Blue Jackets sign Brian Gibbons to a one-year, two-way contract
EDIT: Tak to som nečakal že si ho Penguins "pustia"

Sens agree to terms with centre David Legwand on a two-year contract

Joe Haggerty of CSNNE: Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli has a couple of open trade conversations still ongoing with fellow NHL teams, and it’s a safe bet it involves at least one of their defensemen. If the Bruins are forced into making an emergency salary cap maneuver this summer, then Johnny Boychuk would be the most likely trade chip with his $3.36 million cap hit. He should get plenty of interest.
The Fourth Period: The Bruins have a salary cap issue and have RFAs Reilly Smith, Justin Florek, Jordan Caron, Torey Krug and Matt Bartkowski left to sign. Multiple sources are saying that they could look to trade Johnny Boychuk and is $3.36 million salary. The Flames, Wild and Avalanche are said to be interested. Boychuk’s limited no-trade clause expired on May 31st.

http://senshot.com/2014/07/03/rumor-ottawa-senators-vincent-lecavalier/

Lance Hornby of the Toronto Sun: It’s believed the Maple Leafs asking price from the Winnipeg Jets for James Reimer has been steep.
“Did he struggle at times? He did, but he was also very good at times,” Nonis said. “He’s not far removed from having some spectacular numbers.
“If there’s not a deal out there that makes sense, then James will be back in Toronto (behind Jonathan Bernier). No one should feel bad about that. I don’t. If he’s back, he’s well-liked by his teammates and he’s a quality goalie. We’re not about to let a guy who could be a starter somewhere else just walk out the door.”

Reakcia na: Wild, 03.07.2014 - 18:13:43
Myslel som si že to bude takto http://www.twincities.com/wild/ci_25778719/minnesota-wild-considering-three-goalies-roster-next-season

Situácia v bránkoviskách jednotlivých tímoch NHL je pomaly vyriešená Jediný otáznik je zatiaľ u Winnipeg Jets Ondřej Pavelec a ... Michael Hutchinson podpísal novú dvojročnú zmluvu (prvý rok dvojcestnú a druhý jednocestnú) ale tento rok to bude pravdepodobne "len" St. John´s IceCaps (AHL) Špekuluje sa o príchode Jamesa Reimera Maple Leafs majú zase záujem o Martina Brodeura len to nemusí byť vzájomné Veľa tímov však musí doplniť svoje "zálohy" v AHL

Chuck Gormley of CSN Washington: The Capitals made an effort to re-sign center Mikhail Grabovski, but at five years and $5 million per season, MacLellan said the Caps decided the money was better spent on two defensemen than one. With $1.1 million in cap space the Caps still have some room to sign a free-agent center, but unless they plan on adding a fourth-liner like Michal Handzus or an enforcer like Zenon Konopka, they’re more likely to seek depth down the middle through a trade.
The Caps now have a few extra defensemen to shop around, starting with Mike Green, but his one-year, $6.25 million salary may be a bit restrictive. Dmitry Orlov [2 years, $4 million], John Erskine [1 year, $1.962 million] and Jack Hillen [1 year, $700,000] all could be dangled in an attempt to land a center.

David Pagnotta: If defenseman Anton Volchenkov doesn’t sign with a NHL team, he’ll head to the KHL, where he already has an offer from SKA St. Petersburg.

Chris Johnston: The Leafs have signed Finnish center Petri Kontiola to a one-year deal.

Scott Burnside of ESPN: 15 interesting free agents and possible landing spots.
1. Paul Stastny – Blues
2. Dan Boyle – Red Wings
3. Christian Ehrhoff – Lightning
4. Thomas Vanek – Wild
5. Ryan Miller – Canucks
6. Matt Niskanen – Capitals
7. Anton Stralman – Red Wings or Lightning
8. Matt Moulson – Islanders
9. Jussi Jokinen – Winnipeg
10. Jarome Iginla – Canadiens
11. Brad Richards – Predators
12. Jonas Hiller – Winnipeg
13. Mike Ribeiro – Predators or Blackhawks
14. Ville Leino – Predators
15. Steve Ott – Sabres

David Pagnotta: Matt Niskanen is believed to be wanting a six- or seven-year deal worth at least $6 million a year. Some teams not interested at those numbers. Red Wings and Lightning are among the teams pushing hard.
Bob Duff: The Red Wings are willing to the max seven-years for Matt Niskanen. They may even go has high as $6 million a year. Dan Boyle would be Plan B.

Neskoro Pred asi mesiacom som ich poslal inému užívateľovi tu na stránke

Reakcia na: kuwo, 30.06.2014 - 19:01:22
To od Dregera som čítal pred dvoma hodinami preto ma to "prekvapilo"

Katie Strang: Defenseman Dan Boyle has narrowed his list down to a handful of teams. He’ll listen to firm offers tomorrow before deciding. The Islanders are one of five teams that he’s considering.

Josh Yohe of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Penguins GM Jim Rutherford said they have four primary UFA targets for Tuesday. They will go with their younger defensemen, and spend a little more money up front. The Pens have seven forwards under contract for next season with Brandon Sutter and Nick Spaling as RFAs. They are looking for a winger for Evgeni Malkin and improving their bottom-six. The Penguins are looking at Malkin’s friend, Nikolai Kulemin. The Penguins plan to be aggressive.
“You can always be aggressive,” Botterill said. “Are you going for top-end forwards and defensemen? No. But you can be aggressive going after specific needs. That’s what we’re going to do on July 1.”
Brooks Orpik and Matt Niskanen won’t be getting new deals from the Penguins.

http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/2014/06/28/coyotes-might-let-their-ufas-walk-vrbata-included/
EDIT: Treba už opraviť názov na Arizona Coyotes

Darren Dreger: Pardy signs extension with the Wpg Jets. 1 yr, $700,000.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have acquired fourth and seventh-round draft picks in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for forward Nate Thompson, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced today.

Arizona Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney announced today that the Coyotes have acquired center Sam Gagner and right wing B.J. Crombeen from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for a 6th round draft choice in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.