Sirens Trade Roese, Frost Gain Krizova

0:00On March 31st, the professional women's hockey league trade deadline hit on Monday, March 30th, and like clockwork, the New York sirens and Minnesota Frost pulled off a swap right before 5 p.m. Eastern. Sirens sent Defender Jinsy Roessie to the Frost in exchange for forward Danisa Krizova. Rosé linked up with New York in the offseason after two seasons in Ottawa, where she tallied 19 points over 51 games. This year, she dished six assists in 22 outings. Frost grabbed her to bolster their blue line after losing Natalie Buttbinder to injury. Both squas are chasing playoffs, and this move fits perfect. Roess thrives with contenders, and brings that edge Minnesota needs right now. Sirens meanwhile get forward depth amid their own lineup holes for missing players like Taylor Gerard and Christina Carltoncoba. Krizova starter her PWHL run with the Frost, suiting up for all 54 regular season games across two years with 15 points total.

1:01She balled out in playoffs two, including two goals during their Walter Cup wins, and this season, she's got five points in five games. The teens clash Wednesday April 1st at Prudential Center, so we'll see how these new pieces gel in the stretch run. You've been listening to NHO News today, AI-powered team coverage.