from Michael Blinn of the New York Post,

The Rangers traded Nils Lundkvist on Monday, sending the defenseman to the Stars in exchange for a first-round pick.

In return for the puck-moving blueliner, the Rangers receive a top-10 protected 2023 first-round pick that could roll into an unprotected 2024 pick. Additionally a conditional 2025 fourth-round pick becomes a third-rounder if Lundkvist records 55 points over the next two seasons.

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from Sportsnet,

The Calgary Flames have signed left winger Sonny Milano to a professional try-out contract, the team announced Monday.

The 16th overall pick in the 2014 NHL Draft spent the past three seasons in the Anaheim Ducks organization. He played a career-high 66 NHL games last season, picking up 34 points (14 goals, 20 assists) in the process.

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via TSN,

The Maple Leafs' biggest changes this offseason came in net with the addition of Matt Murray and Ilya Samsonov. How much of their season will rely on the play of the new tandem? That's Hockey debates Toronto's goaltending situation ahead of training camp.

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also via TSN,

The Jets started the season with some noise by stripping Blake Wheeler of his captaincy. That's Hockey discusses the message Rick Bowness is sending to his new club, and some players that need to step up.

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from NHL.com,

Sean Couturier will miss the start of training camp for the Philadelphia Flyers because of an upper-body injury.

The 29-year-old center didn't play after Dec. 18 last season and had back surgery Feb. 11. Couturier said on Sept. 12 that he was "feeling good" and expected to be a participant when Philadelphia begins training camp Thursday.

The Flyers said Couturier is week to week and will be reevaluated during camp.

"I had a long recovery," Couturier said. "(It) took longer than I thought, a lot of ups and downs, but now I'm feeling good and ready to go. Excited to get going again."

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