NHL trades

Here's a look at the winners and losers of the 2022 deadline, from the players who controlled their fate to the teams that took fate into their own hands.

And there are clear indications of buy-in throughout the lineup to gain ground and maybe make a push in the crowded Western Conference field. Did they luck out by only having to give up Owen Tippett, a conditional first-rounder in 2024 (!) and a third-rounder in 2023, because Giroux -- for whatever his reasons -- would only play for the Panthers? Absolutely, but that's hockey: How do you think the Rangers ended up with Artemi Panarin and Adam Fox? Seattle captain Giordano had modified trade protection and the team's backing to choose his next destination, and he ultimately chose to play for the Maple Leafs. Monday couldn't have played out much better for Fleury. He put his time in with Chicago -- a place the veteran clearly enjoyed playing -- and now he gets to reunite with old teammate Bill Guerin in Minnesota and chase another Stanley Cup. At 37 years old, those opportunities are increasingly rare. It's just that the Devils aren't collecting victories that often, and the choice to stand pat is different when you're a perennial contender or up against the salary cap or have already acquired a boatload of future draft choices. Wyshynski: The temptation was no doubt there to really push hard for someone like J. T. Miller of the Vancouver Canucks, a former Ranger who would have been an ideal acquisition at the deadline. In a twist that could only happen to the Golden Knights during this hellish stretch of the season, the trade is being disputed by the National Hockey League Players' Association, as Anaheim might have been on Dadonov's limited no-trade list. Now they've traded him to the Ducks along with their choice of a 2023 or 2024 second-round pick. Instead, they were forced to trade winger Evgenii Dadonov to the Ducks to open $3.375 million in salary-cap space, hoping it will help them bring back some of their injured stars as they hang on to a playoff berth for dear life. Mark Giordano pulled two second-rounders and a third out of Toronto. Ben Chiarot drew a first-rounder from Florida. So did Hampus Lindholm from Boston. There were options that Nill could have exercised to improve Dallas for the future. That will be crucial to decisions made moving forward as he guides the Ducks out of this rebuild and back toward playoff contention. I've been screaming since the offseason that the Avalanche had to address their lack of veteran forward depth, having lost a few key players in the past year.

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Marielle Thompson, who in Beijing added a ski cross silver to her gold from 2014, placed second in the women's season finale to finish third in the World standings. Double Beijing medallist Eliot Grondin won the World Cup men's snowboard cross season finale to finish fourth in the standings. The 2021 Olympic decathlon gold medallist and Lou Marsh Trophy winner nailed his first big competition of the 2022 season, capturing the heptathlon title at track and field's world indoor championships in Serbia. Warner's focus this year is the outdoor world championships in July in Oregon, where he'll be looking to win his first decathlon title after taking a silver and two bronze over the past decade. Beijing silver medallist and 2018 Olympic champion Mikael Kingsbury wrapped up his 10th World Cup moguls season title with a victory on Friday, then won the closing dual moguls event on Saturday to add the dual and overall season titles to his massive trophy collection. The top-ranked Thomas, who won the women's 500-yard freestyle on Thursday to become the first known transgender athlete to capture an NCAA swimming title, placed fifth. The reigning Olympic and world 100m butterfly champion also grabbed a bronze in the 50-yard butterfly for the University of Michigan. Denmark (2-1). Also this evening, you can get caught up on all the recent team shakeups in Canadian curling by watching That Curling Show at 7 p.m. ET on the CBC Sports YouTube channel. Canada's Shaina Pellington (30 points for Arizona in the opening round) and Aaliyah Edwards (seven for UConn) will try to help their teams advance to the Sweet 16 when they play at, respectively, 9 p.m. ET and 10 p.m. ET. The biggest (assuming nothing else major rolls in after our 4 p.m. ET publish time) saw reigning Vezina Trophy winner Marc-Andre Fleury go from Chicago to Minnesota for a conditional second-round draft pick that becomes a first-rounder if the Wild reach the conference finals. Back-to-back-to-back Scotties champion Kerri Einarson and her team are 2-2 after beating Italy and Turkey (who are a combined 1-6) while losing to Norway and defending-champion Switzerland over the weekend in Prince George, B.C. The Canadians play just once today — at 5 p.m. ET vs. With those Stanley Cup contenders getting their shopping done early, there was a dearth of major trades today ahead of the 3 p.m. ET cutoff. 2016 MVP Matt Ryan was traded today from Atlanta to Indianapolis for a third-round pick.

The clock is ticking for NHL general managers with the 2022 trade deadline on Monday.

-- -- UFA With the 2021-22 NHL regular season ending in late April as opposed to early to mid-April, the deadline was extended so that teams would have sufficient time to determine their deadline strategy. The deadline for general managers to call trades into the league office is 3 p.m. ET on Monday, March 21. But that doesn't mean more fireworks aren't in store Monday afternoon.