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The NHL's Department of Player Safety suspended Penguins forward Bryan Rust for three games for an illegal check to the head on Brock Boeser.
AP News confirms Rust's three-game suspension and details the sequence from incident to punishment.
Rust will miss Pittsburgh's next three games, including Chicago, the New York Rangers, and Ottawa, before he is eligible to return.

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Canucks are actively shopping Evander Kane as part of a broader rebuild, with salary retention on the table to attract interest from playoff contenders.
Kane’s representation has been authorized to speak directly with interested clubs, signaling formal negotiation momentum ahead of the March trade window.
Eastern Conference teams are beginning to show interest in Kane, with the Canucks seeking a prospect or draft capital in any deal.
Kane carries a $5.125 million cap hit through this season, with salary retentionmaking him more palatable to cap-strapped playoff contenders.
Kane’s 16-year NHL career has included 981 games with 335 goals and 306 assists, adding veteran seasoning to any potential destination.
In 51 games this season, Kane has nine goals and 15 assists, a solid but not explosive production profile for a veteran winger.
Kane’s return to Vancouver has yielded limited on-ice impact, contributing to the Canucks’ sell-mode posture as they pivot direction.
The Canucks have already moved notable players, signaling aggressive roster reshaping as they push toward the trade deadline.
Vancouver acquired Kane from Edmonton last June with a plan to add size and scoring, but management now prioritizes asset recovery over keeping him long-term.
Kane holds a 16-team no-trade list, giving him some destination control as the Canucks continue evaluating trade options.

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Vancouver Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko will be shut down for the rest of the year and undergo season-ending hip surgery next week.
AP reports Demko will undergo hip surgery that ends his season, with the team aiming for a September return.
Demko’s 2023-24 form helped shape Vancouver’s goaltending plan as the team looks toward September training camp.

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The NHL trade board 5.0 features 40 targets, with nine new players added, signaling heavy deadline activity.
Teams like the New York Rangers and Calgary Flames are actively weighing moves ahead of the Olympic roster freeze.
Artemi Panarin and Vincent Trocheck are among the top names drawing attention on the trading block.
The board emphasizes market values and analytics, including GSAx and Dom Luszczyszyn’s model, updated through Jan. 26.
Rosters across the league show teams open to trading even high-cost players if a strong return aligns with cap space needs.
Key names on the board include Artemi Panarin, Vincent Trocheck, Evander Kane, and Shane Wright, reflecting diverse positional targets.
The Olympic roster freeze starts Feb. 4, driving a flurry of activity in the weeks ahead.
New Jersey, St. Louis, and Calgary are among teams weighing cap-friendly moves and potential rebuilds.
The board lists players by position and includes explicit tradeability signals, such as no-trade clauses affecting moves.
The Athletic’s analysis combines scouts’ buzz with contract details to estimate potential returns for each target.
The list spans multiple teams and includes maps of teams in playoff contention and rebuild mode.

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