According to NHL insider Chris Johnston of The Athletic, the Canucks are actively shopping their $20.5 million star forward.

In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off with the Toronto Maple Leafs and what their plans may be with Morgan Rielly. Next, we look at some more Maple Leafs who could be available.

The Detroit Red Wings are in a terrific spot amid the Olympic break as they look to break a long postseason drought come April.

Insider says the Oilers and Maple Leafs discussed players before the Olympic roster freeze, but it wasn’t Bobby McMann.

It’s hard to believe what’s happened to the New York Rangers under general manager Chris Drury’s watch the past 18

The trade deadline looms March 6, so that gives NHL general managers a dozen days to decide if they’re buyers or sellers. There will be options available to Sweeney's Bruins.

Although the NHL is on its Olympic break, that hasn’t stopped the news and rumours from swirling around the league. In the latest edition of NHL Trade Watch, we take a look at reports linking Morgan Rielly to the San Jose Sharks.

Many fans have been eager to see Avery Hayes in Pittsburgh this season. Those feelings were only enhanced when Hayes woke up last Thursday, got the call-up, slept during a four-hour drive, showed up two hours before puck drop in Buffalo and scored twice in the first period.

Will there be more trades before the Olympic break? The action's already heating up as we look at one player per team who could be traded.

Teams historically don’t win trades where they’re giving up the star player. Don’t bet on the Devils bucking the trend.

There is no question that the 2025-26 season has been a nightmare for the Vancouver Canucks. At the Olympic break, the Canucks are currently at the bottom of the NHL standings with an 18-33-6 record and 42 points.