OCTOBER 1 • NHL.COM
Barkov attends Heat practice while recovering from injury | NHL.com Panthers forward takes in workout with NBA team, gets positive comments from head coach Spoelstra
Recent Flyers Trade Acquisition Cut from Lightning Roster As NHL teams begin to make more and more cuts from their training camp rosters, one notable former Philadelphia Flyers forward has been plac...
OCTOBER 1 • THEHOCKEYNEWS.COM
2 Former New Jersey Devils Hit Waivers The NHL had plenty of players hit waivers on Oct. 1, and two of them are former New Jersey Devils. This is because Nolan Foote has been plac...
OCTOBER 1 • THEHOCKEYNEWS.COM
MacKenzie Entwistle - Put on waivers Entwistle was placed on waivers by Florida on Wednesday, per Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports
Impact Entwistle is expected to report to AHL Charlotte if he goes unclaimed. He managed two points in seven games with the Checkers last season, before scoring a pair of goals and adding an assist in the AHL Playoffs. With 193 NHL games under his belt, all with Chicago, he'll certainly be an option for Florida if they find themselves in need of forward depth.
OCTOBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Wilmer Skoog - Placed on waivers Skoog was put on waivers by Florida on Wednesday, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports.
Impact Skoog had nine goals, 24 points and 63 PIM in 72 regular-season outings with AHL Charlotte in 2024-25. The 26-year-old hasn't made his NHL debut, and there's no guarantee that it will come this campaign. Look for him to rejoin the Checkers if he clears waivers.
OCTOBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Nolan Foote - On waivers Wednesday Foote was placed on waivers by Florida on Wednesday, Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports reports.
Impact Foote's demotion will open the door for Tyler Motte to turn his PTO into a full NHL contract, though that's far from a guarantee. For his part, the 24-year-old Foote managed just one helper in seven regular-season appearances for the Devils last year. The Denver native should earn a call-up at some point during the upcoming campaign but is unlikely to become a full-time NHL player.
OCTOBER 1 • ROTOWIRE
Old guard still runs the Metropolitan Division, though times could be changing soon
Times are changing in the Metropolitan Division, even if many of the top teams remain the most legitimate Stanley Cup contendersOCTOBER 1 • Associated Press
