On June 27th, The Edmonton Oilers locked in one of their key trade deadline additions, Trent Frederic, to an eight-year, $30.8 million contract with a cap hit of $3.85 million per year.

The Toronto Maple Leafs add depth in this trade proposal, landing young winger Alexander Holtz from the Vegas Golden Knights.

It will be near impossible for any one player to replicate his 102-point output, but the Maple Leafs have bolstered their depth with additions such as Matias Maccelli, Nicolas Roy, and Dakota Joshua.

Among the players traded by the Bruins before the deadline passed were Brad Marchand, Brandon Carlo, Charlie Coyle, and Trent Frederic.

In return, the Leafs brought in Nicolas Roy, and the team also added Dakota Joshua from the Vancouver Canucks and Matias Maccelli from the Utah Mammoth to bolster its forward depth.

One of the earliest moves that the Edmonton Oilers made this off-season was re-signing forward Trent Frederic, and it was somewhat of a controversial one.

Replacing 100 points lost with Mitch Marner's departure is a gigantic task, but Nicolas Roy has the chance to hit new scoring heights in his first season with Toronto.

The Golden Knights will open the 2025-26 season against the Los Angeles Kings on Oct. 8 at T-Mobile Arena. Here is their full schedule.

Welcome to my annual player review series, where I dive into the Edmonton Oilers season player-by-player. We’ll look back at the season that was, what kind of impact each player had, and what we ...

“Matias Maccelli and Nicolas Roy were savvy additions,” Larkin wrote, “but don’t come close to replacing Marner’s production.

Marc McLaughlin enjoyed quite the National Hockey League debut three years ago, unleashing a perfectly-placed shot to the top right corner on a pass from Trent Frederic to pot his first NHL goal ...

Other than re-signing John Tavares and Matthew Knies to reasonable deals, and trading for Nicolas Roy and Matias Maccelli, everything is basically the same as last season.