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Sports Business Daily is reporting that the NHL salary cap will increase from 50.3 million to 56.3 million next season. The cap floor will also increase, it will be at 40 million, or a little above.
The Montreal Canadiens held an end of season press conference at 2:00 pm this afternoon, here are some of the topics which Bob Gainey, and Guy Carbonneau addressed.
The season is over for the Montreal Canadiens, today the team reported to the Bell Centre for the last time this season to clear out their lockers. Who should the Habs be interested in for next season?
Is young good enough? Well, having a young team in the NHL means that you are going with the future, one needs some good veterans on the team, but young is the way to go.
The NHL did something a few years ago, they created a system that makes a team which loses in overtime get a point, I find this to be absurd, but it is making the play-off race exciting.
Are the Oilers intent on bolstering their forward group during the off-season? Will Kristian Huselius get a raise this summer? Does Cory Stillman want to remain a Senator? Is Brooks Laich in line for a raise with the Capitals?
Amidst all the reports from various media outlets, the Toronto Maple Leafs could have been a younger, better team after the trade deadline passed.
Do Jaromir Jagr and Brendan Shanahan need strong playoff performances to remain with the Rangers? Is this the last season for Martin Havlat and Nikolai Khabibulin with the Blackhawks? Does Rob Blake want to play in the NHL past this season? Should Senators buy out Ray Emery? Are the Oilers planning on dealing Joni Pitkanen? Will Geoff Sanderson call it quits? Would islanders trade Rick DiPietro? Which teams may go after Jose Theodore if he becomes a UFA? What deals fell through at the deadline?
Are the Blue Jackets trying to re-sign Michael Peca? Will the Blue Jackets try to acquire Patrick Marleau? Can Brian Campbell get more than $8 million per season on the open market? Which UFAs could land big deals this summer? Which team will try to make big moves this off-season?
Last week-end, Los Angeles Kings President and GM Dean Lombardi told a group of the club’s season-ticket holders about losing out on acquiring a number of high-profile players, reports Lisa Dillman of the Los Angeles Times.
I’m not sure where this trend started, but I assume it must have been one of the southern teams looking for a gimmick to attract fans to their games. Now, more and more NHL teams are employing the hockey version of cheerleaders.
The Western Conference is going to be a showdown, every team watching the tumbleweed pass by waiting for the first move. With the Detroit Red Wings letting their 17 point lead in the Western Conference slip to 5 points, and the Dallas Stars climbing up the ladder, it will be interesting to watch that conference in the play-offs.
While the Toronto Maple Leafs completed three minor deals on trade deadline day, they missed out on the opportunity of making a more significant move.
With the Montreal Canadiens goalie Cristobal Huet’s last performances, it’s not ridiculous to suggest that Guy Carbonneau head coach of the Habs, has lost confidence in his net-minder. Could there be a trade in the works?
Kevin Allen of USA TODAY takes a look at the top buyers and sellers in the Eastern Conference leading up to the February 26 trade deadline.
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