The Calgary Flames snap a weekend split with a 2-1 road win over the San Jose Sharks on Monday, thanks to unexpected scoring from their fourth line. Adam Klapka netted the first goal and assisted rookie William Strömgren on his first NHL tally, the game‑winner, while the depth unit outshot the Sharks 12‑6 in the opening period. Goalie Dustin Wolf recorded 26 saves in his second start after Devin Cooley’s injury. The Flames now head to Seattle to finish their series against the Kraken.
The Columbus Blue Jackets’ winger Dmitri Voronkov tops The Fourth Period’s November Trade Watch List at No. 4, with five clubs—Vancouver, Nashville, Chicago, Seattle and Ottawa—linked to a possible deal. Voronkov, a 6‑ft‑5, $4.175 M cap‑hit forward, has gone scoreless with two assists in eight games and sees limited ice time, prompting Columbus to consider packaging him for prospects or draft picks before he hits restricted free agency this summer. Recent reports note multiple inquiries and a potential roster shake‑up following the Marchenko trade to Toronto.
Captain Nick Suzuki returns to a full practice in Brossard after missing five games with an upper-body injury, raising hopes for a near‑future comeback despite likely sitting out the Jets matchup. In his stead, defenseman Kaiden Guhle has solidified the blue line, while veterans Jake Evans and Phillip Danault have shouldered extra minutes. Rookie goalie Jacob Fowler earns NHL Rookie of the Month for October, posting a 7‑1‑0 record and two shutouts. Injuries remain a concern with Ivan Demidov’s lower‑body issue unchanged and forward Kirby Dach sidelined by illness. The roundup also notes a Rangers loss, Kraken roster move, Maple Leafs benching of prospect Gavin McKenna, and a $5,000 fine for Bruins’ Nikita Zadorov.
The post starts with a roundup of the 32 NHL jerseys that feature odd colours or logos, highlighting the Flyers and Kraken releases and a mixed review of the Leafs' new look. It notes that Toronto placed forward Bo Groulx on waivers, where he could be sent to the AHL or kept as the 13th forward until John Tavares returns. Lightning star Nikita Kucherov cites poor communication as the reason for his trade request, after only two contract talks since July 1. The Leafs will start Sergei Bobrovsky in goal against the Utah Mammoth on Tuesday, with coach Jim Hiller outlining a split‑goaltender plan. Finally, the article speculates on a possible Capitals push for big moves and the lingering Kucherov trade chatter, concluding with a reminder of the upcoming Mammoth game.
Shane Wright confirms he never formally requested a trade after being dealt from the Seattle Kraken to the Nashville Predators on Sunday, a move he completed in just a few hours. The 22‑year‑old, a former fourth‑overall pick who spent most of the 2023‑24 season in the AHL and was used as a bottom‑six winger in Seattle, says he simply wanted more opportunity and a bigger role. In his first practice, Wright centered Predators’ wingers Filip Forsberg and Nils Höglander, hinting at a return to his natural center spot. The article also introduces fellow newcomer Matthew Wood, a versatile forward learning the penalty kill under coach Lane Lambert. Wright’s remarks and the trade’s implications are discussed on the 206 Sports Collective podcast.
The Pacific Division is a nail‑biter early in the 2026‑27 NHL season, with seven of eight teams within five points of a wild‑card berth. Edmonton leads the West at 24 points (11‑2‑2), while the Calgary Flames sit just three points back after a 6‑2 win over Seattle, holding a 6‑8‑0 record. Anaheim struggles at 6‑7‑1 after overtime losses to Vancouver and Buffalo, yet remains two points from a playoff spot. Los Angeles improves to 4‑9‑1, still five points out, and the San Jose Sharks sit tied for the final wild‑card with 15 points (7‑7‑1). Seattle surprises at third place, and the upcoming week features key matchups among the Ducks, Oilers, Flames, and Kraken.
Maple Leafs head coach Jim Hiller defends his decision to put Sergei Bobrovsky back in goal for Tuesday’s home game against the Utah Mammoth, despite a rough 12‑goal outing against the Seattle Kraken. Hiller says the move fits a broader goaltending plan that balances schedule, rest and development, and stresses his long‑standing respect for the Russian netminder. Backup Anthony Stolarz, who posted a 4‑2 win over Vancouver with 26 saves, also receives praise, but the spotlight will remain on Bobrovsky as Toronto heads into a six‑game home stretch and a weekend double‑header with Montreal and New Jersey.
As the calendar turns to November, the Carolina Hurricanes will head to Helsinki, Finland, next week for the 2026 NHL Global Series to take on the Seattle Kraken. It’s the…
During his time with the Seattle Kraken, Shane Wright never lived up to the expectations that come with being the fourth-overall pick. Now with a trade to the Nashville Predators, the 22-year-old has the opportunity to capitalize on a fresh start and redefine his career.
Week 6 (Nov 2‑8) of Daily Faceoff’s fantasy hockey guide highlights the Calgary Flames as the top streaming target, boasting 3.65 True Games across four light‑night matchups against Seattle, San Jose, Anaheim and Philadelphia. Joel Farabee (48% rostered) leads the Flames’ surge with six points in four games, while Matt Coronato (20% rostered) and Matvei Gridin (15% rostered) offer high‑upside, widely available options. The schedule’s light nights—Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday—are ideal for plugging in streams, whereas the crowded Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights (11‑12 games) pose lineup challenges. At the opposite extreme, the Washington Capitals sit at a low 1.13 True Games, making them a streaming pitfall.
The Vancouver Canucks unveil their new “Hometown Remix” alternate jersey, a speckled, matte‑finish design that reflects the city’s rainy climate. The first appearance is set for November 13, 2026, when Seattle hosts the New York Rangers, followed by six more games through March 3 against teams like Minnesota, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Colorado and Chicago. Brock Boeser previewed the kit at the NHL Player Media Tour, and team executives highlighted its celebration of Vancouver’s history and community. The rollout is part of the NHL‑Fanatics Hometown Remix program, sponsored by bet365.
The Seattle Kraken and Nashville Predators teamed up for a one-for-one swap of underperforming forwards on Sunday evening, with Shane Wright going from Washington state to Tennessee, and Matthew Wood heading the other way. It’s an intriguing change of scenery for a pair of first-round picks; Wright was selected fourth overall in the 2022 NHL […]
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The Seattle Kraken trade 2022 fourth‑overall pick Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for 6‑ft‑4 right wing Matthew Wood. Wright, a 22‑year‑old centerman with 39 goals and 43 assists in 183 Kraken games, requested a move and will join Nashville. Wood, a 2023 first‑rounder who posted 34 points (18 g/16 a) in 91 NHL games and ranks among the top drafted skaters, brings size and an elite shot to a Kraken team sitting 8‑5‑1 and third in the Pacific Division. Wood arrives ahead of Seattle’s Global Series trip to Finland, with a media day set for Nov. 3.
In the latest PhHN Daily, the Philadelphia Flyers snap their losing streak with a season‑high six‑goal outburst, beating the Utah Mammoth 6‑3 on Sunday and welcoming back Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett after loaning defenseman Hunter McDonald to the Phantoms. Meanwhile, the Seattle Kraken trade former top prospect Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for forward Matthew Wood in a one‑for‑one swap, a move praised by some but seen as a loss for Seattle. The San Jose Sharks also put forward an offer for defenseman Simon Edvinsson, and the New Jersey Devils trade goalie Remi Porier to Washington for a 2027 seventh‑round pick.
The November 2026 edition of Around the NHL highlights two big stories. Seattle trades former #4 overall pick Shane Wright to the Nashville Predators for 2023 first‑rounder Matthew Wood; Wright has 4 points in 14 games and a $886,666 cap hit, while Wood has 3 points in 14 games after a 17‑goal season. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay’s Nikita Kucherov declares he won’t re‑sign, requesting a trade that the Lightning aren’t pursuing, and his teammates, including Victor Hedman and Brayden Point, say they’ll stay out of his business. The piece also notes the Lightning’s shootout loss to the Predators and the Canadiens as a likely free‑agent destination for Kucherov.
Deen’s Daily breaks down the latest NHL moves on Nov. 2. Nashville’s GM Chris MacFarland trades young forward Matthew Wood to Seattle for 2024 first‑rounder Shane Wright, while the Avalanche’s projected lineup highlights goalie Mackenzie Blackwood’s strong performance against the Flames. The piece also teases the mysterious San Jose Sharks offer for Red Wings defenseman Simon Edvinsson and notes other league buzz, including Florida’s power‑play surge, a fine for Nikita Zadorov, and the Flyers’ six‑goal win over Utah. Readers get quick updates on trades, player form, and hot topics across multiple teams.
Nashville and Seattle made a trade as the Predators acquired Shane Wright from the Kraken for Matthew Wood as two players get new starts.
Colorado Avalanche defenseman Josh Manson (42) is sidelined for up to eight weeks after suffering an ankle injury in the third period of a Jan. 8 game against the Ottawa Senators. The loss comes as the Avalanche, early-season Stanley Cup favorites, battle a recent slump and rely on stars like Cale Makar, who tallied four assists in Saturday’s win over Calgary. The article also notes other league headlines, including Nikita Kucherov’s trade request, Dylan Larkin’s suspension, and a Kraken‑Predators trade. Manson’s absence will test Colorado’s depth as they aim to regain momentum.
Nashville and Seattle made a trade as the Predators acquired Shane Wright from the Kraken for Matthew Wood as two players get new starts.
The Nashville Predators acquired Shane Wright in a trade with the Seattle Kraken on Sunday. This ends a bit of a saga within the Kraken. Wright has preferred a trade out of Seattle for a while now. He finally got his wish with this move. The newest Predators forward has had a rollercoaster of a […]
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Months of trade rumors didn't yield a move sending Shane Wright out of town before the season started, but with the right offer sent their way, the Kraken finally moved on from the former top-five pick to acquire another young player needing a change of scenery.
The Seattle Kraken have finally traded 22-year-old center Shane Wright after months of continuous rumors. The Kraken completed a one-for-one trade with the Nashville Predators in exchange for 21-year-old winger Matthew Wood, giving both former first-round picks a fresh start, per a post on X by Frank Seravalli. Wright, selected fourth overall in the 2022 […]
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We’ve had some blockbuster trades to begin the 2026-27 NHL season. This isn’t that, but the Nashville Predators and Seattle Kraken linked up for an interesting change-of-scenery trade for two…
Shane Wright's name has been on the NHL trade block for more than a year now, especially after he requested a trade out of Seattle early this past offseason.
The Predators and Kraken swap former first-round picks as Wright finally finds a change of scenery.