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The Minnesota Wild have acquired right wing Vladimir Tarasenko from the Detroit Red Wings in exchange for future considerations, adding a seasoned scorer with a history of playoff success and multiple All-Star appearances to their roster.
The Florida Panthers acquire forward Vladimir Tarasenko from the Ottawa Senators, adding a proven playoff performer to their already stacked lineup for a minimal cost. Media reactions highlight the potential impact of Tarasenko's scoring ability and playoff experience, positioning him to provide steady secondary scoring and contribute to the team's quest for a Stanley Cup.
The Florida Panthers made a significant move before the NHL trade deadline by acquiring Stanley Cup champion Vladimir Tarasenko from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for draft picks. Tarasenko, who has a no-trade clause, wanted the trade to be closer to his family and friends. This trade allows the Panthers to strengthen their lineup as they pursue a title, while Bruins fans may remember Tarasenko from his impactful performance during the 2018-19 Stanley Cup playoffs with the St. Louis Blues.
The Ottawa Senators have traded forward Vladimir Tarasenko to the Florida Panthers in exchange for two draft picks. Tarasenko, who signed a one-year contract with the Senators in July, joins the Panthers as they lead the League with 90 points and aim to reach the Stanley Cup Final for the second consecutive season. The 32-year-old forward brings his experience and scoring prowess to a team already boasting several double-digit goal scorers.
The Florida Panthers bolstered their Stanley Cup aspirations by acquiring winger Vladimir Tarasenko from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for two draft picks. The Senators will receive a conditional 2024 fourth-round pick, which could become a 2026 third-round pick if the Panthers win the Stanley Cup, along with a 2025 third-round pick, while retaining 50% of Tarasenko's salary. Tarasenko's playoff experience and scoring ability make him a valuable addition to the Panthers as they aim for their first franchise title.
The Florida Panthers have acquired forward Vladimir Tarasenko from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for draft picks, with the Senators retaining 50% of Tarasenko's contract. The Panthers' General Manager, Bill Zito, expressed excitement about adding Tarasenko to the team as they aim to compete for the Stanley Cup. Tarasenko, a highly skilled winger, has had a successful NHL career and brings dynamic offensive capabilities to the Panthers.
The Ottawa Senators have traded forward Vladimir Tarasenko to the Florida Panthers in exchange for a 2024 conditional fourth round draft pick and a 2025 third round draft pick, while retaining 50% of Tarasenko's salary. If the Panthers win the 2024 Stanley Cup, the 2024 pick will upgrade to become Florida’s 2026 third round draft pick. This trade gives the Senators $7,200,000 in cap space and adds to their draft picks, bringing their total to 22 through the upcoming three NHL Drafts. Tarasenko, who has played 57 games for the Senators this season, will move to a contending team for the second time in as many seasons after spending the bulk of his career in St. Louis.
As the NHL trade deadline approaches, the market is heating up with potential moves for rental forwards like Jake Guentzel, Adam Henrique, and Tyler Toffoli, as well as non-rental players like Evgeny Kuznetsov. Teams like the Edmonton Oilers, Vancouver Canucks, and Vegas Golden Knights are actively pursuing these players, while others like Max Pacioretty and Jordan Eberle are also in the mix. Additionally, rental defensemen like Noah Hanifin and Sean Walker are drawing interest, with various teams exploring their options before the deadline.
The Ottawa Senators defeated the Washington Capitals 6-1 in their first road battle of the season. Vladimir Tarasenko, Josh Norris, John Carlson, Artem Zub, Claude Giroux, and Jake Sanderson scored for the Senators, while Anton Forsberg made key saves in net. The Capitals had a strong first period but struggled in the second, with individual mistakes and goaltending issues leading to their downfall. Nicklas Backstrom played his 1,100th career NHL game. The Capitals will continue their road trip with games against the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs.
NHL player Vladimir Tarasenko has fired his agent, Paul Theofanous, and hired J.P. Barry and Pat Brisson of CAA Hockey to represent him in free agency. Tarasenko's new representatives are starting from scratch, reaching out to teams to gauge interest in the 31-year-old winger. There were reports that Tarasenko was close to signing with the Carolina Hurricanes, but the situation is unclear as Barry and Brisson are still gathering information. This is Tarasenko's third agent in three years, and finding a suitable contract may be challenging due to the limited salary cap space in the NHL. Tarasenko's camp is not in a rush to make a decision and will explore all options before committing to a deal.
The NHL free agency signing period has opened with a relatively flat salary cap of $83.5 million. Key moves include the Vegas Golden Knights trading Reilly Smith to sign Adin Hill and Ivan Barbashev, the Boston Bruins dealing Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno, and Tyler Bertuzzi, Dmitry Orlov, and Garnet Hathaway heading to the market. Blake Wheeler, who was put on unconditional waivers by the Winnipeg Jets, is generating significant interest as a free agent, with potential fits including the New Jersey Devils, Carolina Hurricanes, Boston Bruins, and Florida Panthers. Ryan Reaves is set to join the Maple Leafs, Klim Kostin stays with the Detroit Red Wings, and Jonathan Quick is likely to join the New York Rangers. The top free agents include Tyler Bertuzzi, Vladimir Tarasenko, and Jonathan Toews. The free agent pool has also increased due to buyouts, including Matt Duchene and Blake Wheeler, and lack of qualifying offers for players like Daniel Sprong.
Elliotte Friedman and Jeff Marek discussed the Chicago Blackhawks ahead of the draft, noting that the team wants to move up from 19 and may not qualify RFA Caleb Jones. They also suggested that Max Domi could be a possibility for the team. The biggest takeaway was the rumor that the Blackhawks may sign Vladimir Tarasenko to a short-term deal to play with rookie Connor Bedard, providing offense and protection for the young player.
The New York Rangers' coach Gerard Gallant and star players Patrick Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko are uncertain about their future with the team after being eliminated in the first round of the playoffs by the New Jersey Devils. Gallant, who has a regular-season record of 99-46-19 in his two seasons with the Rangers, said he hadn't yet spoken to the general manager about his future. Kane and Tarasenko, both pending free agents, expressed their desire to return to the Rangers but acknowledged the team has other priorities.
Patrick Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko, both pending unrestricted free agents, have different mindsets entering the offseason after the New York Rangers' seven-game loss to the New Jersey Devils in the Eastern Conference First Round. Kane hopes to know within the next week or two if he will require surgery to repair a lower-body injury, while Tarasenko's focus is finding the best situation for his family with the goal of signing with a team that has a chance to win the Stanley Cup. The Rangers also have other pending unrestricted and restricted free agents, and coach Gerard Gallant expects to be back for his third season.
St. Louis Blues coach Craig Berube is done with "homecoming" tributes for former players after a video tribute for Vladimir Tarasenko, who scored a goal and an assist, during a 3-2 victory against the New York Rangers. Alexey Toropchenko, who idolized Tarasenko growing up, stole the show early on with a goal and an assist, including a breakaway goal that gave the Blues a 1-0 lead. The Blues' fourth line produced two goals, including Tyler Pitlick's game-winner, and the team has an 8-2-2 record in their past 12 games.