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Another Injury... Kirby Dach now finds himself sidelined due to injury for the second time this season, posing questions about his future with the team heading into next season. While Dach's injuries aren't all linked to a singular lingering issue, he is now 25-years-old and has yet to play a full 82-game season in the NHL. Is he really injury-prone, or is he just one of the most unlucky players in the league? The former third-overall pick in the 2019 NHL draft was acquired

Every report has indicated that Finnish sniper Patrik Laine has played his final game in a Montreal Canadiens uniform. The return of depth forwards Alex Newhook and Alexandre Texier, along with the lack of a role in the Habs' top six, has made Laine the odd man out in Montreal. But what will Kent Hughes do with the cap space created after Laine's $8.7M cap hit comes off the books? Will another big move be made? Or do Hughes and St. Louis feel comfortable with the group they

The Olympics are over. The NHL is back. Now it’s time for front offices to decide whether they’re buying or selling. W ith the NHL trade deadline already 8 days away, which teams need to add reinforcements, and which teams need to cut their losses and look to the future? Let's go over it, in the order of the standings (February 25th): Colorado Avalanche (BUY) - Forward Help The Avalanche recently freed up some extra cap space, giving them $8.7M to play with at the deadline