Scott Rogust

The New York Rangers faced a bit of uncertainty regarding the No. 5 overall pick in this year's NHL Draft. They were likely out of the running for one of the top forward prospects (unless one of them fell to them), so that meant taking their choice of the tp defenseman. The Rangers were given their choice of the top four, with Chase Reid shockingly being on the board. However, the Rangers stck to their guns, and

The St. Louis Blues entered this year's NHL Draft with four first round picks at their disposal, leaving fans and experts wondering if they had planned on flipping some of them for a top player. During the first round, the Blues flipped two of those picks to the Anaheim Ducks

The Philadelphia Flyers took perhaps the biggest swing of the offseason. In a move that is incredibly rare in the NHL, especially of late, the Flyers signed a r

The Minnesota Wild didn't have the most attention-grabbing offseason, especially considering they are trying to land a top line center.

The offer sheet has been the talk of the NHL as of late, due in part to how rare it has been used since the introduction of the salary cap in 2005. But this year, the Philadelphia Flyers shocked the world by signing Anaheim Ducks center Leo Carlsson to a five-year offer sheet, where he would earn $18 million per year, thus making him the richest player in the NHL. The Ducks either had to match the offer sheet, or receive four first-round picks in exchange from the Flyers. Anaheim opted to match the offer sheet to keep Carlsson on the richest deal in the NHL.

Scott Rogust The Philadelphia Flyers took a big chance this offseason by signing Anaheim Ducks center Leo Carlsson to an offer sheet.

The Minnesota Wild have not yet landed their No. 1 center this offseason, but that's not through effort.

Scott Rogust The Philadelphia Flyers went for a home run equivalent to what Kyle Schwarber puts up regularly at Citizens Bank Park.

It's been a little less than two weeks since the New York Rangers finally made their move to trade away centre Vincent Trocheck. After being on the trade block for most of the year, the Rangers traded Trocheck to the Utah Mammoth in exchange for defenseman Sean Durzi, forward prospect Cole Beaudoin, and a 2027 third-round draft pick. While on paper, this didn't fit the reported asking price the Rangers had for Trocheck, it did give them a puck moving defenseman and a much needed forward to add to their prospect pipeline.

It's been no secret that the New York Rangers have been searching for a star to help them get back into Stanley Cup contention. Their plans to do that this offseason hit multiple snags. Impending free agents such as Connor McDavid, Jack Eichel, and Kirill Kaprizov all signed contract extensions before the start of this past season. Then, the Rangers targeted Brady Tkachuk and Dylan Larkin on the trade block this offseason, but were told