That's Wild The Minnesota Wild made one trade in the weeks leading up to tomorrow's NHL trade deadline, acquiring winger Gustav Nyquist from the Nashville Predators, but will they be doing anything else?

The big question with a bit more than 24 hours until the deadline: Will the Wild employ LTIR to create cap space for a big addition?

It’s officially the eve of the NHL Trade Deadline. Despite how close the deadline is, the New York Islanders camp is in virtual radio silence regarding Brock Nelson’s status.

In this case, it’s Nelson and his agent, Ben Hankinson who are keeping their intentions so close to the vest, when it’s usually the uber-secretive Lamoriello who does such. It’s become very apparent — as evidenced that Nelson still had not been traded on Thursday as the Islanders had an off day on the West Coast — that Lamoriello’s first priority was to try and re-sign Nelson to a contract extension.

Brock Nelson (New York Islanders) with a Goal vs. Winnipeg Jets, 03/04/2025

At the moment, the Dallas Stars are the NHL’s second-best team with 82 overall points. If they were in any other division, they would be leading that division. If they were in the Eastern Conference,

The trade deadline is less than 48 hours away and the Avalanche’s front office is still trying to improve its roster. Among the positions they’re looking to shake up is the second-line center spot, where Casey Mittelstadt has struggled for most of the season,