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| The Blackhawks have acquired the rights to Tim Brent from the Penguins in exchange for Danny Richmond, according to the AP. |
Our View: Brent appeared in one game with Pittsburgh last season, and did not register any points. He isn't expected to make a fantasy impact next season.
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| The Penguins have acquired the rights to defenseman Danny Richmond from the Blackhawks in exchange for Tim Brent, according to the AP. |
Our View: The 23-year-old Richmond failed to register any points over seven games with Chicago last season. Richmond remains behind the curve as a prospect, and won't likely hold much fantasy value next season.
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| The Thrashers have re-signed Brett Sterling to a multi-year deal, according to the AP. Specific terms of the contract were not disclosed. |
Our View: The 24-year-old winger racked up one goal and two assists over 13 games with Atlanta last season. He spent most of the year with Chicago of the AHL, where he scored 38 goals and 32 assists (70 points) over 70 games.
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| The Thrashers have signed former Oilers' center Marty Reasoner, according to TSN. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. |
Our View: Reasoner contributed 11 goals and 14 assists over 82 games with Edmonton last season, along with 50 penalty minutes. The 31-year-old vet won't hold any fantasy value in standard leagues for next season.
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| The Sharks have signed free agent defenseman Matthew Kinch to a one-year deal, according to TSN. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. |
Our View: Kinch generated 25 points and 73 penalty minutes over 73 games last season with Binghamton of the AHL. He was originally drafted by the Sabres in the fifth round of the 1999 draft.
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| Andy Wozniewski has left the Maple Leafs as he signed a deal to play for the Blues, according to Slam Sports. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. |
Our View: He scored two goals and seven assists over 48 games with Toronto last season, to go along with 54 penalty minutes, and the defenseman will provide depth to the Blues, but won't be "fantasy worthy."
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| Sean Bergenheim has signed a two-year deal with the Islanders worth $1.725 million, according to the Islanders.com. |
Our View: The team was pleased to lock up the 24-year-old forward for another two years, and are excited to see him compete in training camp. He is part of the Islanders' youth movement, and could challenge 20 or more goals if he earns a favorable role with the club.
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