Deen’s Daily: An Incredible Hockey Hall of Fame Class; Zegras Lands New Home; Avs Scheduling

The Anaheim Ducks made another notable trade on Monday. The Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2025 was announced Tuesday, and the Avs announced upcoming summer schedules.

All that and more on this edition of Deen’s Daily — June 24.

Colorado Hockey Now

It feels like the calm before the storm. The draft is three days away, and we’re already seeing some pretty decent trades trickle in around the league.

Read More: Necas for Peterka: Are the Avalanche Positioned for a Sneaky One-for-One Trade?

But before we get to all the fun, how about some scheduling news? The regular-season schedule will be released on July 16. In the meantime, the Avalanche announced schedules for next week’s development camp, the 2025 rookie showcase in September, and the preseason shortly after training camp.

Read More: What the Avs Were Reportedly Planning If They Had Landed Jonathan Toews

Around The NHL

Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2025: One of the biggest announcements of the summer. The 2025 Hall of Fame class was announced, and the NHL players going in are Joe Thornton, Alexander Mogilny, Duncan Keith, and Zdeno Chara.

An absolutely incredible list of legends.

SJHN: Thornton’s Reaction to HHof Induction
NJHN: Finally! Devils Alexander Mogilny to be Inducted to Hockey Hall-of-Fame
ChHN: Duncan Keith Gets HHoF Call
BHN: Bruins Legend Inducted to HHoF

Philadelphia Hockey Now: The Philadelphia Flyers unloaded a handful of players with term around the trade deadline in order to make space for a summer splash. I don’t envision this will be their only move, but Trevor Zegras is heading to Philly in a notable pre-draft trade.

• Flyers Acquire Zegras: Immediate Reaction
• What the Flyers are Getting in Trevor Zegras

Detroit Hockey Now: Red Wings legend Sergei Fedorov wasn’t happy with the Conn Smythe Trophy choice for this year’s Cup Final. He had someone else in mind.

NYI Hockey Now: Matt Martin announced his retirement and joined the Islanders front office on Tuesday. His career ends just 13 games shy of 1,000.

Florida Hockey Now: The Panthers AHL club (Charlotte Checkers) didn’t have the same storybook ending in the AHL’s Calder Cup Finals.

Vegas Hockey Now: It sounds more and more like the Golden Knights are the team to beat in the Mitch Marner sweepstakes. And, according to Jeff Marek on his daily show, The Sheet, there’s smoke around Tomas Hertl being moved to help make space for Marner.