The New Jersey Devils, Vancouver Canucks rumors are more rampant than ever, after Elliotte Friedman revealed the two teams have been in contact about Quinn Hughes.
Most assume the Devils would have the advantage as Quinn continues to show frustration with the NHLs 32nd ranked team.
However, could it be the other way around? More on that in the links below.
Elsewhere, Philly’s rising confidence, a complicated Pittsburgh-Edmonton trade, and more.
Let’s do that hockey.
Devils Trade Rumors & News
The Athletic ($): Here’s a great piece by Harman Dayal, explaining that the Devils and Canucks are a fit in terms of trade partners, however, they might not be as perfect a fit as everyone thinks in a Quinn Hughes deal. In fact, the Canucks might even have the advantage.
Devils Rink Report: On the latest Devils Rink Report, Peter Baugh joined me to talk about how while the Devils are trending downward, other Metropolitan Division teams are trending upward. The concerns are growing. 👇🏼
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NHL Trade Talk, News, & National Hockey Now
TSN: Despite the rumor that was swirling, indicating that the Los Angeles Kings were contemplating a head coaching change, that chatter has been shot down by GM Ken Holland.
Forever Blueshirts: Conor Sheary converted on a professional tryout, but the beginning of his New York Rangers tenure hadn’t been going so well. That was until he finally scored, and is now showing a boost in confidence.
Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Here’s why although the Edmonton Oilers have interest in Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender, Tristan Jarry, a deal appears complicated.
Philly Hockey Now: Here’s a sense of confidence that should actually frighten Devils fans. The Philadelphia Flyers are no longer looking at opposing teams as measuring sticks. They know they can compete with the best.
Montreal Hockey Now: The juggernaut Montreal Canadiens we saw at the beginning of the season have come down to earth. They lost focus, and an opportunity against the St. Louis Blues on Sunday night.
