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The Hurricanes bolstered their defense by announcing the recall of Chicagos Maxime Lahoye from the AHL. The 25-year-old played three of the last four seasons in the NHL, including five games with Carolina in 2021-22. year, although he spent most of his playing time in 2018-2019. in a year in which he participated in 56 matches. Ottawa. . Lahoy has played ten games for Wolves this year, scoring four assists. Calvin de Haan suffered an injury in yesterdays game against Edmonton and it looks like Lajoie will be covered in case the veteran is unable to play in his next game on Monday. Also on the list is Dylan Coughlan, who could be included if De Haan lets down some time. More from the Eastern Conference: Yesterdays game against Boston wont be the only one Sabers captain Kyle Okposo will miss. Mike Harrington of The Buffalo News notes that the veteran is likely to miss at least the next few games. For now, the plan is for the 34-year-old to rest for a few days and then reassess his condition. Okposo started the season well with nine points in the first 14 games. While the senators were hoping to bring in defender Artyom Zub, it looks like they wont be for a while. In an interview with TSN 1200 (audio link), head coach D.J. Smith said the 27-year-old is overdue but should be back late next week. Tooth is considered an uncapped free factor and averaged just under 22 minutes per game before suffering an upper body injury last month. Topics in this edition of the PHR Mailbag include early-season battles for several Western Conference teams, potential trade candidates, the Hockey Hall of Fame, and more. If your question is not here, look for it in your inbox next weekend. JH: Do you see the Kings replacing McLellan if their defensive and structural issues lead to a prolonged slump? The extra offense is good, but failures, losses and other mistakes have cost them several games. Systemic issues like this probably shouldnt arise now in Year Four, especially since there are realistic expectations for this team after last years playoffs. Are there any other potential coaching changes imaginable that would be equally unexpected but believable? bigalval: Kings scored the most goals, whats wrong with them? Lets ask questions about Los Angeles together. First off, its worth noting that theyve won three in a row since first posted, which may turn things around a bit. I dont think McClellans future is too secure because yes there are some structural issues and if you look at his last stay at Edmonton it was around the time they made the switch. But with this three-game winning streak, they are in the top three of the Western Conference, so they probably dont want to make any moves. If I wasThe Hurricanes bolstered their defense by announcing the departure of Maxime Lajoie from the Chicago AHL. The 25-year-old played in three of his last four seasons in the NHL, including five games against the Carolinas in 2021-22, although he spent most of his playing time in 2018-19 when he played in 56 games against Ottawa played. . Lajoie has played ten games against Wolves this year, recording four assists. Calvin de Haan was beaten in yesterdays game against Edmonton and it looks like Lajoie will be a backup should the veteran miss Mondays next game. Dylan Coghlan is also in the line-up and could be fielded if De Haan misses at any point. More from the Eastern Conference: Yesterdays rivalry with Boston wont be the only one leading to Sabers captain Kyle Okposo leaving, as The Buffalo News Mike Harrington points out that the veteran is likely to miss at least a couple more games . For now, the plan is for the 34-year-old to rest for a few days and then reevaluate everything. Okposo started the season well, scoring nine points in their first 14 games. While senators were hoping for Artem Zubs return, it looks like he will be delayed. In a previous interview with TSN 1200 (link to audio), head coach D.J. Smith indicated the 27-year-old was running late but should be back by the end of next week. Tooth is a pending unrestricted free agent and was averaging just 22 minutes per game before suffering an upper-body injury last month. Topics in this edition of the PHR Mailbox include early-season struggles with multiple Western Conference teams, potential trade candidates, the Hockey Hall of Fame, and more. If your question isnt here, check your inbox next weekend. JH: Do you see the Kings moving away from McLellan if their defensive, structural problems lead to a protracted collapse? The extra offense is fun, but falls, losses and other mistakes have cost them several games. Such system problems should probably no longer exist in the fourth season, especially since there are real hopes on this team after last years playoffs. Are there other potential changes in coaching that you expect to be unexpected and likely? bigalval: The kings have conceded the most goals of any team, whats wrong with them? Lets ask questions about Los Angeles. First, its worth noting that theyve won three in a row since the first one was posted, which might change things up a bit. I dont think McLellans future is too secure because yes there are some structural issues and if you look at his last job in Edmonton that was around the time they made the move. But with that three-game winning streak, theyre in the top three in the Western Conference, so they probably wont be inclined to make a move. If I was healed

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