The NHL's off-season continues as the NHL Draft has concluded and teams prepare for Free Agent Frenzy on Monday. Follow all the latest right here on TSN.ca.The Toronto Maple Leafs acquire the rights to pending free agent Chris Tanev from the Dallas Stars for forward Max Ellis and a 2026 seventh-round draft pick.
Schmid, 24, went 5-9-1 with the Devils last season with a .895 save percentage and 3.15 goals-against average. The St. Louis Blues have traded forward Kevin Hayes and a 2025 second-round pick to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for future considerations. The Dorchester, Mass., native represented the United States three times at the World Championship, recording four goals and seven points in 19 appearances with his team finishing as high as fifth place.34. Carolina Hurricanes: Dominik Badinka - D 36. Columbus Blue Jackets: Charlie Elick - D 38. Colorado Avalanche: Ilya Nabokov - G 40. Seattle Kraken: Julius Miettinen - C 42. Buffalo Sabres: Adam Kieber - D 44. Pittsburgh Penguins: Harrison Brunicke - D 46.
Geekie was drafted 11th overall by the Coyotes in 2022 and recorded 43 goals and 99 points in 55 games split between the Swift Current Broncos and Wenatchee Wild of the WHL last season. Jeannot, 27, appeared in 55 games last season, recording seven goals, 14 points, and 75 penalty minutes. He added an assist in four playoff games before his team was eliminated by the Florida Panthers in the first round.
Originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Predators in April of 2018, Jeannot has 42 goals, 80 points, and 314 penalty minutes in 227 career games.TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger is keeping an eye on the Utah Hockey Club, who are believed to be getting ready to make a significant trade. "A well-placed source has told The Post that GM Chris Drury is working on a deal to send the captain to the Red Wings, a trade that the Michigan native would presumably accept after having played as a freshman for the Wolverines in 2012-13," wrote Brooks."We are told the Rangers may retain $2.5 million per year on the two remaining seasons of Trouba's $8 million annual cap charge.
The Rochester, N.Y., native represented the United States three times at the World Championship, taking home a bronze medal in 2013. He also represented Team North America at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey in a fifth-place performance.General manager Don Waddell told team reporter Jeff Svoboda on Friday that the team is looking to make some hockey trades.