The next unsettled decisions come after August 8, when Arizona’s Lawson Crousehas his hearing. Alongside players like Zach Sanford, Colton Sissons, and Tanner Jeannot, he forms a pretty tenacious and aggressive bottom-six forward group in Nashville.Īrbitration hearing decisions will be quiet for the next few days. A respected hitter and solid penalty killer, Trenin does have some solid shooting upside too and contributes at both ends of the ice. His 80 games played, 17 goals, seven assists, 24 points, +7 rating, and 14:40 average ice time all game in close to or well above his previous marks.Īt 25 years old, Nashville’s 55th overall selection in 2015 is turning into an important player in their bottom six.
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In his second full NHL season, Trenin set career-highs in pretty much everything.
The Predators filed at a two-year deal worth $1.35MM per season, while Trenin filed at a one-year deal worth $2.4MM.
The cap hit comes in just below the midpoint of the two filings.
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Trenin will be an unrestricted free agent in 2024 on expiry. Perhaps he’ll be able to negotiate one, though a call-up for the Predators seems unlikely at this point in his career.Īfter their arbitration hearing on Tuesday, an arbitrator has awarded Nashville Predators forward Yakov Trenina two-year contract with a cap hit of $1.7MM, per Sportnet’s Elliotte Friedman. In 71 games with the Milwaukee Admirals last season he scored 30 goals and 60 points but hasn’t been on an NHL contract since 2019. Schneider, who last saw NHL action during the 2016-17 season, is an excellent minor league player and has been for a long time. That doesn’t mean it’s out of the question down the road but for this year, a minor league deal still seems more likely. Last season he split just 12 games between the AHL and ECHL, making it difficult to see how he’ll land an NHL deal even with a strong camp.
941 save percentage to carry the team into the playoffs.īrook meanwhile is the only one of the three without any NHL experience, though he is just 23 years old and was a second-round pick of the Canadiens in 2017. 916, thanks to that incredible run with the Ottawa Senators in 2014-15, when he posted a 20-1-2 record and. 860 he put up in seven appearances for the New Jersey Devils.įor his career, he actually holds a. 920 save percentage, though that was dragged down considerably by the. In four games for the Montreal Canadiens, he registered a. For a goaltender like Hammond, an NHL at some point seems likely since he saw 11 games this season and has a history at the level. Hammond will be attending training camp with the Florida Panthers, Brook with the Calgary Flames, and Schneider with the Nashville Predators.Īs the summer continues, more and more players will be taking tryout offers, as they try to land NHL contracts that have at least call-up eligibility.
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Three more players have settled this offseason, as Andrew Hammond, Josh Brook, and Cole Schneider have agreed to professional tryouts according to CapFriendly.