NHL Transactions in October 2006

Oct 31, 2006

  • St. Louis Blues Claimed center Joel Perrault off waivers from the Phoenix Coyotes.

Oct 29, 2006

  • Phoenix Coyotes Signed center Yanic Perreault to a one-year contract.

Oct 26, 2006

  • Chicago Blackhawks claimed left wing Karl Stewart off waivers from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
  • Chicago Blackhawks claimed left wing Karl Stewart off waivers from the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Oct 22, 2006

  • Philadelphia Flyers announced the resignation of general manager Bob Clarke and fired coach Ken Hitchcock; named John Stevens coach and Paul Holmgren interim general manager.

Oct 20, 2006

  • Dallas Stars signed left wing James Neal to a three-year contract.

Oct 13, 2006

  • Los Angeles Kings agreed to terms with goaltender Jonathan Bernier, the 11th pick in the 2006 draft, on a three-year contract.

Oct 8, 2006

  • Anaheim Ducks signed center Samuel Pahlsson to a two-year contract extension.

Oct 7, 2006

  • Anaheim Ducks re-signed center Zenon Konopka.
  • Toronto Maple Leafs signed center Boyd Devereaux to a one-year contract.

Oct 6, 2006

  • Edmonton Oilers signed left wing Ethan Moreau to a four-year contract extension.
  • Nashville Predators signed center Cal O'Reilly and left wing Kelsey Wilson to three-year contracts.

Oct 5, 2006

  • Pittsburgh Penguins announced that Jim Balsillie signed a purchase agreement to buy the team.

Oct 4, 2006

  • New Jersey Devils signed left wing Dan LaCouture.

Oct 3, 2006

  • New Jersey Devils re-signed defensemen David Hale and Paul Martin, goaltender Scott Clemmensen, right wing Brian Gionta and center Erik Rasmussen.
  • Colorado Avalanche claimed right wing George Parros off waivers from the Los Angeles Kings.
  • Pittsburgh Penguins claimed center Chris Thorburn off waivers from the Buffalo Sabres.

Oct 2, 2006

  • New York Islanders signed center Richard Park to a two-year contract.
  • Philadelphia Flyers placed center Mark Cullen on waivers.
  • Nashville Predators signed center Kim Staal to a one-year contract.