mix Lot of jostling for those final two western spots All of St. Louis, Nashville, Minnesota, Seattle, and Calgary are in the mix LA's been better of late but they aren't safe yet

Winnipeg with a big two points

https://thehockeynews.com/news/reaction-nba-rockets-owner-says-hes-talked-to-nhl-about-bringing-a-team-to-houston

Stop, Kessel time!

New Sum 41

Previously unreleased Linkin Park

Pettersson? Do We Really Need Him?