With less than one week to go until the March 5 NHL trade deadline, TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun has the latest on Ottawas Chris Phillips, Vancouvers Ryan Kesler, and the Rangers Ryan Callahan and offers some insight on their situations and potential trade status. What are the chances that Chris Phillips is still an Ottawa Senator after the trade deadline? Pierre LeBrun: Well theres still a chance, because the Senators are trying to sign him. They have already talked to him and they would like to do a one-year extension with him. If they get a yes on that extension, then he stays put, but if they cant get him signed it puts Ottawa in a tough spot because they are five points out - theyre not in a playoff spot right now. If the next couple of games dont go well, theyre even further apart from a playoff spot and I can tell you this, the Boston Bruins and Peter Chiarelli - who was formerly with the Ottawa Senators - knows Phillips and Boston would be all over him if hes put on the trade market by Ottawa. The next couple of games are huge in terms of his future and what the Senators do with him. Are there any new developments on the Ryan Kesler trade front? LeBrun: Kesler is the biggest name on the market right now. He didnt officially ask for a trade - I think thats true - but everyone knows that from both his side and the Canucks side, a change of scenery might be the best thing. I was told on Friday by a source, and this is now public, that the action has absolutely picked up and the phone is ringing off the hook in Vancouver. So many teams want to at least educate themselves about what it would cost to get in on the Ryan Kesler market. And again, the Canucks are telling everyone "we dont have to move him before Wednesday." If they dont get their price met (which is very high) then they can wait until June to possibly trade him. The Flyers, Blue Jackets, Red Wings - of course hes from Michigan - the list goes on as theres so much interest in Kesler. How does Dan Girardis six-year deal impact Ryan Callahan with the New York Rangers? LeBrun: I do feel in my heart of hearts that it has an impact and thats where it starts with Callahan. I have this gut feeling that he might soften on these contract demands and if he does, I think he can re-sign with the Rangers. And thats because this team is on a roll, hes the captain, and he and Girardi are close so look for that to maybe have an impact. But certainly if he doesnt soften on his contract demands then the Rangers are going to trade him. One small note on Girardi, by the way - his no-movement clause, which is in his new extension, starts right away. 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England vs Fiji November 19, 2016, 2:00pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Carr featured as a replacement in South Africas 37-21 loss to England last week, and Oupa Mahoje comes in to fill his vacancy on the bench. Lourens Adriaanse loses out to Trevor Nyakane in the second of three changes to the substitutes, with Elton Jantjies selected at the expense of Lions team-mate Lionel Mapoe.The Boks are in desperate need of a win in Florence. Last weeks loss to Eddie Jones side came off the back of a disappointing Rugby Championship during which they were thrashed 57-15 by the All Blacks, and the 2007 World Cup champions have now lost five of their last six internationals.dddddddddddd Bryan Habana has scored 66 tries for the Springboks in 123 Tests The recent record has piled pressure on coach Allister Coetzee, but in the wake of their Twickenham humbling, the Bok boss insisted he has drawn comfort from his sides efforts.I always look at when a team gives up, then Id say the Springboks have lost their aura. 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