According to a new article from Joe Smith and Michael Russo of The Athletic, the trade market for the Minnesota Wild’s Marco Rossi may have already come and gone.
NHL insider Pierre LeBrun has revealed some new updates in the Marco Rossi sweepstakes, with the Canucks and Flames being listed as the top teams. A number of Canadian clubs have been rumored to have interest in pending RFA center Marco Rossi, but most interested are the Vancouver Canucks, as reported by Pierre LeBrun of 'The Athletic'.
So the Vancouver Canucks are “very interested” in trading for Minnesota Wild forward Marco Rossi. That, according to The Athletic’s Michael Russo, one of the most plugged-in beat reporters in the business.
The drama of the offseason is always an exciting and stressful time for hockey fans. Players on the move and signing big contracts help keep many of us filled with hockey talk in the warm summer months.
One of the biggest names linked to the Pittsburgh Penguins in rumours recently is centre Marco Rossi. The former ninth-overall pick in 2020 is coming off a productive 24-goal, 60-point season.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. The Stanley Cup Final is ongoing, but there’s plenty to discuss among teams that didn’t make that last series.
The Florida Panthers took Game 2 against the Edmonton Oilers as the two teams split the first two games of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. As expected, the first two games of the final were an absolute track meet, with high intensity, tons of action, and a slew of bad blood.
Michael Russo of The Athletic: Yes, the Marco Rossi rumors will only keep intensifying from here on out. Bill Guerin knows this given what has leaked out in Philadelphia and other locations.
The Boston Bruins are reportedly among the teams monitoring Marco Rossi’s situation closely, as contract talks with the Minnesota Wild remain unresolved and a trade may be on the horizon.
The Vancouver Canucks are looking for ways to get back into the playoffs next season, and an NHL insider has linked them to star player Marco Rossi. The Vancouver Canucks appear to have a strong interest in Marco Rossi.
A pending restricted free agent is garnering a lot of attention from the Vancouver Canucks. During an interview with Thomas Drance and Jamie Dodd on Sportsnet 650 on Thursday, Michael Russo of The Athletic stated that he believes the Canucks are taking a solid look at Minnesota Wild forward Marco Rossi.
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.
It’s no secret that the Winnipeg Jets are constantly looking for a second-line center. Nearly every season, there’s chatter about how the Jets either traded for someone at the deadline or are looking for an upgrade in that area.
Just like part one of this series, the Carolina Hurricanes are in the biggest offseason in a while when it comes to roster construction. With the cap going up to $95.5 million this upcoming season from $88 million in 2024-25, they will have plenty of cap space to bolster this roster.
The Minnesota Wild are entering this offseason with arguably one of the most attractive trade pieces in their organization. All signs point to the Wild moving on from 23-year-old forward Marco Rossi with his name already appearing in the rumor mill.
Sekeres and Price: Rob Williams on the the Vancouver Canucks. Should they look at Marco Rossi? Should they spend in free agency? They’re prospect pool is a little weak, and they need to convince Quinn Hughes he needs to stay.
Andy Grazino: Given the New York Islanders salary cap situation and their own free agents, it is very unlikely that they would be big players when the free agent market opens on July 1st.
One of the key decisions that will be made by Minnesota Wild general manager this offseason is whether to continue trying to re-sign pending restricted free agent forward Marco Rossi.
While an enormous contract extension for Kirill Kaprizov looms on the horizon in the summer of 2026, the Minnesota Wild are poised to enter the 2025 offseason with much more room and flexibility than in years past after a difficult 2024-25 season.
With the Stanley Cup Final set to get underway this week, it is truly the beginning of “silly season” in the NHL. Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli has already
The Minnesota Wild made the Stanley Cup Playoffs but fell in the First Round to the Vegas Golden Knights. Ultimately, they failed to advance past the First Round again, and have many questions.
The Philadelphia Flyers have three first-round picks in the upcoming 2025 NHL Draft and are center-needy. As a result, the Orange and Black have been in the rumor mill to land 5-foot-9 center Marco Rossi from the Minnesota Wild, who seems to be on the trade block.
The Minnesota Wild have a big decision to make on pending restricted free agent Marco Rossi this summer — and it looks like general manager Bill Guerin could go the trade route rather than extending the Austrian.
The Blackhawks, Kraken, Flyers, Penguins, and Sabres are among the teams that have shown interest in acquiring Wild pending restricted free agent center Marco Rossi, according to RG’s James Murphy.