Follow the latest trade rumours and speculation leading up to the Feb. 25 trade deadline with TSN.ca's Countdown to TradeCentre. Friday's roundup includes who the Senators may be looking at in Jets organization, the price for Jesse Puljujarvi and potential changes in Minnesota.

With no certainty as to the future of Matt Duchene and Mark Stone yet, Pierre Dorion and his staff are taking in the Jets game. Could the Sens and Jets be natural trading partners in the event neither Sens UFA re-signs with the club? As well, all the latest on Cam Talbot, Wayne Simmonds, and the situation in Minnesota.

Flames GM Brad Treliving must ask himself if he’s willing to bet a potential playoff run on the tandem of David Rittich and Mike Smith, Frank Seravalli writes.

The Montreal Canadiens have acquired forward Nate Thompson and a 2019 fifth-round pick from the Los Angeles Kings for a 2019 fourth-round selection. Thompson, 34, has four goals and six points in 53 games with the Kings this season. He carries a $1.65 million cap hit this season and is scheduled to hit unrestricted free agency in July.

The Nashville Predators made two moves to improve their depth on Thursday, acquiring centre Brian Boyle from New Jersey Devils for a second-round pick, and later re-acquiring Cody McLeod from the New York Rangers.

The Ottawa Senators acquired forward prospect Jean-Christophe Beaudin from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for forward Max McCormick on Wednesday. Beaudin, 21, six goals and 13 points in 42 AHL games with the Colorado Eagles this season. He has been assigned to the Belleville Senators by Ottawa.

Last September, the Ottawa Senators got plenty of assets for Erik Karlsson with the quality still to be determined. With Mark Stone and Matt Duchene possibly on the market, Frank Seravalli and Craig Button examine the quality they must fetch for them.

The Penguins and Panthers didn't wait until the trade deadline to make a move, but which team came out better in the deal? That's Hockey discusses.