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ANAHEIM's cap situation tightens as Philadelphia reportedly offered Leo Carlsson an $18M AAV, forcing Pat Verbeek to decide whether to match or trade four first-round picks; Cutter Gauthier's high price adds to the crunch, while Mitchell Stephens re-signs with the Coachella Valley Firebirds (AHL) and Winnipeg announces Bloomington Bison as its new ECHL affiliate.
The Anaheim Ducks have signed forward Cutter Gauthier to a three-year entry-level contract after his impressive performance at Boston College and in international tournaments, including leading the NCAA in goals and game-winning goals. Gauthier, a first-round pick by Philadelphia in the 2022 NHL Draft, has shown promise as a top prospect with his scoring ability and contributions to Team USA.
Boston College men's hockey team has secured the No. 1 overall seed for the NCAA Tournament, marking their third time achieving this in program history. They will open at the Providence Regional against Michigan Tech, with a strong season record of 31-5-1 and boasting the NCAA's leading goal scorer, Cutter Gauthier. Under second-year head coach Greg Brown, the Eagles have clinched their 12th Hockey East Tournament Championship and 18th Regular Season Championship, and are set to embark on their 37th NCAA Tournament appearance.
Cutter Gauthier revealed multiple recurring issues led to his decision not to play for the Philadelphia Flyers, resulting in a trade to the Anaheim Ducks. He denied rumors of Kevin Hayes influencing his decision and stated he received death threats on social media following the trade.
Flyers head coach John Tortorella vehemently denied a report linking Kevin Hayes to prospect Cutter Gauthier's rift with the team, calling it "bulls–t" and expressing anger at the media for spreading false information. The report led to Hayes and Gauthier receiving death threats, with Hayes calling the reporter a "clown" and revealing the impact on his family following his brother's death. Gauthier also faced harassment, despite his impressive performance for Boston College and the United States at the IIHF World Junior Championship.
Cutter Gauthier, recently traded to the Anaheim Ducks from the Philadelphia Flyers, revealed that he received death threats via social media after the trade. He declined to discuss the reasons behind not wanting to play for the Flyers, citing it as a private matter. Gauthier also clarified that rumors involving Kevin Hayes influencing his decision were false. Despite the backlash, he expressed excitement about joining the Ducks and emphasized his commitment to the team after finishing his college season.
Cutter Gauthier, who was traded from the Philadelphia Flyers to the Anaheim Ducks, stated that his decision not to play for the Flyers is a personal matter and declined to provide details. The trade, which occurred on Monday, involved Gauthier, defenseman Jamie Drysdale, and a second-round pick. Gauthier, a highly regarded forward prospect, expressed his excitement about joining the Ducks and emphasized his commitment to helping the team succeed.
Cutter Gauthier, the fifth pick in the NHL draft by the Flyers, forced a trade to Anaheim after making it clear he didn't want to play in Philadelphia. This rare move could signal a trend of college hockey players using their leverage to choose where they play, challenging the NHL draft system. The Flyers traded Gauthier to Anaheim for young defenseman Jamie Drysdale and a second-round pick. Meanwhile, the Cubs made a move by selecting pitcher Shota Imanaga from Japan, and Chelsea struggled to score in a recent game.
St. Louis Blues forward Kevin Hayes denies involvement in the rift between Flyers prospect Cutter Gauthier and the club, which led to Gauthier's trade to the Anaheim Ducks. Hayes refutes a comment made on a Philadelphia Flyers podcast linking him to the situation, stating that he had no negative impact on Gauthier's decision. He expressed concern over the aftermath, including receiving threats and harmful comments towards him and his family, and emphasized his respect for the Flyers organization and personnel.
The Philadelphia Flyers made a surprising trade, sending top prospect Cutter Gauthier to the Ducks for Jamie Drysdale and a second-round pick. Former players like Scott Hartnell and Zac Rinaldo shared their thoughts on Gauthier not wanting to play for the Flyers, while even a former Philly villain, Matthew Barnaby, defended the organization. The trade has sparked speculation and anticipation for the Flyers' future matchups against the Ducks.
The Philadelphia Flyers acquired defenseman Jamie Drysdale and a second round pick in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft from the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for the NHL rights to forward prospect Cutter Gauthier. Drysdale, a highly touted blueliner with All-Star potential, is set to make his Flyers debut after recovering from injuries. Gauthier's refusal to sign with the Flyers led to the trade, with the team hoping to capitalize on Drysdale's potential despite the risks associated with his injury history.
The Philadelphia Flyers traded top prospect Cutter Gauthier to the Anaheim Ducks for defenseman Jamie Drysdale and a 2025 second-round draft pick after Gauthier expressed a desire not to play for the Flyers. Flyers general manager Danny Briere stated that the trade had been a long time coming, as Gauthier had initially expressed a strong desire to play for the team before changing his mind. The Flyers see Drysdale as a valuable addition to their defensive lineup, while Gauthier is expected to join the Ducks' young talent in their upcoming youth movement.
The Philadelphia Flyers traded forward Cutter Gauthier to the Anaheim Ducks for defenseman Jamie Drysdale and a second-round draft pick, but the trade was surrounded by drama. Gauthier, a highly touted prospect, had already decided he wasn't going to be part of the Flyers' future, leading to his trade.
The Flyers traded top prospect Cutter Gauthier to the Ducks in exchange for Jamie Drysdale and a second-round draft pick after Gauthier indicated he wouldn't sign with the team. Flyers' management had been trying to communicate with Gauthier, who led Team USA to a gold medal at the 2024 world juniors tournament, but he had changed his mind about playing for Philadelphia. Losing Gauthier is a significant blow to the Flyers' rebuild plans, but they are hopeful that acquiring defenseman Drysdale will help strengthen their team.
Cutter Gauthier, a prospect for the Philadelphia Flyers, was traded to the Anaheim Ducks after expressing his refusal to play for the Flyers. The Flyers acquired defenseman Jamie Drysdale and a 2025 second-round draft pick in the trade. Despite initially showing excitement about joining the team, Gauthier's attitude changed, leading to the trade. The Flyers' management made efforts to communicate with Gauthier, including a trip to Sweden, but he refused to engage. Gauthier's strong performance in the IIHF World Junior Championship garnered interest from multiple teams, ultimately resulting in the trade to the Ducks.