So, what does this mean for ex-New Jersey Devils forward, Michael McLeod. After the 2018 Hockey Canada acquitted were reinstated on Thursday, they were free to begin their NHL careers as soon as December. One is already expected to sign, and soon. Plus, by the sound of it, they have multiple bidders. More on that in the links.
In Buffalo, the Devils rookies win again.
Elsewhere, Flower is getting back between the pipes where it all started, the clock in Philly is ticking, and who should be selling at the NHL Trade Deadline in 2026?
Let’s do that hockey.
Devils Trade Rumors & News
NHL.com : The Devils rookies are rollin’, as they’ve won 2/2 contests at the Buffalo Prospect Challenge thus far. Shane LaChance continues to impress, and Lenni Hameenaho tallied his first. More here.
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The Athletic ($): Well, that certainly didn’t take long. Chris Johnston of The Athletic reports that goaltender Carter Hart is expected to sign a multi-year contract by Oct. 1st after being reinstated just two days ago. Further, neither Philly nor Edmonton are expected to be the team Hart lands with.
Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Flower’s back! Marc-Andre Fleury and the Pittsburgh Penguins came to an agreement on a PTO contract Friday morning. The semi-retired goaltender is expected to get a bit of work in net during the preseason.
Philly Hockey Now: The Philadelphia Flyers have not made the playoffs in five years. In fact, if they miss the postseason for the sixth consecutive season, they will set a new franchise record —and not the good kind. Will James say’s their patient approach is running out of time.
Sportsnet: When the Devils get to the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline, they should certainly be buyers, barring a setback. If so, here are four teams that could, and should, be sellers.
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