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About Us Careers Privacy Policy Privacy Preferences 2022 NHL trade deadline: How to watch TSN's coverage on 'TradeCentre'

Bryan Murphy

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The day has finally arrived — NHL trade deadline day.

NHL general managers have less than 12 hours to make their final moves before the deadline hits. That will make for a crazy day full of players going here, there and everywhere.

TSN will have complete coverage of it, with a panel of insiders giving their analysis and expertise on all the trades that are made.

Here is how to watch TSN's coverage on deadline day.

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How can I watch trade deadline coverage on TSN?

TSN will have full coverage of all the trades that happen on deadline day. Coverage will start at 8 a.m. ET with "TradeCentre."

The show airs live on TSN and can be streamed on TSN.ca, TSN Direct and the TSN app. Viewers in the U.S. can stream TSN coverage on ESPN+.

Who will be on 'TradeCentre'?

"TradeCentre" is hosted by James Duthie. He will be joined by insiders Pierre LeBrun, Darren Dreger and Chris Johnston. Kevin Weekes, Craig Button, Cheryl Pounder and David Poulin will be part of the crew as well.

Of course, what would a TSN "TradeCentre" show be without Bob McKenzie, semi-retired hockey insider, joining in to discuss all the trades?

When does the 2022 NHL trade deadline end?

The deadline for general managers to call trades into the league office is 3 p.m. ET on Monday, March 21. Trades may be announced after the 3 p.m. deadline as long as they have been submitted before that time.

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What trades have already happened?

Before the Monday madness begins, here's a look at the trades that happened in the week leading up to the deadline.

DATE	TEAM	PLAYERS ACQUIRED	TEAM	PLAYERS ACQUIRED
March 20	Stars	Scott Wedgewood (G)	Coyotes	2023 4th-round pick
March 20	Jets	Mason Appleton (F)	Kraken	2023 4th-round pick
March 20	Predators	Jeremy Lauzon (D)	Kraken	2022 2nd-round pick
March 20	Coyotes	Rights to Jack McBain (F)	Wild	2022 3rd-round pick
March 20	Lightning	Nick Paul (F)	Senators	Mathieu Joseph (F), 2024 4th-round pick
March 20	Maple Leafs	Mark Giordano (D), Colin Blackwell (F)	Kraken	2022 2nd-round pick, 2023 2nd-round pick, 2024 3rd-round pick
March 20	Canucks	Travis Dermott (D)	Maple Leafs	2022 3rd-round pick
March 20	Kings	Troy Stetcher (D)	Red Wings	2022 7th-round pick
March 20	Senators	Travis Hamonic (D)	Canucks	2022 3rd-round pick
March 20	Panthers	Robert Hagg (D)	Sabres	2022 6th-round pick
March 19	Panthers	Claude Giroux (F), Connor Bunnaman (F), German Rubstov (F), 2024 5th-round pick	Flyers	Owen Tippett (F), 2024 1st-round pick, 2023 3rd-round pick
March 19	Bruins	Hampus Lindholm (D), Kodie Curran (D)	Ducks	Urho Vaakanainen (D), John Moore (D), 2022 1st-round pick, 2023 2nd-round pick, 2023 2nd-round pick
March 19	Wild	Nicolas Deslauriers (F)	Ducks	2023 3rd-round pick
March 16	Lightning	Brandon Hagel (F), 2022 4th-round pick, 2024 4th-round pick	Blackhawks	Boris Katchouk (F), Taylor Raddysh (F), 2023 1st-round pick and 2024 1st-round pick
March 16	Flames	Calle Jarnkrok (F)	Kraken	2022 2nd-round pick, 2023 3rd-round pick, 2024 7th-round pick
March 16	Panthers	Ben Chiarot (D)	Canadiens	Ty Smilanic (F), 2023 1st-round pick, 2022 4th-round pick
March 16	Rangers	Frank Vatrano (F)	Panthers	2022 4th-round pick
March 15	Avalanche	Nico Sturm (F)	Wild	Tyson Jost (F)
March 14	Avalanche	Josh Manson (D)	Ducks	Drew Helleson (D), 2023 2nd-round pick

Bryan Murphy

Bryan Murphy joined The Sporting News in 2022 as the NHL/Canada content producer. Previously he worked for NBC Sports on their national news desk reporting on breaking news for the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL, in addition to covering the 2020 and 2022 Olympic Games. A graduate of Quinnipiac University, he spent time in college as a beat reporter covering the men’s ice hockey team.