NHL Teams Reshape Rosters with Major Trades During Draft Weekend

Lightning, Capitals, and Maple Leafs make strategic moves ahead of free agency, while the league plans a remote draft next year.

The Lightning traded Mikhail Sergachev to Utah, clearing cap space for free agency pursuits.
Washington acquired goalie Logan Thompson from Vegas, aiming to strengthen their netminding duo.
Toronto secured the rights to defenseman Chris Tanev, looking to bolster their blue line.
The NHL announced the draft will be conducted remotely next year, shifting from the traditional in-person format.
Utah made a splash in their inaugural draft, acquiring key players to build a competitive team.