No trade lists name franchises, not cities.

Additional players expected to represent 🇺🇸 at upcoming world championships include Johnny Gaudreau, Cole Caufield, Tage Thompson, Luke Hughes, Shane Pinto in addition to the names I reported yesterday which included Brady Tkachuk, Seth Jones, and Trevor Zegras. USA Hockey

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One more note: when the Thrashers moved to Winnipeg, no allowance was made for players to adjust their trade protection. However, Atlanta players who were under contract for the next season were given financial compensation for the move.

This is true, but the dates for submitting the lists vary from contract to contract. In most cases it’s June 30 (after the draft, prior to the start of free agency). When the list is submitted is part of the contract negotiation.

Someone want to explain this to him?

That’s possible as well.

Yes, that’s the point.

Talking about players from other teams.

No-trade lists are based on the franchise, but a players decision to include a team or not would depend a lot on where it is.

From an agent this morning: The reason this wouldn’t just bother the Coyotes players is that there are those who have some form of limited trade protection who don’t list Arizona on a no-trade list but might have included Salt Lake City.

This just happened in Tampa. Bryan Hayes OverDrive

Penguins Playoff Chances By Date

March 24 0.8%
March 31 2%
April 5 14%
April 6 19%
April 7 37%
Yesterday 31%
Today 34%

For: Denny Wolfe

Flyers Playoff Chances By Date
March 24            88%
March 31            72%
April 5                 53%
April 6                 47%
April 7                 22%
Yesterday            19%
Today                     4%

I’m in Manhattan, there’s a partial eclipse and I could have sworn I just saw Bill Murray. Should I be concerned?

Amazing night. We did the game from first row of the upper deck in SJ, there’s a long-time season ticket holder who sits right behind us. When Vegas went up 3-0 in the 3rd, he got up to leave and said “Same old Sharks Gord.” Imagine listening on the radio on the drive home.

To clarify, it’s the 20th game where Ottawa has given up a goal on the first or second shot. Overall, it’s happened 21 times, Vancouver scored on it’s first and second shots against the Sens.

More people—not just high profile athletes—should listen to Caitlin Clark. If you’re going to do something that makes you stand out from the crowd, there are going to be critics, no matter how well you do. Some people are just fueled by hate, you can’t let them impact your life.

Another big comeback in the Ontario Hockey League playoffs last night. A day after Soo Greyhounds came back from 4-1 down to beat Guelph Storm in OT in game three of their series, Kitchener Rangers erased a 3-0 deficit vs Erie Otters 🦦 and won game three of that series in OT.

Travel and start times for TV.