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The Sporting News has fans covered on all the latest rumors, news and completed trades at the 2023 NHL trade deadline.

The Blackhawks received forwards Joey Anderson and Pavel Gogolev, a conditional 2025 1st-round pick and a 2026 2nd-round pick. In return, the Blue Jackets received goalie Michael Hutchinson and a 2025 7th-round pick. We need a centreman and frankly, we're not rebuilding in Vancouver and JT Miller is a big part of our future"— Jeff Veillette (@JeffVeillette) In return, the Red Wings received forward Dylan McLaughlin and a 2025 7th-round pick. 11:34 a.m.: The Lightning are one of the team checking in on defenseman John Klingberg. 11:36 a.m.: The Kraken are also looking at Klingberg, but are also aiming to find a trade suitor for defensemen Will Borgen and Carson Soucy. 12:24 p.m.: Vladislav Namestnikov, who the Sharks acquired in a trade with the Lightning for Michael Eyssimont, is getting flipped to the Jets. Knights still very much in the mix.— David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) I wonder about the Avs still, and if Minny's circled back.— David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) [#habs]are playing third-party broker in the Nick Bonino trade between SJ/PIT. 1:40 p.m.: The Canadiens are the third team involved in the Bonino deal between the Penguins and Sharks. A majority of the biggest names expected to be on the move have already been traded.

As much fun as fans are having with the frenzy of trades in the NHL, this must be the toughest time to be a player or a general manager.

Not all the GMs and their teams that have been dealing will get in, and only one team will win the Stanley Cup. And the reality of what we’ve witnessed, since that first trade in late January, is that only 16 teams will indeed make the playoffs. Dealing with the human aspect of a trade is one thing.

It's the 2023 NHL trade deadline! Who's going all-in for the coveted Stanley Cup? Who's loading up on assets for the future? We're tracking the trades live ...