The NHL trade window is closed with the arrival of the holiday roster freeze. Let's look at the best deals since 2000.

Who makes the final Canadian cut? And the latest on trade targets Phillip Danault, Rasmus Andersson, Kiefer Sherwood and Ryan O'Reilly.

The 2025-26 NHL trade season has officially begun! On Friday, the Pittsburgh Penguins sent goaltender Tristan Jarry and forward Sam Poulin to the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for goaltender Stuart Skinner, defenseman Brett Kulak and a 2029 second-round pick.

This week, NHL trade rumors are focused on veteran center Phillip Danault of the Los Angeles Kings, and several reports say that Danault has officiall.

Schmaltz is a pending unrestricted free agent (UFA) forward who could be a player to watch if the Mammoth do not have a playoff spot near the deadline. If he is made available by Utah this season, he is a player whom the Bruins should consider making a serious push for.

No trades can be made from Dec. 21 to 28. But after that? Here are a handful of deals that make too much sense.

Hughes, who was tied with Miro Heiskanen of the Dallas Stars for the defenseman lead in power-play points (12) and tied for 11th at the position in points (23 in 26 games) this season prior to the trade, has had three seasons of 30-plus power-play points, including a career-high 38 in 2023-24.

As the Buffalo Sabres have stumbled to start the season, they may look to sell off some pieces, such as winger Alex Tuch.

Flames' Rasmus Andersson becomes the best defenseman potentially available in NHL trade market. Also, will new Sabres management re-sign Alex Tuch?