Overview
- Elliotte Friedman reports Boston is “in the driver’s seat,” and the Bruins are the only club authorized to negotiate a long-term deal with Andersson, with talks described as pretty significant.
- Vegas remains involved and Dallas and Toronto are in the mix, while local coverage also highlights Carolina as a plausible bidder, though Boston’s offer is currently viewed as stronger.
- Reporting describes Calgary’s asking price as substantial, ranging from two first-round picks (or equivalent) plus another asset to at least a first-rounder and an NHL-ready prospect.
- Multiple outlets note a deal could come within 24–48 hours; Andersson played Saturday and received a strong ovation in what some believe could be his last game as a Flame.
- Calgary confirmed a two-week AHL conditioning loan for Zayne Parekh, and Boston made minor roster moves as it monitors the situation with no agreement finalized yet.