Fleury is expected to start for the Minnesota Wild when they host Pittsburgh on Sunday (3:30 p.m. ET; SN-PIT, MAX, truTV, TNT, TVAS), the final chapter between the 40-year-old goalie and the franchise he grew up with, and his final game against Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang.

The Pittsburgh Penguins made their way into the trade market on Wednesday, completing a pair of trades involving two former Vancouver Canucks defensemen.

Now that the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline has passed, it’s time for all teams to put their focus on the postseason — whether that means playoffs or draft picks. After last season’s March 8 trade deadline,

The Vancouver Canucks have traded defenseman Carson Soucy to the New York Rangers for a 2025 third-round pick, a league source told The Athletic on Thursday. The 30-year-old shutdown defender performed well for the Canucks and Seattle Kraken in the postseason the past couple of years and can play on both sides of the ice.

Another ex-Vancouver Canucks player is on the move, as Luke Schenn will be taking his talents to the Winnipeg Jets. Schenn was just traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night from the Nashville Predators.

Desharnais played just 10 games with the Penguins after he was acquired at the end of January in a trade with Vancouver.

After completing a few trades earlier this week, Pittsburgh Penguins President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Kyle Dubas and one of their Metropolitan Division rivals have agreed on the terms of a trade.

The Athletic has live coverage of the 2025 NHL trade deadline. The Vancouver Canucks have done it again, somehow. In the hottest seller’s market at the NHL trade deadline in a decade, the Canucks couldn’t find fair value for their pending unrestricted free agents, among them Brock Boeser, Pius Suter and Derek Forbort.