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Phil Goyette, former NHL forward and Islanders coach, dies at 92
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Phil Goyette, a four-time Stanley Cup champion with the Montreal Canadiens, has died at the age of 92. The former forward, known for his sportsmanship, also served as the New York Islanders' first head coach. The Canadiens announced his passing on January 17.
The New Jersey Devils have traded veteran forward Ondrej Palat to the New York Islanders in exchange for Maxim Tsyplakov and two draft picks. The deal, announced on Tuesday, bolsters the Islanders' playoff push while allowing the Devils to acquire a younger forward. Palat, a two-time Stanley Cup champion, brings extensive postseason experience to his new team.
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The Florida Panthers have two trades featured prominently in USA Today's list of the top NHL trades since 2000. The blockbuster acquisition of Matthew Tkachuk ranks first, while the deadline deal for Brad Marchand comes in at fourth. These moves have been pivotal in the team's recent success, including back-to-back Stanley Cup wins.