The contract negotiations of two notable defensemen have drawn considerable interest recently in the NHL rumor mill.

Andersson’s deal has an AAV of $4.55 million, but has a modified no-trade clause where he has to submit a six-team no-trade list on July 1. On Monday’s edition of Daily Faceoff LIVE, Frank ...

If you're an old NHL fan like me, when CBA's are brought up, it immediately gives me anxiety. In 2004, an NHL lockout resulted in the cancellation of the entire season, which revolved around a salary ...

Apr 7, 2025; San Jose, California, USA; Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson (4) wipes the inside of his visor during the second period against the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center at San Jose.

The Sabres have RFAs in forward JJ Peterka and defenseman Bo Byram at the top of the list who could be used to make a big-swing deal. They've also got the No. 9 pick in the 2025 draft, and there's a ...

Calgary Flames top defenseman Rasmus Andersson is the exact plug-and-play option that Montreal Canadiens' Kent Hughes could use in his top-four.

The Flames are freely able to court 25 teams in Andersson trade talks; the remaining six can also express interest but are ultimately at the mercy of the player’s modified no-trade clause.

If the Flames trade Rasmus Andersson, sending him to the Buffalo Sabres or two other teams seems like the best fit to move ...

Rasmus Andersson is a core player on the Flames, and they absolutely must not trade him in the offseason if they wish to contend. Advertisement Andersson had a decent season, finishing with 11 ...

Rasmus Andersson is an all-situations, right-shot d-man who could complement a left-shot horse on the top pair or anchor a second pair. Suffice to say, the Flames' phone will be ringing.