Noah Hanifin

Calgary's return for Hanifin, the top defenseman available ahead of the deadline, is objectively underwhelming.

With Hanifin, the Golden Knights hope to strengthen a group that led the way to the Stanley Cup a year ago.

Hanifin is the No. 1 ranked player on The Athletic's latest trade board.

Discussion of the Lightning's trade deadline battle plan begins with Hanifin. It's at least possible that it ends with him, too.

The Athletic's Corey Pronman and Julian McKenzie came together to evaluate potential Noah Hanifin trades.

The Bruins have cap space next season to dangle at the trade deadline but would need to do some cap gymnastics this season.

Chris Tanev certainly would help the Leafs, but his blue-line partner might be the better fit.

The Flames are at the heart of trade season. So, we took some of your trade proposals and evaluated the best ones.

What might the top NHL trade targets cost? Let's look to history to guide us.

Hanifin's 3-point night comes at a time when the Flames are reportedly discussing an extension with him — again.

"If you want to be a playoff team, that's a game you've got to win," Calgary captain Mikael Backlund said after a 4-3 loss to Chicago.

The Flames boast three defenders, all pending UFAs, who look like fits for the Maple Leafs.

The Flames and Hanifin are "progressing in a sense" on a contract extension for the defenceman.

The Calgary Flames might have the most attractive piece on the trade market in light of Erik Karlsson being shipped to Pittsburgh.

Low on sleep and facing big tests early in his Penguins tenure, Kyle Dubas left the draft with a sharper focus heading into free agency.

Here's a list of 10 players we expect to break out in a big way this coming season, with a few honorable mentions.

With Mark Giordano gone from Calgary, the opportunity exists for Hanifin to be the star he was meant to be.

The Flames aren't short on defencemen who will be called upon to step up in Noah Hanifin's absence.