NHL season has passed, but the last-minute deals continue to roll in.  You'll find information on every trade made since Oct. 6 here, including grades on all of the major ones. Follow along all the way through the deadline for the latest moves.

Isles GM Lou Lamoriello says he knows the team needs to get younger — but how will they accomplish that this offseason?

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With the NHL’s trade deadline now in the rearview mirror, we’re going to pinpoint below the league’s teams that are shaping up as true Stanley Cup contenders. In alphabetical order:

The Canadiens did not trade David Savard at the deadline, but they should not keep the veteran defenseman after this season.

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After the NHL’s 2025 trade deadline has passed, there are bubble teams out there who may or may not look the same. Let’s look at five of those teams and see what their immediate future looks like. In

NHL Trade Deadline might not have been high in quantity, but it was high in quality. We also saw some notable prospects on the move, as well. Cal Ritchie was by far the most prominent, but there were plenty of young prospects that swapped homes who could end up becoming NHLers over the next couple of seasons.

Joel Armia’s name was swirling in rumors ahead of the trade deadline, but he ended up staying put, as the Montreal Canadiens opted to hold onto him. General manager Kent Hughes decided to stay the course and not move on from his expiring contracts,