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Pro Hockey Rumors provides up-to-date information on NHL trades and free agency, delivering fresh content every single day of the year. Our team of seven dedicated hockey enthusiasts operates Pro Hockey Rumors, following the successful formats of our other sites like MLB Trade Rumors, Hoops Rumors, and Pro Football Rumors. We strive to set Pro Hockey Rumors apart from other hockey rumor platforms by concentrating on four key areas: 1. **Accuracy**: Although our name includes the word "rumors," we only share information we are completely confident in, based on the credibility of the journalist. If you don’t see a story on Pro Hockey Rumors, it’s because we have reservations about its truthfulness. 2. **Timeliness**: We are committed to quickly sharing breaking news, monitoring Twitter closely to ensure updates are released as swiftly as possible. 3. **Relevance**: Our primary focus is on NHL trades, free agency, and the draft, steering clear of irrelevant and sensational tabloid-style stories. 4. **Adding Value**: While many can compile NHL news, our goal is to provide unique insights with each article, thanks to our team of cap experts who enhance our analysis. Pro Hockey Rumors was established in June 2016.

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PHR Mailbag: Avalanche, Devils, Marner, Canadiens, Flyers, Offseason

5 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

Topics in this edition of the PHR Mailbag include an assessment of the Avalanche, several questions about the Canadiens, and much more. If your question doesn’t appear here, check back in last weekend’s column while we have one more coming from our most recent call for questions. Pearlo: Do we have a Colorado team spiraling towards a rebuild?
Matt Duchene Seeking Multi-Year Deal This Summer

5 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

Matt Duchene has spent the last two seasons with the Stars on one-year contracts. However, just because he signed a one-year pact to remain with Dallas last year doesn’t mean he will this time around. Speaking with reporters today (video link), the center indicated that while he’d like to remain with the Stars, he’s also looking for stability beyond another one-year deal.
Pacific Notes: Prosvetov, Mammoth, McCarthy

5 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

Earlier this month, goaltender Ivan Prosvetov was released from his KHL contract to pursue an NHL opportunity. It appears that opportunity might be coming with Calgary as Sport-Express’ Mikhail Zislis reports that the Flames are the main contender to sign the 26-year-old. Prosvetov posted a 2.32 GAA and a .920 SV% in 38 games with CSKA Moscow this season. He has 24 career NHL appearances under his belt between Arizona and Colorado plus another 146 outings at the AHL level.
Rangers Gauging Interest Level In K’Andre Miller

5 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

This past season was a rough one for the Rangers who went from a perceived Stanley Cup contender to missing the playoffs altogether. Along the way, GM Chris Drury tried to shake up his roster while some of his older veterans could still be available as further shakeups are believed to be desired. It appears that one player who could be in the mix in a shakeup deal is defenseman K’Andre Miller.
Central Notes: Marchessault, Taylor, Safonov

5 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

While there has been some speculation that Predators winger Jonathan Marchessault might be open to a trade after an underwhelming first year with Nashville, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman suggests it might not be quite that simple. In the latest 32 Thoughts podcast (audio link), he relayed that the list of teams Marchessault might actually be willing to go to is rather small.
Atlantic Notes: Robertson, Hutson, Heponiemi

6 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

While Nicholas Robertson got into a career-high 69 games with the Maple Leafs this season, his trade request from last year still stands, reports Chris Johnston of TSN and The Athletic (subscription link). The 23-year-old had a career-best 15 goals this season and even chipped in with a pair of points in three postseason outings. However, playing time remained hard to come by as he averaged just 12 minutes a night of ice time and it’s clear he’d like a shot at a bigger role elsewhere.
Golden Knights Receiving Interest In Nicolas Hague

6 days ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

Nicolas Hague has been one of the longest-tenured Golden Knights players. He has spent the last six seasons with the team and was one of their first-ever draft picks back in 2017. But his time in Vegas might be coming to an end as David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period reports that the team has started to field calls about Hague in advance of his upcoming restricted free agency.
Offseason Checklist: New Jersey Devils

1 week ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

The offseason has arrived for half of the league’s teams that aren’t taking part in the playoffs plus those already eliminated through the first couple of rounds. Accordingly, it’s time to examine what they will need to accomplish over the coming months. Next up is a look at New Jersey. Over the first half of the season, the Devils looked like a potential contender before injuries to several key players dropped them in the standings.
Snapshots: Islanders, Nabokov, Andersson, Hagens

1 week ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

New Islanders GM Mathieu Darche met with the media today (video link) for the first time since being hired. While he addressed the coaching situation, he was also asked about the upcoming draft. New York now holds the number one selection following a surprising victory at the draft lottery, leading some to wonder if they might be open to moving it to help get back into the playoff picture for next season.
Kraken Hire Lane Lambert As Head Coach

1 week ago | prohockeyrumors.com | Brian La Rose

After a long search, the Kraken have found their new bench boss. The team announced that Lane Lambert has been hired as the third head coach in franchise history. GM Jason Botterill released the following statement:After conducting an extensive search, we’re thrilled to announce Lane as our new head coach. We cast a wide net for suitable candidates. What impressed us throughout the interview process was Lane’s strategy and vision for this team.