
Current Season
GP
59
Goals
6
Assists
58
Points
64
+/-
0
S%
3.8%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$7.85M
Total Value
$47.10M
Expires
6 yrs · 2026-2027
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Minnesota's Wild grind through the standings, but their Stanley Cup path stays littered with long-shot hurdles that bettors and oddsmakers refuse to ignore. Quinn Hughes anchors a blue line that draws Norris whispers, yet the hockey gods demand more than solid D to conquer the playoffs. Front-office whispers hint at bold moves needed to flip the script before the real dance begins.
Pittsburgh ships young blueliner Jack St. Ivany out on a conditioning loan to sharpen his edges amid a crowded defensive room. Sully's staff eyes every minute of AHL tape to see if the kid can crack the NHL rotation for good this spring. With injuries lurking and playoffs looming, this move tests whether St. Ivany earns a permanent Penguins spot or stays on the bubble.
Kirill Kaprizov cements his legend with the franchise-record 220th goal into an empty net, powering the Wild to a convincing 5-1 smackdown of the Lightning. Quinn Hughes, Brock Faber and Mats Zuccarello each notch a goal and assist while Matt Boldy dishes three helpers in a clinic that snaps Minnesota's mini-skid.
The trade deadline dust settles, and the NHL landscape shifts as Tampa Bay and Colorado assert dominance with Kucherov torching nets and MacKinnon at Hart pace despite the Avs' recent wobble. Carolina and Vegas lurk with elite balance, while Minnesota's Quinn Hughes boost has front offices buzzing about a West sleeper nobody saw coming.
The NHL trade deadline hits 3 p.m. ET today, and GMs scramble after overnight fireworks like four deals before dawn. Blockbusters already shake the league with Quinn Hughes landing in Minnesota and Artemi Panarin boosting the Kings, yet top names like Vincent Trocheck and Elias Pettersson remain in play. Contenders hunt for that final edge while sellers cash in draft capital, and every phone in every front office buzzes with possibility.
The 2025-26 trade deadline delivers fireworks with moves like Quinn Hughes landing in Minnesota and Artemi Panarin boosting the Kings, but not every deal hits the mark. GMs wheel and deal picks, prospects, and vets as contenders load up and sellers stockpile futures ahead of Friday's 3 p.m. cutoff. These grades reveal which front offices nailed it and who's left explaining to their owners.