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New CBA rules and NHL parity contributed to fewer big trades at the deadline

  • The NHL completed only 20 trades on the trade deadline day, the fewest in five years, matching the pandemic-shortened 2021 season.
  • The new collective bargaining agreement eliminated the option for a third team to retain salary in trades, changing how general managers make deals.
  • Players have varying trade rights, including full or partial no-trade clauses, influencing their trade possibilities, as explained by Blues GM Doug Armstrong.
  • Many teams are hesitant to trade players aggressively despite uncertain playoff chances and prefer to keep their prospects intact, according to NHL GMs Darche and Bill Armstrong.
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New CBA rules and NHL parity contributed to fewer big trades at the deadline

Nazem Kadri is back with Colorado and Brayden Schenn went to the New York Islanders, but there were still plenty of trades involving prominent that did not materialize around the NHL before the deadline.

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