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In the twenty-first weekly Metropolitan Division snapshot of the season, the NHL Trade Deadline passed. The Carolina Hurricanes are just ahead of the New Jersey Devils, the Pittsburgh Penguins got hot, and the wildcard remains a race. Read on to find out what happened and what is next for all eight teams in the division.

Jonathan Quick is on the move again, back to the Pacific Division to solve the Vegas Golden Knights latest goaltending quandary.Vegas acquired Quick

After reaching the 100-point mark faster than any team in NHL history, the Boston Bruins will try for a 10th consecutive win when they host the New York Rangers

Excuse Seattle Kraken general manager Ron Francis if he had to check his calendar once or twice. Given all the wheeling and dealing that took place around the NHL over the past few weeks, he wondered if the league’s trading deadline had been switched. “At one point there, I thought maybe they moved the trade deadline to like Wednesday, and nobody told me,” Francis said after the deadline officially arrived Friday.

Far higher than the usual amount of moves in a sport known more for long-term security than risky business.

It has been a season of extremes, with restless contenders taking aggressive swings in pursuit of a Stanley Cup or even — cough, cough — a single playoff series win.

Dozens of high-profile names had already switched teams, leaving just minor deals on deadline day.

After several weeks of fun that all started when the Islanders acquired Bo Horvat on Jan. 30, the 2023 NHL trade deadline is officially behind us.

Dozens of high-profile names had already switched teams, leaving just minor deals on deadline day.