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This week, Jim, Kyle, and Vivek dive into three big stories across the NHL: the public Connor Hellebuyck trade request, Cale Makar's record-breaking new contract, and the Edmonton Oilers statement that four players will not be ready for camp because of injuries.

Oh, and we get into some PTO talk and Sam Montembeault trade rumors.

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NHL Trade Talk Podcast — Ep. 32: The NHL Offseason Leftovers

The offseason is winding down, but plenty of storylines are still unresolved. This week we dig into the leftovers that could shape training camp and beyond:

• Cutter Gauthier — Where things stand with his contract situation in Anaheim and what it means for his future with the Ducks.
• Dylan Larkin — The latest on his trade request out of Detroit, the fallout from Steve Yzerman's exit as GM, and whether a deal gets done before camp opens.
• Connor Hellebuyck — Is Winnipeg really moving on from their franchise goaltender, or does this drag out deeper into the season?
• Odd Rumors — We round out the show with some of the weirder and more speculative buzz floating around the league right now.

A packed episode covering the loose ends of a wild offseason — tune in for our full breakdown.

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We're back! The NHL Trade Talk Podcast took a hiatus, but we're back and talking all things NHL, including trades, free agency, moves and storylines from the 2026 offseason.

Jim, Kyle, and Vivek are your hosts, as we did into key NHL news, NHL trades, free agency, and share a few hot takes,

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This episode was all about the 2023 NHL Entry Draft. Brooke and Jim are back to dive into the top picks, including Connor Bedard going to the Chicago Blackhawks, whether the Anaheim Ducks went off the board taking Leo Carlsson and what to make of Matvei Michkov falling to the Philadelphia Flyers. Did he orchestrate his way there and was it a gamble by the Flyers to take him at No. 7?

We talk about the Arizona Coyotes going off the board, the lack of trades in the first round, and some of the more emotional moments, including the consistent appreciation for former Nashville Predators' GM David Poile and the Columbus Blue Jackets making a trade so they could take Tyler Peddle.

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On this episode of NHL Trade Talk the Podcast, Brooke and Jim are back to start Season 2 after a bit of a break. The 2023 NHL Draft is right around the corner, as is free agency and we'll talk a handful of trades that already went down as well as trades that rumored to take place over the next 48-72 hours.

Among them:

• Taylor Hall trade
• Dubois talk
• Flyers trade buzz
• Torey Krug saying no
• Would you trade Matthews or Nylander?

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In this episode of NHL Trade Talk the podcast, Brooke and Jim break down their winners and losers for NHL Trade Deadline week. Because deadline day was so slow, it's hard to designate a winner and loser on a day that normally offers a lot to discuss. We'll take a look at our favorite deals, and our least favorite team decisions and try to answer why the final day for teams to make trades was such a dud.

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On a busy Tuesday in the NHL -- not for games, but for trades -- a number of big deals took place ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline. Mattias Ekholm went to the Edmonton Oilers for Tyson Barrie and picks, Patrick Kane officially became a New York Ranger, Toronto kept making moves and there are still plenty of names left on the table that could be dealt in over the course of the next 48-72 hours.

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In this episode, Jim and Brooke break down the trade between the St. Louis Blues and Toronto Maple Leafs that saw Ryan O'Reilly and Noel Acciari go to the Maple Leafs. This was a big three-team trade that included the Minnesota Wild and it says a few things about all three teams. The Maple Leafs are going for it, having given up four draft picks to make this deal. The Blues are likely selling now, having moved three big pieces from their roster. The Wild are weaponizing their cap space this season and they could do more of these kinds of trades.

Is this a move that is going to pay off for Toronto and GM Kyle Dubas? They have next to no draft picks left to make other deals for big-name deadline names and if they aren't done, they'll need to move prospects or players off of their roster.

Are the Blues going in a different direction? Or, is there a chance that O'Reilly could rejoin the team this summer and sign an extension?

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