With the NHL trade deadline behind us, The Hockey News Wraparound Show is back with more rapid-fire topics.

The Canadiens gave Owen Beck another shot. He played five games at center and one at wing. He didn’t pass the audition but it didn’t take a lot to think that he wouldn’t. He just doesn’t have the body of work to let you know that so he’s heading back to Laval.

The Buffalo Sabres made a series of moves on NHL Trade Deadline day, including a four-player deal sending center Dylan Cozens and defensemen Dennis Gilbert to the Ottawa Senators, defenseman Henri Jokiharju to the Boston Bruins, and forward Nicolas Aube-Kubel to the NY Rangers, but three former Sabres are also were headed for new destinations.

Brad Marchand still felt a little strange fully dressed in Panthers gear.

ST. PAUL - After what was an embarrassing loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins on home ice to kick off a 7-game homestand, the Minnesota Wild are entering a gut-checking time.

Just days after being traded to the Florida Panthers by the only NHL team he’s ever known, Brad Marchand would be forgiven for feeling bitter towards the Boston Bruins.

The Ottawa Senators kick off the final 20 games of their regular season on Monday night at Canadian Tire Centre, hosting the struggling Detroit Red Wings. Despite their recent five-game slump, the Wings remain within striking distance of a wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference, sitting just three points behind the Senators.

The Chicago Blackhawks will take on the Colorado Avalanche on Monday night in Denver. The Hawks, who have been playing well lately, are taking on this Avalanche team, which has everything they need to win the Stanley Cup.

John Tortorella doesn’t care what you think.

By Brian Costello, editor