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By: Michael Clifford
Yesterday was a busy day across the league, even if there weren’t many big free agents available. Let’s go through some of them.To start us off, the Toronto Maple Leafs traded winger Nick Robertson to Pittsburgh for a fourth-round pick. Over the last three years, he’s scored
By: Michael Clifford
Overnight, depending on where you live, Pierre LeBrun reported that the Tampa Bay Lightning signed defenceman John Carlson to a two-year contract with an $8.5M average annual value. Carlson had 60 points in 71 games last season, splitting time between the Washington Capitals and Anaheim Ducks. He turns 37 years old
By: Michael Clifford
It came out nearly a month ago that defenceman Darnell Nurse had asked the Edmonton Oilers for a trade. Nothing happened for a few weeks, but then he expanded the teams where he was willing to accept a trade, and the deal finally came to fruition as Ryan Rishaug initially
By: Michael Clifford
Yesterday’s Ramblings summarized and provided thoughts on some of the big moves on the opening day of free agency, including the extensions for Bowen Byram, Nico Hischier, and Ivan Demidov, the trades of Nick Robertson, Mavrik Bourque, and Devon Levi, as well as the signings of
By: Michael Clifford
Last week was very busy as we saw a handful of significant trades, plus we had free agent frenzy. To catch up on any major move you may have missed, be sure to check out the fantasy hockey analysis in our ‘Fantasy Take’ section. Those contributions come from all of the Dobber
By: Michael Clifford
The Utah Mammoth matched the offer-sheet to which the New Jersey Devils signed centre Barrett Hayton. A matched offer sheet also precludes a trade of Hayton, so he will be around the Mammoth for at least one more full season.*The Chicago Blackhawks announced that
By: Michael Clifford
Leo Carlsson will not be a Philadelphia Flyer as Elliotte Friedman reported that the Anaheim Ducks matched the 5-year, $18-million AAV contract on Thursday. This contract makes him the highest paid player on a per-season basis, and will carry him right until free agency.This is a pretty
By: Michael Clifford
Work has begun on the 2026-27 Dobber Hockey Fantasy Guide! There isn’t an official release date yet, but it should be released in the next few weeks. It has everything fantasy managers need to prep for the upcoming season including projections, team-by-team breakdowns, advanced stats outlooks, rookies/call-ups to watch for, and
By: Michael Clifford
Work continues on Dobber’s 2026-27 Fantasy Hockey Guide, which is available now for pre-order in the Dobber Shop. This edition will include players projections, team-by-team outlooks, call-ups/rookies to monitor, category-specific draft targets, and whole lot more. The best part is because it is a digital edition, it is constantly updated right
By: Michael Clifford
The Philadelphia Flyers announced an extension for forward Trevor Zegras, signing him for four years at $9.125-million per season, a substantial raise on the $5.75-million AAV deal he just completed. Even with the rising cap, he goes from a 6% cap hit to an 8.8% cap hit, being paid as a
