The Rangers offered Zibanejad to the Canucks for Miller (one for one)

In New York, it’s not working anymore.
The Rangers tried to remedy the situation by trading their former captain (Jacob Trouba) to Anaheim, and Chris Drury (GM) also sent Kaapo Kakko to Seattle.
But it changes nothing: the team has won only six of its last 22 games, which is unacceptable considering the talent of this squad.
It doesn’t stop there, however.
As reported by Josh Yohe (The Athletic), Chris Drury also tried to trade Mika Zibanejad to Vancouver at some point this season.
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Since the winning streak during the holiday season, Martin St-Louis has received positive mentions. However, before this streak, many fans wanted nothing to do with him at the helm of the Canadiens.
In December, the Canadiens suffered a humiliating 9-2 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. It was probably the most humiliating match of the season for the Tricolore and a turning point for the team.
Martin St-Louis’s future could have been called into question at that moment. In fact, Alexandre Pr

Jake Evans has been producing at an impressive pace since the start of the season. With his 23 points, the center is the fourth leading scorer for the Canadiens behind Lane Hutson, Cole Caufield, and Nick Suzuki.
Evans’ contract will expire at the end of this season, which presents a serious dilemma for Kent Hughes. The Canadiens must make a decision between trading him or offering him a new contract.
In an excerpt from the upcoming episode of the Athletic Commission podcast Radar, Pierre

An outdoor NHL game often takes place in winter cities where the temperatures are frequently below zero degrees Celsius. This time, the NHL may have to push its limits for the presentation of its next two outdoor games.
According to a rumor from Andy Slater of FOX Sports, the next NHL Winter Classic is set to take place at LoanDepot Park in Miami.
The matchup would feature the Florida Panthers against the New York Rangers.SLATER SCOOP: The Florida Panthers will host the NHL Winter Classic at loa

With just a few months to go before the 2025 NHL draft, there is one player in particular who stands out in the QMJHL.
I’m talking about Caleb Desnoyers, who plays for the Moncton Wildcats.
In his 17-year-old year, Desnoyers is not just good: he is one of the best players in the league, currently sitting in 4th place among the league’s top scorers.
The native of Saint-Hyacinthe has collected 51 points in 31 games (!) and what impresses in his game is his ability to be effective in al

With just a few months left until the 2025 NHL Draft, there is one player in particular who stands out in the QMJHL.
I’m talking about Caleb Desnoyers, who plays for the Moncton Wildcats.
At the age of 17, Desnoyers is not just good: he is one of the best players in the league, currently ranking 4th among the top scorers.
The native of Saint-Hyacinthe has collected 51 points in 31 games (!) and what impresses about his play is his ability to excel in all three zones of the ice.
He excels o

Is it just me, or… are we forgetting David Reinbacher?
The Canadiens’ hope was injured while receiving a hit during a pre-season game and underwent surgery on his left knee at the beginning of October. He is not ready to return to play soon, but Kent Hughes said he is not particularly worried about his case, even if Reinbacher will need to work hard to regain his rhythm.
The Canadiens’ GM compares the defenseman’s situation to that of Kirby Dach, who had to miss nearly t

Is Juraj Slafkovsky perfect?
No. And correct me if I’m wrong, but no one has said that either.
However, seeing that he hasn’t necessarily progressed since the beginning of the season, it’s normal to have doubts. After all, we’re talking about a first overall pick…
Kent Hughes was asked what he thought of his young player’s game, and his reaction spoke volumes.
He took a brief pause before answering the question… Then went on to say that the young playe

Kent Hughes spoke with the media today as part of his mid-season review.
Right off the bat, the Canadiens’ GM didn’t hide his secrets.
The organization was not pleased with the team’s start to the season on the ice, but the GM says he is satisfied with his club’s recent performance. Rightly so!
Kent Hughes also discussed the team’s trip to Russia to see Demidov and mentioned that the Canadiens organization noticed that his ice time decreased during that period.
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With its rush of away games – across various time zones – and repeated flights, the Canadiens have not trained much over the past few days. Martin St-Louis has read the mental and physical state of his group well… and he has gained by betting on rest days rather than practice sessions on the ice.
But this break from training is now a thing of the past; the players of the CH took to the ice at the Bell CN Complex in Brossard a little earlier this morning.
In fact, I should have