During a recent appearance on Morning Cuppa Hockey, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman argued that the Lightning could be active on the trade market to improve their roster if their early-season struggles continue. In addition, Friedman specifically mentioned new Lightning top prospect Sam O'Reilly as their top trade chip if the Lightning do try to add.

The 2025 NHL season is drawing near, which means the pro hockey rumor mill is coming alive, with reports of potential trades and updates on players who may or may not be moved.

Canucks and Bruins a trade fit, Carter Hart to be signed to contract, Yegor Chinakhov trade talk and Flames making calls.

Buffalo Sabres winger Alex Tuch is undoubtedly a big player to keep an eye on this season. The 29-year-old forward is a pending unrestricted free agent (UFA), and the Sabres will work hard to get him signed to a contract extension before the trade deadline gets here.

Relax, Flyers fans. We dive into why the latest Owen Tippett trade rumors are baseless, according to top NHL insiders, and why he's a core part of Philadelphia's future.

NHL Trade Rumors: Flyers Defenseman Has Western Conference Admirer In spite of being benched early in the season, a Flyers defenseman holds some Western Conference interest. Calgary seeks a young blueliner, eyeing a former local junior player with size.

NHL trade winds are blowing, with Alex Tuch of the Buffalo Sabres reportedly drawing interest from teams like the Boston Bruins and Edmonton Oilers. Meanwhile, the Oilers are contemplating defensive roster adjustments due to a surplus.

We are not even a month into the 2025-26 NHL season, and the vibe is already feeling off for the Buffalo Sabres.

As the season progresses, trade rumors continue to emerge, and a recent report places up to four Edmonton players at risk of demotion or trade. NHL reporter Frank Seravalli told Kevin Karius that roster moves are expected from the Oilers, starting with ...

Montreal Canadiens forward Joshua Roy faces trade speculation after another demotion to the AHL's Laval Rocket. Despite showing offensive talent in 23 NHL games, depth issues and competition from other young players have hindered his permanent roster spot.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson is facing uncertainty with the team again. The 24-year-old left winger was drafted at No.