NHL Player News

Dryden Hunt has signed with the Calgary Flames on Saturday, April 19, 2025. The details of his contract have not been disclosed, and there are no current season game stats available for Hunt.

This transaction could impact the Flames' lineup, but specific effects are unclear due to the lack of recent performance data. Hunt's previous team remains unknown as well.

Ryan Lindgren is likely to play for the Colorado Avalanche despite his upper body injury. This news comes after he was previously listed as questionable earlier in the week.

While specific game stats for Lindgren this season are unavailable, his presence is important for the Avalanche's defense. His ability to participate can provide stability and support on the ice.

Jake McCabe is dealing with an undisclosed injury but is expected to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs. His status is listed as probable, indicating a strong chance of him taking the ice in the next game.

The Maple Leafs have shown resilience in McCabe's absence in past games. However, his return should provide added depth to the team's defense.

The Ottawa Senators have brought back Leevi Merilainen from the minors. This move happened on April 19, 2025, though the team did not disclose any game stats for him this season.

Details about Merilainen's contract with the Senators remain unspecified. However, his recall suggests a need for depth in the goalie position for Ottawa.

Ethan Bear has been called up to join the Washington Capitals. This move marks a significant step in Bear's career as he gets another chance to prove himself at the NHL level.

The Capitals might make changes to their defensive lineup to accommodate Bear. His addition could bring fresh energy to the team's defense.

Dryden Hunt played only 5 games this season with the Calgary Flames. He did not score any goals but managed to assist in 3 plays, and he spent 16 games inactive.

After being waived, Hunt might find a new role with another team. His ability to assist could be useful, especially if a team needs depth on their wing.

Derek Ryan has been called up to the Edmonton Oilers from the minors as of Friday, April 18, 2025. This move could provide Ryan with more opportunities to contribute at the NHL level.

Ryan's return may require the Oilers to make adjustments to their lineup. With only 1 goal and 5 assists in 36 games, his impact might be felt in depth roles.

Tyson Kozak's reassignment to the minor leagues by the Buffalo Sabres suggests a shift in the team's lineup strategy. Kozak played 21 games this season with 5 points, which may not have met the team's current needs.

This move could open up more playing time for other players on the Sabres' roster. With Kozak's departure, the team might focus on different strategies to enhance their gameplay in upcoming games.

Isak Rosen has been moved to the minor leagues by the Buffalo Sabres as of April 18, 2025. This season, he played in 8 games, with 1 assist and 8 shots on goal.

Rosen was inactive for 7 games and did not score any goals. The Sabres made this decision to help Rosen gain more experience and improve his game.

Noah Ostlund has been sent to the minor leagues by the Sabres. This move was made on Friday, April 18, 2025.

Ostlund played in 8 games this season without recording any goals or assists. He had 4 shots on goal during his time on the ice.