The Monday morning rumor roundup.

Here's the latest on rumors from around the NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins: Oddly enough TSN insiders have reported that the Penguins are looking to acquire a top six winger to compliment their offense. This comes as somewhat of a surprise as the Penguins appear to have the best offense in the league early in the season. (TSN) Vancouver Canucks: It appears that the Canucks are looking to trade away Center Shawn Matthias, the asking price is another forward in return.(Ottawa Sun) San Jose Sharks: The Sharks are looking to make a deal that sends Tyler Kennedy who is in the final year of his $2.35 million per season deal. (Ottawa Sun) Philadelphia Flyers: Trade rumors are swirling in Philadelphia, with the loss of Michael Raffl for six weeks as well as Luke Schenn for at least two weeks, Ron Hextall is looking to acquire a blue liner to fill the obvious hole it creates on defense. However despite rumors all season that Braden Schenn and even Sean Couturier were moveable pieces, it now appears that Hextall's asking price for either of those two talents is much higher than just a journeyman defenseman.(Philadelphia Daily News) Ottawa Senators: The Senators have too many forwards, therefore it's easy to understand why Erik Condra and Colin Greening are names that have come up repeatedly in trade talks. The two players have been healthy scratches multiple times this season, no word on what Ottawa's asking price is. (Ottawa Sun) There are multiple teams looking to acquire NHL defenseman, the long list includes the Flames, Avalanche, Sharks, Jets, Stars, Oilers and the Red Wings. Many teams have made calls to Ryan Whitney however Whitney says he's happy in the KHL, at least for the time being and doesn't foresee an immediate return to the NHL. Whitney has been linked in talks with the Flyers, but that now seems unlikely as the Flyers have picked up Carlo Colaiacovo, and the Rangers, that also seems unlikely with the Rangers trying out former Montreal Canadian and current KHL player Tomas Kaberle. Rumors have continued to swirl around Alexander Semin and not just trade rumors, while his name has been linked with the Penguins recently, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet is reporting that Semin may be looking to "retire" to the KHL much like Ilya Kovalchuk did.