NHL Players Speak Out, Crosby Returns, Jarry Tension Overblown

0:00NHL stories making news on March 10th. Some NHL players are speaking out after the trade deadline, unhappy with how things ended at their old teams. Centers like Braden Shen from the islanders and wingers like Andrew Mangioppane, now with the Black Hawks, made it clear they felt pushed aside, or, ready for a change. Meanwhile, the Toronto Maple Leafs plan a full off-season review of their hockey operations. Sydney Crosby traveled with the Pittsburgh Penguins on their latest road trip, and has been skating with the team. He could return to action soon, though no exact date is set yet. Shen got a personal pitch from the islander's general manager and coach during the trade talks, which helped sway him to Long Island. Mangioppane, after struggling in Edmonton, said he's thrilled for a fresh start in Chicago, where coaches won his high-energy style back. Talk of tension between Edmonton Euler's goalie, Tristan Jerry, and teammates appears overblown. Insiders who first race concerns have backed off, saying practice frustrations got exaggerated.

1:01Both sides now need to make it work with Jerry as the main goalie. Toronto General Manager Brad Trilliving is safe for the moment, but the summer review could bring big changes. The Blues never asked Senator Robert Thomas to wave his no-trade clause amid those sabers rumors. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. You know what is better than Ear Buds and Bed? No Ear Buds at all. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com