Michael Amato of Sportsnet: The Vegas Golden Knights may still need to address their goaltending this offseason. Adin Hill is their starter, but their current backup is Akira Schmid.
David Pagnotta: The Edmonton Oilers could be looking to create some cap space and it wouldn’t be a surprise if they put Evander Kane (16-team trade list) and Viktor Arvidsson‘s (full no-movement) name out in the trade market.
The Colorado Avalanche didn’t wait for the offseason to officially begin before making their first impactful move. They shored up their second-line center position by re-signing Brock Nelson to a three-year extension.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
The Colorado Avalanche are slightly closer to solidifying their opening-night lineup for the 2025-26 NHL season. Brock Nelson – brought in along with Charlie
Troy Renck of the Denver Post: Yes, the Colorado Avalanche are taking a huge risk by running it back. Brock Nelson returning puts management and coaching on notice.
The Vancouver Canucks recently made headlines after they found their new coaching staff under Adam Foote. They will now shift their focus to improving the team’s forward group.
The Colorado Avalanche invested heavily in their top-end talent, resulting in a cap crunch that presents them with challenges heading into the offseason.
The Colorado Avalanche had an eventful regular season. They made a bevy of in-season trades, from re-forming their goalie room on the fly to parting ways with a franchise legend in Mikko Rantanen, general manager Chris MacFarland was busy.
This is a big summer for GM Bill Guerin and the Minnesota Wild, who have finally escaped the financial difficulties of the Ryan Suter and Zach Parise contract buyouts.
The Colorado Avalanche locked up a key centre. The news was announced Wednesday that Brock Nelson signed an extension with the Avalanche. This is a three-year contract that’s worth $22.5 million.
The Colorado Avalanche got a major piece of business done on Wednesday when they announced that they agreed to terms on a three-year contract extension with center Brock Nelson.
Forward Brock Nelson signed a three-year contract extension with the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed by the team, however multiple media outlets reported it was worth a total of $22.5 million and carries an average annual value of $7.5 million.
The Colorado Avalanche did not wait long to permanently shore up their second line center spot. On Wednesday afternoon, it was announced that the team signed Brock Nelson to a three-year extension worth $7.5 million average annual value (AAV).
The Colorado Avalanche have re-signed Brock Nelson to a three-year contract extension. The forward will now be locked in with the team through the 2027-28 season.
The Colorado Avalanche announced Wednesday they signed forward Brock Nelson to a three-year contract extension through the 2027-28 season. According to Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli, Nelson’s annual average value (AAV) will be $7.5 million, meaning he’ll earn $22.5 million over the course of the three seasons.
In doing so, the Avs take one of the top pivots off this summer’s open market.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. We’re just a day away from the Stanley Cup Final, but we’re already thinking about the off-season. Teams that were eliminated for the tournament are trying to figure out how to move forward.
The Colorado Avalanche won the sweepstakes for veteran winger Brock Nelson at this year’s trade deadline.
New York can rest happy with how things ended up, but acquiring one of Winnipeg’s top names would have been just as lucrative.
Brock Nelson was traded from the New York Islanders to the Colorado Avalanche at the NHL trade deadline. It ended his 12-year run with the team that drafted him and sent him to a playoff contender.
The Colorado Avalanche have had one major weakness on their roster the past couple of seasons that has really held them back come playoff time: the lack of a legitimate second-line center.
The news the entire New York Islanders and hockey world had been waiting on has finally come. The Islanders will trade Brock Nelson. No destination or further information is yet known.
NEW YORK — It’s Monday morning during the trade deadline week. Thanks to Brock Nelson, the New York Islanders are being talked about nationally. He’s the number one available player on multiple trade boards around the league.
The New York Islanders were 7-4 winners over the Nashville Predators on Saturday afternoon, and Brock Nelson was one of their big stars in the win with a pair of goals. But there was a very surprising and unexpected name on their goal-scorer list for the game.
Welcome to another week of Brock Nelson speculation. The saga continues, but today, I explain why the Winnipeg Jets make the most sense for a Nelson trade.
The New York Islanders officially began their break during the Four Nations Face-Off. There won’t be any formal team activities for over a week, and the only ongoing hockey will be the Four Nation’s games, the PWHL, and the AHL.
NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman has given an update regarding Brock Nelson.
What is the possibility that Brock Nelson lands in Winnipeg before the end of this season? With chatter that Nelson could be among the more popular trade targets and with the Jets looking for the type of skill set that Nelson brings, there are reasons to wonder if this is a strong fit.
Are the Islanders set to lose a longstanding member of the team?
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