NHL trade tracker 2024-2025: Rangers acquire JT Miller, Stars add Mikael Granlund from Sharks

The wait for a JT Miller trade is over. Vancouver’s Canucks have treated Veteran for the New York Rangers in exchange for Filip Chytil and a first -round conditional selection. Ombudsman Erik Brannstrom and Jack Dorrington’s perspective also went to New York, while Ombudsman Victor Mancini went to Vancouver.

This will be Miller’s second career with the Rangers after spending the first six seasons of his career at the NHL with the franchise. From the beginning of the 2021-22 season, only 12 players have surpassed more than the 312 Miller points. The 30 -year -old striker will take the list of games and markers to the Rangers program and the team needs a spark, as it is five points outside the final Playoff place in the east.

Miller is in the middle of a low year, winning only nine goals and 26 attendance in 40 games. Perhaps a change in landscape can return it to the heights of 103 points we saw last season.

As Miller’s $ 8 million salary success, which continues for the next five seasons, the Canucks will give room to make another movement. Vancouver also obtained some speed and skill for his six six in Chytil, which has 164 points in 378 race games.

Canucks and Rangers are not the only teams that go and deal with the pause of the looms of the 4 nations. The protagonists of Dallas strengthened their already deep group and adding the veteran Mikael Grand of the sharks, as well as the Cody Ceci defender.

Track the most notable operations during the 2024-25 NHL season right here.

Canucks adds Pettersson, O’Connor de Penguins

Vancouver’s Canucks moved to strengthen their first four defenders by landing Marcus Pettersson from Pittsburgh Penguins. Pettersson has become a reliable closure option and Vancouver also gets a little depth in the form of Drew O’Connor.

In return, the penguins received a selection of the first round of 2025, Winger Danton Heinen, the defender Vincent Desharnais and the Melvin Fernstrom perspective.

Sharks send Grandlund, Ceci to the sharks

Stars are one of the favorite to win the Stanley Cup, and those odds should only improve with Mikael Grandlund and Cody Ceci in the fold. Granlund, 32, has a season in San Jose. He has 15 goals and 30 assists in 52 games. This has a rhythm for 70 points, which would be a year of race. With Tyler they follow Ltir, this released the space from the lid for the stars to acquire granlund and blind.

Grandlund should go to half the stars, perhaps in a line with the former team ashville preditors team, Matt Duchene, and Ceci offers a veteran presence. In return, Dallas sent a selection of the first round of 2025 and a conditional choice of 2025 in the third round in the sharks.

Rangers acquire Canucks JT Miller

JT Miller Soap operates in Vancouver finally reached its end. The Canucks sent Miller, along with Ombudsman Erik Brannstrom and Prospect Jack Dorrington, to the New York Rangers. Philip Chytil, Ombudsman Victor Mancini and a first -round conditional choice returned to Vancouver.

Miller was a 100 -point player last season and the Rangers lacked a little dynamic play at the top of his program this year. Miller may ask it, but the big question is whether its disappointing start by 2024-25 was due to the drama between him and Elias Pettersson. In any way, New York significantly improved with this agreement.

The Canucks were able to release several million dollars in a salary space while acquiring Chytil, which will provide a little speed and skill on a piece of paper.

Flyers, Flames exchanges several players

This agreement will not get a lot of headlines because there were no brand names, but it is a very interesting exchange of players. Farabee, a twenty-five-year-old scorer, has shown his ability to contribute offensively, but he seems to have reached a roof in Philadelphia. The same can be said for Frost, an ex-selection of the first round that has 112 points in the last three seasons.

On the other side, Andrei Kuzmenko has a spirit to follow tears, but he has been more inconsistent in this department. At least you will be able to give the flyers plus a punctuation touch. Pelletier, a first -round choice in itself, has not been able to go through a full -time paper in Calgary.

The islands add d Scott Perunovich of blues

The islanders added some offensive skill to their exhausted blue line when purchasing Scott Perunovich from Blues. New York sent an election of the fifth round of 2025 again to St. Louis.

Hurricanes, Avalanche will come from the Blockbuster Agreement

The Avalanche was at a crossroads with Mikko Rantanen, a free -pending free agent They decided to send it out and replace it with the cheapest necas. Colorado makes a wage space of drawers with this agreement, so Joe Sakic can have something else on his sleeve.

Carolina, already a candidate of the Stanley Cup, only made much better acquire one of the most prolific scorers in the current party. The combination of rantanen with the current list of hurricanes and their five to five dominant match should be a winning combination.

In order to make the agreement work, the Blackhawks will retain 50% of the salary of Rantanen and will get a choice of the third round of 2025 of the reeds for this and the room.

Avalanche adds depth forward with Juouso PARSSINEN

The Avalanche, which needs a bit of depth, added Juouso PARSSINEN and a selection of the seventh round of 2026 of the predators in exchange for Prospect Ondrej Pavel and a choice of the third round of 2027. Parssinen has 44 points in 116 games NHL of race.

Predators, Canadiens Exchange defended

The Montreal Canadiens have acquired the defender Alex Carrier, a native of Quebec, from Nashville’s predators. Defender Justin Barron was sent to Nashville in return. Carrier, 28, will give some stability to young Canadians at the back, and Barron, 23, will allow predators to become younger and cheaper, if not a little more volatile, in defense.

The Rangers sent Kaapo Kakko to the Kraken in exchange for Will Borgen and the third round and the sixth round in the NHL draft of 2025. Kakko, the global selection number 2 of the NHL NHL project, 2019, He has struggled to achieve this potential at the level of the NHL. He had 61 goals and 70 assists in 330 caregivers games with the Rangers.

The Blues needed some reinforcements on the blue line, which is injured in Torey Krug and Nick Leddy, so they added Duck’s Fowler. Fowler, now in its 16th season of the NHL, will bring experience and offense to the Holy Louis.

The Ducks also send a selection of the fourth round of 2027 to the Blues in exchange for the defender Jeremie Biakabutuka and a selection of the second round of 2027.

Avalanche Land Blackwood of the Sharks in the exchange of goalkeepers

The Colorado Avalanche decided that it was time to make a change to Peartender. The team acquired Mackenzie Blackwood, striker Givani Smith and a choice of the fifth round of 2027 at the sharks in exchange for goalkeeper Alexandar Georgiev, striker Nikolai Kovalenko, a selection of the second round of 2025 and a choice of the fifth round of 2026.

Georgiev had been the initial network of the Avalanche since the low season of 2022 when the team acquired its services of the Rangers. In 18 games this season, the veteran raised an 8-7-0 record to get an average of 3.38 goals and a percentage of .874.

In the meantime, Blackwood has accumulated a record of 6-9-3, an average of 3.00 goals and a percentage of .910 in 19 games this season. However, Blackwood has been playing much better hockey until the end of 2.66 goals, among its last three games.

Rangers deal with Trouba to the ducks for perspective, choose

After months of commercial rumors that surrounded Torteeba, the Rangers finally negotiated it to the Anaheim Ducks for Urho Vaakanainen and a choice of the fourth round of 2025. Trouba had been fighting this season, posting poor numbers of five to five in the middle of a lost ugly.

The Ducks will get a veteran leader on their blue line, and the Rangers exceeded Trouba $ 8 million lid while obtaining a young perspective in Vaakanainen and some additional capital.

David Jiricek, the general selection number 6 of the NHL draft of 2022, did not really get a paper in Columbus. When the blue jackets put him on the commercial block, Minnesota Wild reflected with a great deal.

The Wild sent defending Daemon Hunt, a selection of the first round of 2025, by 2026 of the third round, by 2026 in the fourth round and the selection of the second round of 2027 in the jackets as compensation. This is a great price to pay an unoffed defender, but it could be a worthy bet, given the performance of Pedigree and Ahl of Jiricek.

Tomasino was a first round of Nashville in 2019, but struggled to stay on the line at night. The penguins chose to shot the young man, hoping that he could achieve his potential and help the team to keep in the playoff race of the Eastern Conference.

The predators received a choice of the fourth round in exchange for Tomasino, who had 23 goals and 71 points in 159 games with the franchise.