Five weeks is a big enough sample size to dissect the impact of the 2022 NHL Trade Deadline and discuss which team landed the biggest prize. The fact that the Stanley Cup Playoffs start May 2, a week from today, further crystalizes the picture since many teams trading for players were looking for a postseason spark.

The NHL trade market is heating up with a significant goaltending swap between the Edmonton Oilers and Pittsburgh Penguins. Edmonton acquired Tristan Jarry and Sam Poulin, while sending Stuart Skinner,

TSN: The Anaheim Ducks are in first place in the Pacific Division, and when asked if they’ll be buyers heading into trade season, Darren Dreger says ‘Maybe.” Forward Leo Carlsson was second in NHL scoring heading into Tuesday night and is eligible to ...

The Buffalo Sabres are currently at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings with a 7-8-4 record and 18 points. This is certainly not the kind of start the Sabres wanted to have, especially when noting that they are aiming to snap their 14-year ...