Today's NHL rumors rundown

If Marner Isn't Traded Soon, He's Staying Put
Terry Koshan of the Toronto Sun notes that it would likely happen soon if Mitch Marner were to be traded. Despite previous buzz, there's no indication that a Marner trade is imminent. Marner's camp insists he will be at training camp in September, entering the final year of his contract. Marner recently held a charity event where he avoided questions about his status, indicating a desire to remain with the Leafs.

Boeser's Contract Extension This Summer Not a Priority for Canucks
Brock Boeser's contract extension is not a top priority for the Vancouver Canucks at the moment. The team prefers to evaluate his performance in the upcoming season before making long-term commitments. Boeser, who has shown potential as a nearly point-per-game player, struggled with consistency due to injuries. Last season, he justified his $6.65 million salary with a 40-goal performance, but the Canucks want to see if he can maintain that productivity. This cautious approach allows the team to make a more informed decision on its market value.

Trouba Added Red Wings to No-Trade List After Rumors Leaked?
Former Rangers GM Neil Smith discussed Jacob Trouba's situation on the Hockey Night NY podcast, revealing that the public nature of trade discussions may have complicated the Rangers' plans. Trouba, upon learning about the Rangers' interest in trading him to the Detroit Red Wings, promptly added Detroit to his 15-team no-trade list. Smith criticized the Rangers for allowing the trade talks to become public, potentially damaging their relationship with Trouba, a key figure in the locker room as team captain.

These developments highlight the intricate dynamics of player negotiations and their significant impact on team strategies and player relationships in the NHL.

Source: The Hockey Writers
NHL Rumors: Maple Leafs, Canucks, Rangers, Red Wings