NHL rumors have been crazy all offseason long with unexpected twists at every step. Crazy trades have been floated around, and scenarios in which legends make a shocking team change as well. Here’s a quick rumor recap of everything happening around the NHL.
Connor McDavid Linked To The Philadelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers have been the team most frequently noted in NHL rumors this offseason. From big-time trade targets to the historic Leo Carlsson offer sheet, Danny Briere is not messing around. This has sent a clear message to the league and players that they are ready to take the next step. According to rumors, this message may have gotten to the leagues best. Connor McDavid, a free agent in 2028, could be the next target in the sights of Philadelphia’s front office. Again, this has been a rumor based on pure speculation so far. There has been no official report linking this story.
Dylan Larkin Update

Dylan Larkin requested a trade from the Detroit Red Wings in early June. He has been utilizing his contractual power to limit the list of potential destinations. As of now, the only reported teams he’d accept a trade to:
- Dallas Stars
- Vegas Golden Knight
- Florida Panthers
- Minnesota Wild
The Wild have been the only source of anything new when it comes to this situation. It’s been reported that they passed on the chance to acquire Vincent Trocheck because they believe they have a real shot at Larkin.
Active NHL Rumors

Shane Wright has been involved in active trade rumors for more than a month with very little additional information. All that is currently known is that he appears to prefer the Vancouver Canucks as a trade destination.
The New York Rangers appear to be interested in adding another forward prior to the start of the season. They’ve had a very active offseason to date, but want to sure up the forward room a little more. Some names floated around:
- Patrick Laine
- David Perron
- Adam Henrique
- Reilly Smith
End Of My NHL Rumors Rant
The NHL has been spoiled with the amount of excitement this offseason has brought via the trade market. The idea that it’s not even close to being over is hilarious. An offseason that has the chance to go down as an all-timer could continue to increase its reputation.