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Better luck next time, Jumbo https://www.tsn.ca/san-jose-sharks-joe-thornton-disappointed-not-to-be-moved-i-wanted-a-shot-1.1448390?fbclid=IwAR04aqtr-nAwJEPUN0ImOlRvLxi3gfgKALtT_2swsNJpZqetUZQWxtl5_GM

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Devils trade Sami Vatanen to Carolina

Well the trade deadline has come and gone. Joe Thornton and Zach Parise were rumored to have been on the trading block but I think those are moves you make in the off-season.

Isles lock up Pageau for six more years

Sens trade Tyler Ennis to the Oilers

Red Wings trade Andrea Anthansiou to the Oilers

Devils trade Wayne Simmons to Buffalo

Hurricanes get Vincent Trocheck from Florida

Rangers have extended Chris Kreider to a 7 year contract

Sharks trade Patrick Marleau to Pittsburgh

Sens trade Jean-Gabriel Pageau to the Islanders. Sens get back first in 2020, a second in 2020 and a third in 2022

Red Wings have traded Mike Green to the Oilers

Also Mike Green and Andreas Anthanasiou were healthy scratches tonight in Detroit so they might be on the move soon

Habs will retain 50% of his salary

Beat me to it

It's official Zach Bogosian is now a Tampa Bay Lightning

Tampa Bay is close to signing Zach Bogosian after the Sabres terminated his contract

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As far as the playoff format goes I would just have the top two teams from each division make the playoffs which would still make it 8 teams from each conference. The first round match up would be 1 vs. 2 the divisions. Reseed in the teams in the second round by going off who their point totals in the regular season. Same thing in the third round and the final round I guess.It's not perfect I'm sure I fucked up somewhere so again feel free to ridicule me

Eastern Conference Northeast Division Atlantic Division Metropolitan Division Southeast Division 1. Pittsburgh 1. Toronto 1. NY Rangers 1. Washington 2. Detroit 2. Ottawa 2. NY Islanders 2. Carolina 3. Columbus 3. Montreal 3. New Jersey 3. Tampa Bay 4. Buffalo 4. Boston 4. Philadelphia 4. Floridia

Western Conference Central Division Pacific Division Northwest Division Southwest Division 1. Chicago 1. Los Angeles 1. Seattle 1. Colorado 2. St. Louis 2. Anaheim 2. Vancouver 2. Arizona 3. Minnesota 3. San Jose 3. Calgary 3. Nashville 4. Winnipeg 4. Vegas 4. Edmonton 4. Dallas

With Seattle coming in to the fray in 2021 has has anyone heard of the possibility of realignment? You would have realign everything right? Cause I don't think you can just throw Seattle in the Pacific Division and call it a day because the west would looking horribly imbalanced with 7 teams in the central and 9 in pacific. If the league is going to realign the teams then I think they should do it similar to the NFL where you have two conferences with 4 divisions in each conference. Feel free to make fun of me but here's how I would it...

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