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Blockbuster Trades, Milestone Moments, and Playoff Pushes: NHL Heats Up Ahead of Olympics and Trade Deadline

Blockbuster Trades, Milestone Moments, and Playoff Pushes: NHL Heats Up Ahead of Olympics and Trade Deadline

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 Listeners, the National Hockey League is buzzing with trades, milestones, and playoff pushes as teams gear up for the Olympic break and trade deadline. The New York Islanders made waves by acquiring forward Ondrej Palat from the New Jersey Devils for Maxim Tsyplakov plus a third-round pick in the 2026 draft and a sixth-rounder in 2027, according to NHL dot com. Palat wasted no time, scoring a power-play goal with a one-timer in his debut during the Islanders' rivalry clash against the New York Rangers on January twenty-eighth, as shown in NHL highlights on YouTube. The Islanders also grabbed defenseman Carson Soucy from the Rangers the day before for another third-round pick, bolstering their banged-up blue line, per the New York Post via Spectors Hockey.

In historic news, Patrick Kane of the Detroit Red Wings tied Mike Modano for the most points by a United States-born player in league history with an assist in their game against the Los Angeles Kings on January twenty-seventh, as recapped by Pro Hockey News. The Boston Bruins extended their home win streak to eight with David Pastrnak's overtime goal thirteen seconds in against Philadelphia, setting them up nicely for the Navy Federal Credit Union NHL Stadium Series against the Tampa Bay Lightning at Raymond James Stadium. Tampa Bay enters on a six-zero-zero home hot streak with one game left before the outdoor clash.

On the ice January twenty-eighth, the Ottawa Senators topped the Colorado Avalanche five to two, with Nick Cousins opening scoring, Claude Giroux netting his tenth, and Tim Stutzle adding a goal and assist, per Sportsnet highlights. Travis Konecny notched his third career hat trick for Philadelphia versus Columbus, highlighted in NHL on Tap. Thomas Harley scored a late go-ahead goal for Dallas against an opponent, becoming the first Stars defenseman with multiple such tallies in the final ninety seconds of regulation.

Rumors swirl too. Spectors Hockey reports the San Jose Sharks might chase Rangers star Artemi Panarin, while the Islanders could seek more moves. Columbus Blue Jackets, improved under new coach Rick Bowness, field calls on pending free agents like Boone Jenner and Charlie Coyle but hope for playoffs. Seattle Kraken, hovering near contention, may sell assets like Jaden Schwartz or young center Shane Wright if they slip.

Olympic excitement builds with NHL players returning. Ottawa's Mads Sogaard earned his first win in fifteen months against Vegas and will represent Denmark alongside teammate Lars Eller, facing Ottawa stars like Tim Stutzle of Germany and Brady Tkachuk captaining Team USA. Philadelphia's Travis Sanheim goes for Canada, Rasmus Ristolainen for Finland, and Dan Vladar for Czechia.

Other moves include Colorado extending Sam Malinski for four years, various call-ups like Kenny Connors for Los Angeles, and Matt Kiersted for Minnesota, via CBS Sports transactions.

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