2024 NHL trade deadline: Tracking and grading all the major deals

Tracking every NHL trade made at the 2024 deadline.

The 2024 NHL trade deadline has come and gone!

The 3 p.m. ET deadline on Friday has officially hit as trading season has come to an end. Of course, deals are still set to come across the wire, but the majority of the work seems to be finished. And with the Vegas Golden Knights throwing everyone for a loop with a late trade for Tomas Hertl, even a quiet deadline was shaken up at the very end.

MORE: The winners (Golden Knights) and losers (Penguins) of the 2024 NHL trade deadline.

Now that the dust is settling, here’s a list of all the deals that have been made! Plus, there will be grades for all the big trades with our early impressions and thoughts.

The top NHL players on the market ahead of the 2024 trade deadline

These are the top trade targets remaining ahead of the 2024 NHL deadline.

The 2024 NHL trade deadline is mere days away and there are still a good number of the top names left on the board.

Doors will close for NHL trades for the rest of the season on Friday, March 8 at 3 p.m. ET ahead of the upcoming playoff push. As of Monday, we’ve already seen some big names come off the board over the last few weeks, including Sean Monahan, Chris Tanev and Elias Lindholm, among others.

MORE NHL: What should all 32 teams do at the 2024 trade deadline?

Now that we’re officially in the home stretch, expect trades to pick up as teams look to sell high on their assets or bulk up before the playoffs. With that being said, who are the biggest names remaining ahead of the 2024 NHL trade deadline? Let’s take a look!

Jake Guentzel trade rumors: 5 teams who are reportedly ‘in the mix’ for the stud Penguins winger

The Jake Guentzel trade market is heading up ahead of the 2024 NHL trade deadline.

The NHL trade deadline is fast approaching on Friday, with some of the notable players on the market dealt already (make sure to bookmark our NHL trade deadline tracker with grades!).

But as of writing this, Pittsburgh Penguins winger Jake Guentzel is arguably the biggest name who could be on the move, and the rumors are swirling.

Any contender would love to grab the player who’s scored over 36 goals three times in his eight seasons. But who could be in the market for him?

Per a report: the Rangers, Golden Knights, Canucks, Panthers and Hurricanes could be “in the mix,” which sums up some of the biggest contenders right now.

Good luck!

NHL March power rankings: What should all 32 teams do at the 2024 trade deadline?

Which NHL teams should be buyers or sellers at the 2024 trade deadline?

The calendar has officially flipped to March and the NHL trade deadline is nearly within sight.

On March 8 at 3 p.m. ET, the deadline for deals and trades will pass, putting an end to one of the busiest times of the hockey calendar. Until then, hockey fans are set for a week of potential chaos, as teams either stock up for an upcoming playoff run or begin to tear things down for an eventual rebuild.

We’ve already seen a few trades made in the NHL, but more are sure to come in the week ahead. Still, now is as good of a time as any to talk about what all 32 teams should do as the deadline draws closer. Here is how we see things across the league in our March 2024 power rankings, trade deadline edition!

5 incredible Yaroslav Askarov saves from the Admirals’ stunning 18-game AHL win streak

The Milwaukee Admirals are tearing up the AHL, and stellar goalie Yaroslav Askarov is a big reason why.

The Milwaukee Admirals have been the best story in hockey this season you might not be aware of, as the Nashville Predators’ AHL affiliate has won 18-straight games, the second-best ever streak in the league.

Part of that incredible run has been fueled by young goalie Yaroslav Askarov, who has been playing some of the best hockey of anyone in either the NHL or AHL as of late. He’s stood firm for five shutout wins since Jan. 5.

With rumors flying about the Predators possibly trading goalie Juuse Saros, Askarov could be the next star goalie once the Preds call him up permanently from Milwaukee to man the pipes in Smashville.

Check out some of Askarov’s stellar highlights during this impressive Admirals win streak and get excited about when he brings his acrobatic, stuntman-ready goalie work to the big leagues on a full-time basis.

Really, these highlights are stunners. We’re so excited for Askarov’s future NHL days.

The Rangers scored the most chaotic OT goal to complete Stadium Series comeback

Artemi Panarin took advantage of the chaos in front of the Islanders’ net.

The New York Rangers emerged victorious from their outdoor Stadium Series bout against the New York Islanders in dramatic fashion.

Early in the second period, the Rangers were down 4-1 to their New York City rival with the game looking out of hand. However, the Rangers were able to battle back to tie the game 5-5 with just under two minutes to play in the third period to force overtime.

And the extra frame didn’t last very long either. Artemi Panarin forced an Islanders turnover in front of their own net and put the puck away during a chaotic scramble in the blue paint. Despite Islanders’ defenseman Noah Dobson knocking the net halfway off its pegs, the goal counted and the Rangers won!

There’s nothing like the explosion of nearly 80,000 fans in a highly contested outdoor hockey game. What a comeback and what a win for the Rangers.

Hockey reporters hilariously spoof typical NHL press conference during Super Bowl Opening Night

This is an all-time parody of hockey reporters at the Super Bowl.

It’s no secret that some sports reporters fall back on reliable questions during a player or coach press conference. Hockey, especially, falls into this line of rote questioning, leading to boring, mechanical answers from NHL players, outside of a few notable exceptions.

With Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday, a pair of NHL reporters from the podcast What Chaos! sought to bring the energy of a typical hockey press conference to the NFL. During the first major media blitz for Super Bowl 58, the reporters went around to members of the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers and asked them some … unusual questions.

The result? A hilarious, trope-filled video with stars like Travis Kelce and Nick Bosa answering NHL-style press conference questions.

The attention to detail here is amazing. From the parody of the Sportsnet logo on their microphones to the visible confusion on some of the players and coaches faces. My favorite part is no doubt when the questions asked actually worked and people like Andy Reid or Patrick Mahomes gave a very hockey player-like answer.

It’s no “pucks in deep”, but what an absolute gem of a video.

Michael Bublé said he was microdosing during bizarre NHL All-Star press conference … but was he joking?

Michael Buble sure was acting weird during this NHL All-Star press conference.

Hey, there’s a sentence you definitely never thought you’d see, and yes, it’s very Mad Libs.

But it really is a thing people are talking about!

The Canadian crooner is in Toronto as a celebrity captain of one of the teams playing in the 2024 NHL All-Star Game, and it was during a press conference that he was … acting kind of weird. As you can see below in a supercut from that conference, he was having a great time.

“My buddy told me, this was just a microdose of mushrooms, and he was lying,” he said. “So, I’ll be honest. I thought I was in Blades of Glory for most of the time that I was out there until it sort of settled down. And then I realized, ‘Holy [expletive], I’m at the NHL All-Star Game.’”

But … was he joking? Reporter Steve “Dangle” Glynn is on the case:

Hmmm. Fellow celebrity captain and Canadian Will Arnett had jokes:

2024 NHL All-Star Game Player Draft: Here’s the full list of players for all 4 teams

The 2024 NHL All-Star teams are set after a return to the chaotic player draft.

For the first time since 2015, NHL All-Stars were able to pick and choose their own teams for the event.

Gone are the boring, divisional teams of years past and in once again was pure chaos as captains handpicked their players for the four-team, winner-take-all tournament. This year, the NHL’s All-Star festivities are being held in Toronto, with the skills competition returning to a more traditional format for Friday and the usual three-on-three All-Star Game tournament set for Saturday.

Last time an All-Star Draft was held, Alex Ovechkin stole the show with his incredible sign begging to be picked last so he could win a car. This time, the stars were out in front of the fans in Toronto as they waited for their turn to hear their name called.

With the festivities now over, here are the players of all four teams set to take part in the upcoming 2024 NHL All-Star Game.