Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck made his trade request official on Thursday afternoon, and going public with it certainly puts pressure on the team to get something done sooner rather than later.
It was a busy day in the NHL on Wednesday as the free-agent market opened… but it was a different story for the Habs. The team reached an agreement with Ivan Demidov to keep him in town through 2035, but they didn't bring in any immediate reinforcements.
The San Jose Sharks made a big splash on Wednesday, acquiring Darnell Nurse and Jacob Trouba to help bolster their blueline. But up front, the Sharks signed Mason Marchment to a five-year contract worth $6.75 million.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
Tuesday night was a whirlwind of activity around the Zach Werenski situation. Wednesday became a day of trying to calm the situation down. At least for now, that seems to have been accomplished.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Free agency always carries its share of risks, but this year looked especially bad given the significant increase in the league's salary cap, combined the lack of potential impact talent that was available.
A solid secondary scorer with grit is going to the Bay Area. After NHL free agency opened on Wednesday, the San Jose Sharks signed forward Mason Marchment to a five-year contract.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Today is July 1. Happy Canada Day, happy move, happy Free Agency Day, and so on. On this hot July day, the Montreal Canadiens will try to improve their roster.
Among the names currently being mentioned in Montreal is that of Mason Marchment. The forward, who finished last season with the Blue Jackets, has an appealing profile for a team like the Habs: Marchment is big, he's fast, and he can put points on the board… That's why he's being talked about as a logical target for the Canadiens.
The Edmonton Oilers missed Corey Perry last season. On top of being a capable goal scorer, even as he turns 40 years old, Perry did a terrific job getting under the skin of opponents.
The countdown to free agency continues as trades and re-signings keep the league busy for the moment. As we approach a free-for-all for general managers and players alike, there’s a target I want to highlight for the Edmonton Oilers that hasn’t been talked about a lot.
The Montreal Canadiens are interested in Mason Marchment. I'm not surprised. After all, when you look at his stats, you see that the 6'5” Ontarian has been scoring around 20 goals and racking up about 50 points per season for the past three years.
While the Montreal Canadiens will likely make their biggest forward move of the summer via the trade market, there are still a few enticing forwards that will be UFAs on July 1st that could be of interest to the team.
Despite narrowly missing the playoffs, the Columbus Blue Jackets have some things to be happy about. Defenseman Zach Werenski won the Norris Trophy as the NHL’s best defenseman.
It appears that Mason Marchment’s lower-body injury isn’t as big of a concern as initially thought, as the Columbus Blue Jackets winger will not miss any time and is returning to the lineup for Saturday’s game against the Utah Mammoth.
There's been some unwelcome news in Ohio’s capital.
It’s safe to say that Mason Marchment has enjoyed his first couple of days with the Columbus Blue Jackets. After being shipped off by the Seattle Kraken to the Blue Jackets on Dec.
The Winnipeg Jets had a clear objective: add another impact winger who can play in the top six, drive possession, and bring some edge to the lineup. That’s why Mason Marchment made so much sense as a target.
The Columbus Blue Jackets acquired veteran winger Mason Marchment from the Seattle Kraken on Friday of last week, and he made an instant impact for the club, scoring a goal in his first game after the trade.
As per Elliotte Friedman and a couple of other reputable sources, Mason Marchment is being dealt from Seattle to Columbus. The deal comes in under the wire of the NHL roster freeze on Friday night.
While there’s still plenty of hockey to be played, we’re less than three months away from the NHL Trade Deadline, and prognostications on the notable names that might be on trade boards are starting to come to the forefront.
On Saturday, Nov. 22, another Seattle Kraken player earned an NHL milestone. Mason Marchment recorded his 200th NHL point in a game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
It will be a busy offseason for the Maple Leafs, and it appears that GM Brad Treliving is exploring several trade options to revamp his team’s forward corps.
As expected, the Dallas Stars have opened up additional salary cap space leading up to the offseason.
In a move that has many in the hockey world scratching their heads, the NHL has opted not to suspend Dallas Stars forward Mason Marchment after he made physical contact with an official during Sunday’s game against the Winnipeg Jets.
Marchment might be finding himself in some hot water with the NHL for an encounter with a referee near the end of the second period of Sunday's 5-2 win against the Winnipeg Jets.
Stars winger Mason Marchment has been activated from injured reserve Sunday, per a team announcement. The team opened roster space by reassigning forward Kyle McDonald and defenseman Christian Kyrou to AHL Texas, leaving them with an open spot.
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