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Devils Daily: Avs Trade Former Devil, Sharks Acquire Center, & More

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1 year ago

December 16, 2023

The drama involving former New Jersey Devils players continues. Yesterday, it was Minnesota Wild GM Bill Guerin who is in hot water following abuse allegations. Today, a former Devil forward is traded after a failed experiment in Colorado. More on that a bit later.

The Devils are in Columbus tonight, along with the fathers and mentors for their annual trip. Damon Severson will unfortunately not participate due to injury. It’s looking more and more like that might have to wait until next season.

Elsewhere, a Pittsburgh forward is nearing a return, fans in Philly can relax, and San Jose is taking a crack at a former high-profile prospect.

Let’s do that hockey.

New Jersey Devils

New Jersey Hockey Now: Tomas Tatar decided not to accept an offer from the Devils this summer. He then signed with the Colorado Avalanche. However, it was a failed experiment. The Avs traded Tatar to the Seattle Kraken on Friday.

NJ.com: The parity in the Metropolitan Division is bizarre. The Devils react to the bloodbath within the division.

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Pittsburgh Penguins

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: It looks as though Rikard Rakell is close to returning from injury. In an honest conversation, the Penguins winger admits he was in a dark place.

Colorado Avalanche

Colorado Hockey Now: From the Avalanche’s perspective, Tomas Tatar has been traded to the Kraken. Why’d Colorado trade the veteran winger?

Philadelphia Flyers

Philly Hockey Now: Some Flyers fans appear worried about the direction their GM is going to take the team if Philly keeps on winning. However, PHN argues there’s nothing to fear, they won’t mortgage the future.

Montreal Canadiens

Montreal Hockey Now: The rebuilding Canadiens organization is jam-packed with talented prospects. MHN takes a peak into its bright future by power ranking its prospects.

San Jose Sharks

San Jose Hockey Now: The Sharks are taking another swing at a once highly-regarded prospect in Jack Studnicka, acquiring the center from the Vancouver Canucks.