Enough with slow-playing this player.” Jamie Benn to Have Hearing for Cross-Check to Mark Stoneĭallas’ Jamie Benn will have a hearing today for Cross-checking against Vegas’ Mark Stone. For now, getting Holloway’s NHL career moving in earnest is paramount. He writes, “If the trade deadline arrives and a problem exists, Holland can address it at that time. Spector also notes that it will be important for Holland to clear a path for Dylan Holloway to be a regular in the NHL next season. He adds, “Signing Evan Bouchard, choosing between a UFA troika of Mattias Janmark, Nick Bjugstad, and Derek Ryan” are also issues for Holland to deal with. Mark Spector of Sportsnet took a look at the Oilers’ off-season checklist and noted that the top priority was trading Kailer Yamamoto’s contract. Seravalli speculates that there might a team out there willing to take a flyer on Mantha, especially if the ask is low. Mantha is an interesting player for teams, but his hefty price tag of $5.7 million and lack of consistent production might decrease the number of teams willing to talk about a deal. The 28-year-old winger is signed through next season with a $5.7 million cap hit and is eligible next summer for UFA status. Already open to the idea of trading Evgeny Kuznetsov, if Mantha is also on that list, it could make for a busy summer in Washington. Boston went 65-12-5 for 135 points during the regular season, setting a. Latest On Anthony Mantha and the Capitalsĭaily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli reports Anthony Mantha has popped up in a few different trade conversations. 1 day ago &0183 &32 Sweeneys inclusion is a no-brainer, as he was the mastermind behind a team that made NHL history during the regular season. Given Gallant’s past working relationship with Jonathan Huberdeau and the Flames’ desire to get him back to form, it would make sense that Gallant is high on their list. Related: Contract Snag Means a Matthews Trade Most Likely in Next 40 Days That said, Dreger emphasizes that the Flames will conduct an extensive interview process, exploring other candidates and internal options, including the successful AHL coach Mitch Love. Flames Linked to GallantĪccording to insider Darren Dreger of TSN, after leading the New York Rangers to multiple 100-point seasons, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Gerard Gallant is being considered as a top candidate for the Calgary Flames coaching position. His intention is to remain with the team but also has no desire to sign a contract ahead of the July 1 date that his no-move clause kicks in. Meanwhile, it’s being said that Auston Matthews is sitting back and just watching how all of this unfolds. Explore everything hockey with THW’s Hockeypedia pages.
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