Dan’s Daily: Jarry Shines in ASG, Coach Hungover, Price Won’t be Traded (Yet)

Pittsburgh Penguins goalie Tristan Jarry had a pretty good day. He didn’t get a brand new Honda at the 2022 NHL All-Star Game, but the Metro Division won the ASG, and the goalie looked pretty good while shutting down high-grade chances. This season, the Montreal Canadiens will have one less big name on the NHL trade market. And Vegas fans earned some love from around the Metropolitan Division when they booed bruising Washington Capitals winger Tom Wilson.

Oh, what the heck, I know you care about Tristan Jarry, but you want to see Vegas boo Tom Wilson…

Washington Hockey Now: Boooo! Sure, Tom Wilson said it’s good that he was booed. The Washington Capitals thumper owned it.

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Tristan Jarry and Jake Guentzel fared pretty well. In the final period, Jarry stopped 14 of 15 shots to preserve the Metro win. The Pittsburgh Penguins All-Star duo is part of the 11-way split of $1 million.

Philly Hockey Now: Claude Giroux may well be on the NHL trade block; there are certainly enough rumors indicating Colorado is interested. He showed well on Saturday. The Philadelphia Flyers captain was the ASG MVP.

NHL Trade Stories and National Hockey Now…

Montreal: Take Carey Price off the NHL trade block. Lost in the shuffle of the All-Star Game, Price’s immediate future is uncertain, but this season, he’s sticking with the Montreal Canadiens.

Pittsburgh: It’s a dark list. The Pittsburgh Penguins have a history of deals around the All-Star Game. However, the Penguins’ NHL trade dealings have bad juju.

Calgary: The Vancouver Canucks might have Conor Garland and a few others on the trade block. Before the break, scouts packed the Calgary Flames press box.

Vegas: Everyone is trying to figure out what Kelly McCrimmon will do in the next couple of weeks. He was to gut the depth from his roster, or the Vegas Golden Knights have to make a trade.

Vegas: It looks like Pete DeBoer enjoyed the festivities a bit toooo much this weekend. The Pacific Divison was eliminated in the first game, and the Golden Knights coach laughed that he was playing a bit dirty.

“I don’t know, but we’re in Vegas, so I’m sure guys are having fun,” San Jose Sharks forward Timo Meier smiled, “but it was fun having him behind the bench. He was great, made some funny jokes, so we had a blast.”

Vegas, baby!

TSN: Former Canadiens AGM Scott Mellanby might be stepping into a hornets’ nest. TSN reports he interviewed for the Chicago Blackhawks GM job.

Detroit: Steve Yzerman promoted Shawn Horcoff to assistant GM of the Detroit Red Wings.

Colorado: And finally, Slap Shot is iconic to every hockey fan. Terry Frei explains why Reg Dunlap was the No. 1 star for the Charlestown Chiefs.