Free agency is now under a month away, and teams are looking ahead to when it opens. There will be several impact players set to hit the open market in July, while many teams also have key restricted free agents to re-sign.
Three players were claimed off the NHL waiver wire Thursday. In Nashville, the Predators claimed left winger Jakub Vrana from the Washington Capitals as well as defenseman Jordan Oesterle from the Boston Bruins.
The Predators have claimed winger Jakub Vrána off waivers from the Capitals and defenseman Jordan Oesterle off waivers from the Bruins, per Chris Johnston of TSN and The Athletic.
Left-wing Jakub Vrana was claimed by the Nashville on Thursday, 25 hours before the NHL Trade Deadline at 3 PM ET on Friday, after the Washington Capitals placed the 29-year-old on waivers.
Tom Gulitti: The Washington Capitals have placed forward Jakub Vrana on waivers as they look to create more salary cap flexibility heading into Friday’s trade deadline and for the rest of the season.
The Washington Capitals placed left-wing Jakub Vrana on Wednesday, 49 hours before the NHL Trade Deadline at 3 PM ET on Friday. He will likely report to the AHL’s Hershey Bears unless someone claims him.
With the NHL trade deadline quickly approaching, teams are adjusting their rosters which has led to four players being placed on waivers on Wednesday afternoon.
With the 4 Nations Face-Off now complete, the trade deadline looms large and is less than two weeks away. Where does each team stand, and what moves should they be looking to make? We continue our look around the league with the Washington Capitals.
Aliaksei Protas scored twice and Jakub Vrana netted the game-winner on the power play as the Washington Capitals (23-8-2) defeated the Los Angeles Kings 3-1.
Photo: Capitals The Washington Capitals downed the Carolina Hurricanes, 3-1, Friday night at Capital One Arena in the District. The victory improves the Capitals record to 22-8-2 (46 points) on the season.
Former Detroit Red Wings forward Jakub Vrana does seem to have a knack for wearing out his welcome. He’s on the outs again with yet another NHL club. The Washington Capitals were opting to re-insert winger Vrana in their lineup for Monday’s 3-1 loss at the Dallas Stars.
The Washington Capitals bested the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2 Sunday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The victory moved the Capitals’ record to 12-4-1 and 25 points on the season.
Photo: @Capitals The Washington Capitals downed the Vegas Golden Knights, 4-2 Tuesday night at Capital One Arena in Washington. The victory improves the Capitals record to 1-1-0 for the season.
Washington's decision to bring him back is already paying dividends as the 28-year-old scored Tuesday on his first shot in his first game with the franchise since 2021.
The Washington Capitals have made the news official this morning: they have signed forward Jakub Vrana to a one-year, one-way contract worth $775,000. The 28-year-old signed a professional tryout agreement with the club in August.
Former Detroit Red Wings player Jakub Vrana has earned another chance in the city where he launched his NHL career in 2016-17. The Capitals signed him to a one-year, one-way deal paying him $775,000 for season.
He quickly became a fan favorite due to his youthful personality, lightning-quick speed and untapped potential, and was once viewed as the successor to Ovechkin as the team's star goal-scorer of the future.
The Washington Capitals have signed Jakub Vrana to a one-year, $775,000 contract. The contract is a one-way deal. Vrana was in training camp on a player tryout agreement (PTO).
The Washington Capitals are bringing back a familiar face for their upcoming 2024 Training Camp. The team announced that forward Jakub Vrana is joining the team on a professional tryout agreement.
When his day of reckoning came in both his life and in his career with the Detroit Red Wings, Jakub Vrana recollects most vividly the fear and trepidation he felt after making the decision to share his problem with Red Wings GM Steve Yzerman.
When Jakub Vrana was last seen on the ice with the St. Louis Blues on Dec. 9, a 3-1 loss against the Chicago Blackhawks, it certainly appeared at the time it would be his last appearance in a St.