Joel Armia’s name was swirling in rumors ahead of the trade deadline, but he ended up staying put, as the Montreal Canadiens opted to hold onto him. General manager Kent Hughes decided to stay the course and not move on from his expiring contracts,

According to TSN insiders Pierre LeBrun and Darren Dreger, the Canadiens have received trade interest from the Winnipeg Jets, Toronto Maple Leafs, Edmonton Oilers, New Jersey Devils, and Minnesota Wild; all of them have inquired about the availability of one or both players.

Joel Armia on the wing? Carson Soucy on defence? Breaking down realistic possibilities for the Cup-contending Jets.

Now that the NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone, the time to assess how teams played their hands is upon us. Buyers bought and sellers sold, of course, but who amongst them is left with remorse? After all,

NHL Trade Deadline might not have been high in quantity, but it was high in quality. We also saw some notable prospects on the move, as well. Cal Ritchie was by far the most prominent, but there were plenty of young prospects that swapped homes who could end up becoming NHLers over the next couple of seasons.