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Trotz calls out Craig Smith, Sergei Kostitsyn

Nashville Predators coach Barry Trotz called out Craig Smith and Sergei Kostitsyn for their lack of production this season.

"We expected production from Sergei and Craig Smith and we got none," Trotz said. "Both those guys, we were looking at them to be top-six, top-seven forwards and we got no production." Ouch. Smith finished with four goals and 12 points while Kostitsyn scored three goals and 15 points. Both were pretty big disappointments for a Predators team that finished tied for last in the NHL in scoring with 2.27 goals per game.
Source: The Examiner
Mon, Apr 29, 2013 10:04:00 PM
Blackhawks ink Anton Forsberg to 2-year deal

Anton Forsberg has signed a two-year deal with the Chicago Blackhawks.

Forsberg was acquired from Columbus in the Artemi Panarin-Brandon Saad swap. He is projected to be Chicago's backup goaltender in 2017-18.
Source: Chicago Blackhawks on Twitter
Jun 26 - 3:56 PM
Teemu Selanne highlights HHoF class of 2017

Teemu Selanne has indeed been elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Selanne was expected to be a lock in his first year of eligibility and he is just the second Finnish-born player to be elected following the induction of Jari Kurri. He compiled 684 goals and 1,457 points in 1,451 career games. Dave Andreychuk, Mark Recchi, Paul Kariya and Danielle Goyette were also elected in the player category, while Jeremy Jacobs and Clare Drake will be inducted in the builder category.
Source: NHL.com
Jun 26 - 3:37 PM
Zack Kassian gets 3-year deal with Oilers

Zack Kassian has signed a three-year extension with Edmonton worth $5.85 million.

Kassian was slated to be a restricted free agent on July 1. He produced 24 points and 101 penalty minutes in 79 games with the Oilers last season.
Source: Bob McKenzie on Twitter
Jun 26 - 3:29 PM
Stars will use a buyout on Antti Niemi

Antti Niemi will be bought out by the Dallas Stars.

Dallas will place him on waivers for a buyout. Niemi has one more year left on his current contract and the Stars will be charged with a $1.5 million cap hit for the next two seasons. He struggled during his time with Dallas and was never able to seize control of the starting role from Kari Lehtonen, who wasn't very good either. It was expected that Niemi would be bought out after the Stars added Ben Bishop in the off-season.
Source: Mike Heika on Twitter
Jun 26 - 12:06 PM
Carolina inks Derek Ryan to one-year deal

The Carolina Hurricanes have signed Derek Ryan to a one-year/$1.425 million contract.

Ryan only received $600,000 from the Hurricanes last season so he got a nice raise. The Bill Masterton Memorial Finalist had 11 goals and 29 points in 67 games last season. He should be a 30-35 point center this season.
Source: Pro Hockey Talk
Jun 26 - 9:28 AM
Report: NYR will hire Lindy Ruff as assistant

The New York Rangers will reportedly hire Lindy Ruff as an assistant coach.

The New York Post's Larry Brooks points out that the deal is not done, but it will be. Ruff spent the last four years as the head coach of the Dallas Stars and he held the same role with the Buffalo Sabres for 15 years. Ruff will be in charge of handling the Rangers' defense. Jeff Beaukeboom, who coached the defense last year, will join New York's scouting staff.
Source: Larry Brooks on Twitter
Jun 24 - 12:19 PM
CGY acquires Travis Hamonic from NYI

The Calgary Flames have acquired Travis Hamonic and a conditional fourth-round pick from the New York Islanders.

The Islanders have received a first-round pick in 2018, a second-round pick in 2018 and another conditional second-round pick in 2019 or 2020. It's an interesting fit for Hamonic, as the Flames already have a loaded blue line with guys like Mark Giordano, Dougie Hamilton and T.J. Brodie. Hamonic, 26, had three goals and 11 assists in 49 games in 2016-17. Hamonic has three years remaining on his contract at a reasonable cap hit of $3.857 million. The Flames have put together one of the best blue lines in the league.
Source: Elliotte Friedman on Twitter
Jun 24 - 11:08 AM
Avs make Conor Timmins first pick of 2nd rd

The Colorado Avalanche selected Conor Timmins with the first pick in the second round of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft.

The Avalanche clearly believe their defense needed some work, as they drafted Cale Makar fourth overall before taking Timmins on Saturday. Timmins, 18, missed being part of the 2016 draft by just three days. Timmins is a slick, puck-moving defenseman that has been with the OHL’s Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds for the last two seasons. In his first campaign in the junior ranks, he picked up just 13 points in 60 contests, but last season he made an impressive leap. Timmins’ 61 points in 67 games helped vault him into a top prospect in the 2017 draft. Scouts are impressed by his strong shot and solid skating ability. The knock on him is that he tends to get himself into some trouble with turnovers at inopportune times.
Jun 24 - 10:13 AM
Nolan Patrick aims for spot on the Flyers

Nolan Patrick was not upset about going No. 2 overall and he thought he would heading to the Flyers.

"I kind of had a feeling I was going to end up in Philly, and I'm real excited about the chance to go there," said Patrick. "It's a special day for me and my family." He feels he didn't play at all like himself in 2016-17 and is confident that a good summer will get him back to performing at 100 percent. Patrick's size and maturity could make him ready to make the jump to the NHL as early as next season.
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer & Daily News
Jun 24 - 10:06 AM
St. Louis acquires Brayden Schenn from Flyers

The St. Louis Blues have acquired Brayden Schenn from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Jori Lehtera, the 27th overall pick in 2017, and a conditional first rounder in 2018.

Schenn had 25 goals and 55 points in 79 games last season, making it his second straight campaign where he reached that 55-point mark. While Schenn never developed into an offensive star, he's a solid contributor that should do well for the Blues. It'll be worth keeping an eye on Schenn during training camp to see how he fits into St. Louis' roster. The ideal would obviously be seeing Schenn on a line with Vladimir Tarasenko, but that's far from a certainty.
Jun 23 - 9:43 PM
Vegas franchise's first pick is Cody Glass

Cody Glass has been taken with the sixth overall pick by the Vegas Golden Knights.

Glass makes history as the first player ever taken by the Vegas Golden Knights. He's coming off a fantastic year with the WHL’s Portland Winterhawks. After scoring 27 points in 65 games last season, the 18-year-old put up 32 goals and 94 points in 69 contests this year. He added nine points in 11 playoff games with the ‘Hawks and three points in three games with Canada at the 2017 under-18 World Hockey Championship. The 6-foot-2, 180 pounder is an incredible playmaker with great hands, terrific vision and sound hockey IQ. He’s likely a year or two away from being a full-time NHLer, but when he arrives, there’s a good chance he’ll be an impact player for the young franchise.
Jun 23 - 7:45 PM



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