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Long considered an unrealistic option, offer sheets have returned with a vengeance. Let's break down the layers of how the NHL got here.

The top of next year's NHL Draft is exciting, led by DuPont, Alexis Joseph and Nazar Privalov.

Fourteen other restricted free agents also filed for arbitration before the deadline on Sunday. Hearings will be held July 20-Aug. 1.

Mintyukov was one of two Ducks eligible to sign an offer sheet this summer, but the young blueliner chose to re-sign in Anaheim.

The winger became a productive player for the Penguins after coming over in a midseason trade from the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Toronto acquired the RFA defenceman in trade that sent Joseph Woll and Simon Benoit to Philadelphia.

Four days into NHL free agency, the list of impact players remaining on the market is not lengthy. How's your favorite team doing so far?

The Ducks are finally relevant again. They can't throw away all the momentum built over the past year by continuing to play hardball.

Remember answering 10 incredibly easy questions before the season began? It's time to find out which of the 1,100 entries saw it all coming.

Is Carlsson worth $18 million per year, and is he worth more than the compensation coming back from the Flyers?