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Toronto Maple Leafs

The Maple Leafs welcomed new faces Tuesday morning at practice as Mark Giordano and Colin Blackwell skated in their first session since being acquired from the Seattle Kraken over the weekend. 

Giordano was alongside Timothy Liljegren on the third defensive pairing while Blackwell slid in alongside Jason Spezza and Wayne Simmonds on the fourth line.

Giordano was quarterbacking the second power play unit while Blackwell was in the bumper spot, TSN's Mark Masters tweets.

The duo was acquired in exchange for a second-round pick in 2022, a second-rounder in 2023 and a third-rounder in 2024.  

Meanwhile, goaltender Jack Campbell continues to work toward a return as he skated with the team once again Tuesday morning.

Campbell has been out since March 8 because of a rib injury. General manager Kyle Dubas told reporters on Monday that Campbell looked like he was getting close to a return. TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie tweeted Monday that Campbell was still at least a week away.

Here were the full lines according to Masters:

Bunting - Matthews - Marner
Kerfoot - Tavares - Nylander
Mikheyev - Kampf - Engvall
Blackwell - Spezza - Simmonds

Rielly - Lyubushkin
Brodie - Holl
Giordano - Liljegren
Muzzin (red sweater)

Kallgren
Mrazek 

Arizona Coyotes

The Coyotes claimed goaltender Harri Sateri off waivers from the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday and according to Jose Romero of the Arizona Republic, he could be the team's second goaltender when he joins the club.

However, Sateri must first pass visa/immigration protocols, which could take about a week according to TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie.

"We felt like it was a great opportunity for us to see what he looks like. Even though he's an older goaltender, we're excited about getting him," Coyotes general manager Bill Armstrong said of the new Arizona netminder.

The 32-year-old played nine games for the Florida Panthers during the 2017-18 season in his only taste of NHL action and most recently took home gold with Finland at the Beijing Olympics.

New York Rangers

Newly-acquired forwards Andrew Copp and Tyler Motte skated with the Rangers Tuesday morning, one day after being acquired in separate deals.

The Athletic's Arthur Staple tweets Copp took line rushes with Filip Chytil and Dryden Hunt while Motte took his rushes alongside Barclay Goodrow and Ryan Reaves.

Copp, along with a sixth-round pick, was added from the Winnipeg Jets Monday for three draft picks and forward Morgan Barron. Motte was acquired from the Vancouver Canucks for a fourth-round pick in 2023.

Winnipeg Jets

The Jets announced Tuesday morning that they have recalled defenceman Ville Heinola from the AHL's Manitoba Moose on an emergency basis.

The 21-year-old has eight NHL appearances under his belt this season, recording zero goals and two assists.

Philadelphia Flyers

The Flyers have signed forward Hayden Hodgson to an NHL contract for the 2021-22 season with an average annual value of $750,000, it was announced Monday. 

The Flyers say he will be assigned to the AHL's Lehigh Valley Phantoms, where he has played 44 games this season. 

A native of Windsor, Ont., Hodgson has 18 goals and 11 assists for 29 points this season for Lehigh.

Washington Capitals

Newly-acquired forward Marcus Johansson skated on the first line Tuesday morning alongside Alex Ovechkin and Evgeny Kuznetsov.

The Caps sent forward Daniel Sprong, a 2022 fourth-round pick and a 2023 sixth-round pick to the Seattle Kraken for Johansson on Monday.

Forward Johan Larsson, also acquired by the Capitals on Monday, is expected to arrive in D.C. at some point on Tuesday, tweets Samantha Pell of the Washington Post. General manager Brian MacLellan said he still has a week or so of practice before he'll be ready for game-action as he recovers from a sports hernia.

Here were the Caps' lines according to Pell:

Ovechkin-Kuznetsov-Johansson
Mantha-Backstrom-Wilson
Sheary-McMichael-Oshie
AJF-Eller-Hathaway

Fehervary-Carlson
Orlov-Jensen
Kempny-Schultz

New York Islanders

Forward Cal Clutterbuck will not play Tuesday night against the Ottawa Senators as he continues to be day-to-day with an injury, tweets Newsday's Andrew Gross.

Off the ice, Clutterbuck agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Isles on Tuesday.

St. Louis Blues

The Blues have recalled forward Nathan Walker from the AHL's Springfield Thunderbirds under emergency conditions, it was announced Tuesday.

The 28-year-old has appeared in nine games for the Blues this season, scoring four goals and adding one assist.