Marco D’Amico: Sources have indicated that Los Angeles Kings forward Phillip Danault has asked for a trade, and his side hopes something can get done before the holiday trade freeze (midnight of December 20th).
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Phillip Danault‘s agent has denied reports that the forward has asked for a trade. Meanwhile, what was Auston Matthews doing when he gestured at the fans?
Welcome back to another edition of NHL Rumours from the crew at Last Word on Hockey. We’re inching closer to the Christmas Break, and the standings, particularly in the Eastern Conference, couldn’t be any closer.
As per reports, Phillip Danault has now officially requested a trade out of Los Angeles. Danault’s name has been swirling around the rumour mill for a little while now, and it would appear he may be the driving force in a move.
This afternoon, Marco D’Amico reported that Phillip Danault, whose name has been in the rumor mill for the past ten days, has asked the Kings for a trade.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, how is it that the goalie gear for Tristan Jarry was made up so quickly and ready for his debut with the Edmonton Oilers?
Phillip Danault trade rumours are intensifying as he hasn’t scored a goal in the first 30 games of the season. With only five assists, his “entirely dried-up” offence has plummeted from a typical 40-plus points pace for him in Los Angeles.
The Montreal Canadiens have long been searching for an upgrade down the middle behind Nick Suzuki, and it appears they may have interest in a reunion with a former one of their own.
Last night, Frank Seravalli reported that the Habs were in the thick of the race for Phillip Danault’s services. And the tipster, on top of it all, added that the whole thing could possibly be settled by December 20.
For the past week, Phillip Danault has been at the heart of numerous transaction rumors. The Québécois, who has been on a tear with the Kings, would clearly like a fresh start.
The idea of a Phillip Danault return to the Montreal Canadiens has quietly made its way into the rumour mill, and while nothing is imminent, there is enough smoke to justify a closer look.
Phillip Danault is a popular name in town these days. We know that his name is circulating quite a bit on the market. Inevitably, it’s the talk of the Habs, who are looking for a center.
Former Montreal Canadiens centre Phillip Danault has struggled to produce with the Los Angeles Kings this season and has recently been put on the trade block.
Over the past few days, Phillip Danault has been the talk of the NHL. The forward is having a very difficult season in Los Angeles… and his name is circulating in trade rumors.
On today’s rendition of 32 Thoughts, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that the Los Angeles Kings are exploring a change-of-scenery trade with center Phillip Danault.
Yesterday evening, Bleacher Report’s Frank Seravalli reported that “trade chatter is picking up” around Los Angeles Kings pivot Phillip Danault. According
As per NHL insider Frank Seravalli, “Sources: Trade chatter is picking up around #LAKings center Phil Danault. Multiple teams have inquired with LA on his availability.
The LA Kings split the last two games of their brief homestand before starting a six-game road trip with a win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. In pretty much any three-game week, you’ll sign up for a pair of regulation wins, and that’s what LA managed to do this past week.
Los Angeles Kings center Phillip Danault has been added to the Canadian roster that will compete at the 2025 IIHF World Championship, reports Daily Faceoff’s Steven Ellis.
As the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings prepare to face off in the opening round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, tensions have reached a boiling point.
The Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings don’t like each other. Given how much they’ve gone head-to-head in recent years, you could probably say that the two Pacific Division rivals actively dislike each other.
Clearly, it's not just the Habs that are heavily impacted by injuries these days, as the Los Angeles Kings have had to send a forward to defense in the past few hours.
Phillip Danault registered his second career hat trick and scored his first goals on home ice this season as the Los Angeles Kings overcame an early deficit and cruised to a 5-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Sunday afternoon.
Last night served us well with a pair of plus-money SOG props hitting, and now we look to carry that momentum into the weekend. Saturday's NHL slate has 13 games, and we've picked out four of my favorite plays for the day.