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Brad Marchand - F

Boston Bruins

Bruins forward Brad Marchand believes that Tampa Bay and Toronto will benefit from the NHL pause.

Added Apr 18 9:56 am (EST)

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“You can’t skate, keep your conditioning up or keep up your skills. It’s going to hurt everybody. Everybody is going to be sloppy," Marchand said. "I think the only teams that are going to come back and look good are the really young teams like Toronto or Tampa. The really high-end skilled teams are just going to have the legs and be able to get it back quick. Older teams are going to struggle.” The Bruins definitely qualify as an older team because they have Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, David Krejci, Zdeno Chara and Tuukka Rask that are all over 30 years old. Still, this is just Marchand's opinion.

Added Apr 18 9:56 am (EST)

Added Apr 18 9:56 am (EST)

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SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date	Time	Opp	D Rank	Result	Record	Goalies / Goals
Aug 23	8:00 pm	at	14	W, 3-2	-	Jaroslav Halak (2 GA); / David Pastrnak; Charlie Coyle; Brad Marchand;
Aug 25	7:00 pm	at	14	L, 3-4	-	Jaroslav Halak (4 GA); / Brad Marchand (2); Nick Ritchie;
Aug 26	8:00 pm		14	L, 1-7	-	Jaroslav Halak (4 GA); Daniel Vladar (3 GA); / Brad Marchand;
Aug 29	12:00 pm		14	L, 1-3	-	Jaroslav Halak (3 GA); / Jake DeBrusk;
Aug 31	7:00 pm	at	14	L, 2-3	-	Jaroslav Halak (3 GA); / David Krejci; David Pastrnak;

Line Pairings


	First Line
C	David Krejci
LW	Sean Kuraly
RW	David Pastrnak
LD	Zdeno Chara
RD	Charlie McAvoy


	Second Line
C	Patrice Bergeron
LW	Brad Marchand
RW	Ondrej Kase
LD	Jeremy Lauzon
RD	Matt Grzelcyk


	Third Line
C	Charlie Coyle
LW	Nick Ritchie
RW	Jake DeBrusk
LD	John Moore
RD	Connor Clifton


	Fourth Line
C	Par Lindholm
LW	Joakim Nordstrom
RW	Chris Wagner


	Power Play 1
	Patrice Bergeron
	David Pastrnak
	Brad Marchand
	Matt Grzelcyk
	Jake DeBrusk


	Power Play 2
	Charlie Coyle
	Ondrej Kase
	David Krejci
	Charlie McAvoy
	Nick Ritchie


	Penalty Kill 1
	Zdeno Chara
	Charlie Coyle
	Sean Kuraly
	Charlie McAvoy


	Penalty Kill 2
	Jeremy Lauzon
	Par Lindholm
	John Moore
	Joakim Nordstrom

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P. Mrazek - G

CAR

The Edmonton Oilers could reportedly be interested in acquiring Petr Mrazek this off-season, according to TSN's Pierre LeBrun.

On the latest edition of "Insider Trading," LeBrun mentions that the Oilers want to upgrade in goal and that they could target Matt Murray or Darcy Kuemper, but he also stated that Mrazek could be their Plan B. Of course, Oilers GM Ken Holland knows Mrazek from their days together in Detroit. The Hurricanes netminder has one year remaining on a contract that comes with a cap hit of $3.125 million. The 28-year-old had a 21-16-2 record with a 2.69 goals-against-average and a .905 save percentage during the regular season.

Added Yesterday 8:19 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 8:19 pm (EST)

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J. Virtanen - F

VAN

The Vancouver Canucks might ultimately trade Jake Virtanen.

There's reportedly plenty of interest in Virtanen on the trade market. Although Canucks GM Jim Benning said that he expected more from Virtanen in the 2020 playoffs, they would still like to keep him, but that not be the best path forward from a cap perspective. He's a restricted free agent with arbitration rights due for an upgrade after completing his existing two-year, $2.5 million contract.

Added Yesterday 6:38 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 6:38 pm (EST)

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O. Ekman-Larsson - D

ARI

The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly interested in acquiring Oliver Ekman-Larsson from the Arizona Coyotes.

It's not out of the realm of possibility that Ekman-Larsson could be traded, but it would be difficult for the Oilers to make it work. Ekman-Larsson comes with an $8.25 million cap hit through 2026-27 and the Oilers are in a somewhat tough cap situation as it is, so taking on that contract would be tricky. Plus Ekman-Larsson has a no-movement clause and would consequently need to approve a trade to Edmonton. Ekman-Larsson would be a nice fit for Edmonton though, so it makes sense that the Oilers would be pushing for him even with those hurdles to overcome. The Boston Bruins are also believed to be among those looking to acquire Ekman-Larsson.

Added Yesterday 6:33 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 6:33 pm (EST)

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H. Lundqvist - G

NYR

TSN's Darren Dreger believes that Henrik Lundqvist will be bought out by the New York Rangers, perhaps as early as Wednesday.

It would mark the end of an era for the Rangers. There was a time when Lundqvist was the biggest factor in the Rangers success and when he retires, he will be remembered as one of the greatest goaltenders of his era. However, he's 38-years-old now and the Rangers have two young goaltenders ahead of him in the depth charts in Alexandar Georgiev and Igor Shesterkin. To keep Lundqvist on the roster would mean starting the season with three goaltenders, which is far from an ideal scenario. Lundqvist has one season remaining on his seven-year, $59.5 million contract. Buying him out would save the Rangers $3 million in cap space next season by reducing his cap burden from $8.5 million to $5.5 million, but it would give them a $1.5 million cap penalty in 2021-22.

Added Yesterday 6:18 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 6:18 pm (EST)

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K. Turris - F

NSH

The Nashville Predators are undecided about what to do with Kyle Turris.

Turris has completed just two seasons of a six-year, $36 million contract that's looking pretty bad these days. He had just 23 points in 55 contests in 2018-19 and only bounced back slightly in 2019-20 with nine goals and 31 points in 62 contests. "When we made the trade for Kyle ... (he) was a terrific player and he really gave our team a boost," Poile said. "But for whatever reason it hasn't gone well in the last couple years, and those are the things in these next couple weeks that we're going to weigh in terms of what we should do and what we're doing. I don't want to take anything off the table." It's possible that the Predators will buy him out, but that would be a very tough pill to swallow. If they bought him out now, that would be $2 million of dead weight against the cap for each of the next eight years. That does mean that they'd save $4 million in cap space for each of the next four campaigns, but in the long run it'd be problematic. If the Predators can find a trade partner for Turris, that would be ideal, but his market value has to be low at this point. It wouldn't be surprising if he ends up starting the 2020-21 campaign with Nashville.

Added Yesterday 5:59 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 5:59 pm (EST)

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H. Warner - D

MIN

Hunter Warner reportedly won't receive a qualifying offer from the Minnesota Wild.

The Wild would still reportedly like to sign Warner to an AHL deal though. He had a goal in 27 AHL games in 2019-20.

Added Yesterday 4:52 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 4:52 pm (EST)

Michael Russo on Twitter

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J. Eichel - F

BUF

Sabres GM Kevyn Adams isn't planning on trading Jack Eichel.

Eichel is frustrated with the Sabres' performance over the first five seasons of his NHL career, but his agent, Peter Fish, already said that his client "doesn't want out." Now Adams is confirming that the Sabres are planning on keeping him. "Here's the thing: People call and make phone calls and ask about players every day,” Adams said. “My job is to listen. ... We have no intention and we're not looking to do anything with Jack." TSN’s Bob McKenzie reported that the Rangers are one of the teams who reached out about Eichel's availability. It makes all the sense in the world that there are teams who would be interested in acquiring him and given that the Sabres have a new general manager, those teams could have picked now to check in, but it's also unsurprising that Adams doesn't want to trade his franchise player. As always, anything is possible, but it would be shocking to see Eichel traded over the offseason.

Added Yesterday 3:46 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 3:46 pm (EST)

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Y. Weber - D

NSH

Predators GM David Poile thinks it's unlikely that Yannick Weber will be back with the Predators.

Weber is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason. He had a goal and three points in 41 contests in 2019-20.

Added Yesterday 2:31 pm (EST)

Added Yesterday 2:31 pm (EST)

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