The Lightning sent Hlavac to Nashville for a seventh-round pick in 2008. The Predators had earlier required Brandon Bochenski from Anaheim.

Hlavac hasn't provided much scoring in his first year in the NHL since 2004, with nine goals and 13 assists in 62 games, and a minus-10 rating.

Aubin had a 5-6-1 record and 3.19 average in 19 games with the Kings. He hasn't played with L.A. since Feb. 2, and was recently sent down to the AHL.

Anaheim also shipped well-travelled Brandon Bochenski to Nashville for future considerations. Bochenski has played for Boston, Chicago and Ottawa since 2005. Bochenski has 10 points in 32 games with the Bruins and Ducks this season.

SImon has 305 points (144-161) in 772 NHL games.

He has played in two games since his suspension was served. Simon, 36, was also banned for 25 games after cross-checking Ryan Hollweg of the New York Rangers in a game last March.

Bergeron, dealt last year to Long Island from Edmonton, again found himself in the doghouse this season.

He has nine goals, all but on the power play, with nine assists in 46 games with a minus-14 rating.

Stuart has been on four teams within the span of a year, going from Boston to Calgary last year before signing with LA.

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The Red Wings learned last year and are seeing again now how injuries can pile up and how devastating they are on the back end. Stuart can help offensively and is abrasive when necessary.

Winner: Detroit.

Hossa has a goal and seven assists in 36 games this season with the Rangers.

Montoya was selected sixth overall by NYR in the 2004 draft and is currently playing with Hartford of the AHL.

Sjostrom has 10 goals and nine helpers in 51 games.

Gratton has played in the NHL with Phoenix and Philadelphia but has spent most of this season in the AHL.

LeNeveau has played 21 gamse with Phoenix in recent years but also been with San Antonio in the minors.

Kilger has 10 goals and 7 assists in 53 games this season and has led Toronto in hits. Kilger, 31, spent four seasons with Toronto after playing with Montreal, Edmonton, Chicago, Phoenix, and Anaheim.

He has 107 goals and 111 assists in 714 games in his career.

The draft pick is from this year's draft.

Update: Interim Leafs GM Cliff Fletcher discussed the team's moves today.

One of the most prized players ahead of the deadline, Hossa has 26 goals and 30 assists in 60 games this season, with eight power-play goals and two short-handed markers. The speedy Dupuis has 15 points in 62 games.

Christensen has 20 points (9-11) in 49 games, Armstrong with 24 (9-15) in 54 games. Esposito in his third junior season with the Quebec Remparts.

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MORRISON ANALYSIS

Wow. The Penguins have plenty of offence with Crosby, Malkin and now Hossa. Do they have enough grit? Can Hossa play in the playoffs? Interesting questions. Getting a prospect and a first pick is good for Atlanta, while Armstrong and Christensen upgrade up front. They would have liked to have received a work horse defenceman but made the most of the situation.

Winner: Pittsburgh, for now.

The Swedish defenceman has one goal and nine assists in 45 games and is a minus-4. Backman was a first round pick of St. Louis in 1999 and has spent just over four seasons with the Blues.

Gill has two goals and 18 assists this season, during which he makes $2.1 million US.

MORRISON ANALYSIS

Gill has been a good penalty killer for the Leafs and if not over-used can be effective. Leafs had to clear the decks somehow and have a lot of defencemen in the system. It's a pretty decent return for the Leafs.

Winner: Pittsburgh

It would be a trade of gritty forwards who've only played for one team in their NHL career.

Cooke has seven goals and nine assists in 61 games in his 9th season with Vancouver.

Pettinger has two goals and five assists in 56 games in his 7th year with the Capts. At 27, he is two years younger than Cooke and grew up in Victoria.

He has one year left at $1.1 million, according to CP, while Cooke is a UFA on July 1.

Washington have already added Cristobal Huet, Sergei Fedorov in a bid to win the Southeast Division and mark the franchise's first playoff bid since 2003.

Will Vancouver add a top-six forward before deadline's end? Update: David Nonis says he tried.

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MORRISON ANALYSIS

Cooke is an unrestricted free agent this summer and wasn't likely going back to Vancouver. He leads the team in hits and was a pest, but they get a younger version in Pettinger who may be able to provide more offence.

Winner: Washington

Foote spent 13 seasons with the Avalanche/Quebec Nordiques franchise before signing with Columbus in 2005.

Sergei Fedorov has been sent to the Washington Capitals for prospect Ted Ruth, a second-round pick in 2007 who currently plays for Notre Dame.

Fedorov has nine goals and 19 assists in 50 games this season. Washington GM has now acquired goalie Cristobal Huet and Fedorov, both UFA's this summer, without giving up players on the Capitals' roster.

Foote has a goal and 14 assists and is a plus-3 in 63 games this season.

The Foote deal has includes a fourth round pick going to Columbus.

The Blue Jackets are the only NHL franchise yet to make the playoffs.

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MORRISON ANALYSIS

Foote didn't want to leave Columbus, but unable to make a deal the Blue Jackets cut their losses in a big way. Foote is a great addition for a Colorado team that has done a nice job at the deadline.
Winner: Tie.

Blue Jackets pick up a prospect for an unrestrticted free agent. Good move. Fedorov played well this year when healthy and will help the Caps in their pursuit of a playoff spot.
Winner: Tie.

The Avs give up Karlis Skrastins and a third-round draft choice in the 2008 Entry Draft.

Salei, 33, has three goals and 20 assists in 63 games this season for Florida. The Belarus native has 75 penalty minutes and is a minus-5.

“Ruslan Salei gives our club a solid and reliable asset on the blueline,” said Avalanche Executive Vice President and General Manager Francois Giguere. “We feel he can assume a major role within our defensive corps and provide some added stability in that area.”

Other questions to be determined for Colorado's back end: Will John-Michael Liles leave and will be the Avs target former team members Adam Foote and Rob Blake.

MORRISON ANALYSIS

Basically a deal involving similar players, but the Avs get a little tougher player in Salei and the Panthers save a few bucks.

Winner: Colorado.

Carolina obtains Tuomu Ruutu, with Andrew Ladd, member of Carolina's 2006 Cup team, heading to the Blackhawks.

It has been a relatively healthy season for http://stats.cbc.ca/nhl/playerstats.asp?id=2845&team=4, who has battled injuries in the past. The Finnish forward has six goals and 15 assists in 60 games.

Ladd of Maple Ridge, B.C. has nine goals and nine assists in 43 games.

Both players are restricted free agents this summer, according to CP.