100% Hockey's John Shannon (7/1/26)
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Hey, it's Bob Stauffer. I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Oilers Now ad-free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. All right, welcome back here. It is 1.32 in oil country. John Shannon is coming up at 1.45. A developing story, and as a result, we are going to go overtime. We're going to stick with us here. Elliott Friedman reporting approximately... How long ago? 23 minutes ago. There is word this afternoon Darnell Nurse has agreed to expand his list of teams he'll accept a trade to. San Jose is one to watch. We'll see where that goes. I think we're going to stick with the things here at least for another hour. We were going to go 10 to 2, but I think we are going to go 10 to 3 to see if this does ultimately come to fruition.
And there you go. Going to be very intrigued to see If a deal gets consummated today, if it is indeed San Jose, I wonder whether or not it could be Anaheim as well. You can text us at 780-451-8800. This after we discussed earlier today. And it is a game changer, Cam, that nurses, according to Elliot, opened up his trade options for the Oilers organization, isn't it?
It makes it a lot easier to try and make a move. Anytime you have any sort of demand, you increase that demand significantly. get that opportunity to to get something that you like coming back or at least a deal that that makes some sense for both sides quite honestly but when you're just dealing with one or two teams it's incredibly difficult it doesn't give you much leeway it gives you zero bargaining power this makes a significant difference in the ability to make the move all right we're gonna make use of the young gun we got brendan escott here as well but aiden gannum
is providing us our nhl today segments with four elite promotional marketing your local brand and merchandise specialist head to elite promo marketing.com aiden hammer it the floor is yours for the next two minutes give us as much as you got in terms of signings on the day all right well we've got about six pages worth so here we go a huge max contract for montreal canadiens ivan demidov an eight-year contract that pays him 9.1 million per season
Bowen Byram signing a six-year contract extension that pays $12.5 million annually with the Chicago Blackhawks. The New Jersey Devils signing Captain Nico Heashier. He gets five years at $11.7 million per season. Florida Panthers have signed E2 Luster Reinen, eight years at $5 million per year.
What updates are there on Darnell Nurse's trade options?
Florida also signing newly acquired Radko Gudis to a six-year deal that pays $1.5 million per season. Buffalo Sabres recently acquired Olin Zellweger. They sign him to a three-year contract that pays him $3.1 per year. Vegas Golden Knights signing Rasmus Andersen long-term. He gets $8.5 a season for the next seven. Philadelphia Flyers signing goaltender Dan Vladar a five times 5.5. Arakala signing a deal with the LA Kings two years at $3.5 million. A couple of trades to go over. The Dallas Stars moved Ilya Lubushkin and Maverick Bork to the Nashville Predators for a 20-27 second and a 20-28 third round pick. Toronto Maple Leafs trade Nick Robertson to the Pittsburgh Penguins for a fourth round pick.
Kraken signing Mackie Samaskevich, $3.85 million per season for three years. Eric Gustafson going to the LA Kings. Matt Zuccarello gets a one-by-one with the Kings. Mason Marchment headed to the San Jose Sharks, a five-year deal that pays $6.75 million a season. The Ottawa Senators locking up Samuel Erson as the backup behind Linus Ulmark, $2.2 million a season for two seasons. Cole Smith signing with the Chicago Blackhawks, that's a three-by-three. Jaden Schwartz headed to the Colorado Avalanche on a three-year contract worth $3.25 million per season. Corey Perry going back to the LA Kings. He gets a one-by-one as well. Ian Cole gets a one-year deal with the Chicago Blackhawks worth $4.7 million. Ryan Longberg headed to the Columbus Blue Jackets in a two-year contract that pays $1.3 million a season.
Ilya Mikheyev headed to the Tampa Bay Lightning, four years, $3.85 million per year.
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