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Capitals GM Chris Patrick says Washington will center this offseason around the trade market, stockpiling assets to try to land a top-six forward while weighing Alex Ovechkin’s future and navigating roughly $34 million in cap space amid a weak free-agent class.
The New York Rangers traded Artemi Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings for a conditional third-round pick and prospect Liam Greentree, and Panarin then signed a two-year extension with the Kings at an $11 million average annual value. New York will retain 50% of Panarin’s cap hit this season as the teammoves into a retool, while Greentree—20 years old and coming off strong OHL-season production—gives L.A. added offensive upside. Panarin, who had 57 points in 52 games this season, departs after six seasons as a core Ranger.”,
The Anaheim Ducks acquired forward Jeffrey Viel from the Boston Bruins for a conditional 2026 fourth‑round pick. Viel, 28, is known as a hard-nosed, penalty-prone depth winger who spent much of last season in the AHL with Providence and could be used by Anaheim in the NHL or assigned to the San Diego Gulls. Boston quickly recalled defenseman Billy Sweezey to address roster needs after dealing Viel, while Viel’s future role with the Ducks remains to be determined.
Anaheim acquires left winger Jeffrey Viel from Boston for a 2026 fourth-round pick, with Boston receiving the better of Detroit’s or Philadelphia’s 2026 fourth-round selection. Viel, 28, has appeared in 10 Bruins games this season and brings a strong AHL résumé, helping the Ducks deepen their forward depth.
The Toronto Maple Leafs traded Mitch Marner to the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for Nicolas Roy, a 28-year-old center with a Stanley Cup win in 2023, known for his international play and NHL experience.
The article provides an updated NHL free-agent big board, highlighting key players still available after top targets like Marner, Marchand, Ekblad, and Provorov have been signed, emphasizing the high demand and strategic value of remaining free agents across various positions.
The New York Rangers traded captain Jacob Trouba to the Anaheim Ducks, acquiring Urho Vaakanainen and a draft pick, to free up salary cap space. This move, part of GM Chris Drury's strategy, raises questions about replacing Trouba's defensive role and potential future trades, possibly targeting players like Brady Tkachuk. The Rangers are also considering their next captain, with Vincent Trocheck as a potential candidate. Additionally, a significant contract extension for goalie Igor Shesterkin is expected, providing financial stability for future team planning.