Quick hits on Kypreos’ trade board. There are a number of players who may very well be on the move this offseason
Nick Kypreos of Sportsnet: Trade board leading as much as the draft, free agency, and the summer.
The Dallas Stars would match any offer sheet within the $12 to $13 million range for Jason Robertson. They aren’t all in favour of 4 first-round draft picks. If the Ottawa Senators desired to offer him a suggestion sheet, they’d should get within the $13.5 – $14 range.
Zach Werenski has two years left on his deal, and although his name has come up in speculation, the Columbus Blue Jackets don’t see this as a pressing issue just yet.
The San Jose Sharks, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Edmonton Oilers are searching for defensemen.
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There’s no indication that Connor Hellebuyck has asked for a trade yet.
If the Toronto Maple Leafs were to trade Matthew Knies, someone would should overpay. Return would should be two roster players and a draft pick.
Like Knies, the Philadelphia Flyers would should be blown away with a suggestion for Owen Tippett.
Despite $9.25 million for 4 more years, teams are all in favour of Darnell Nurse. His preference is Philadelphia, however the Pittsburgh Penguins GM Kyle Dubas is looking muscle on D.
The Buffalo Sabres are shopping defenseman Bowen Byram, who may very well be as high as $12 million on an extension.
Dylan Larkin could also be seeking to find yourself in Dallas. GM Steve Yzerman is searching for Larkin to expand his list.
Can the Dallas Stars and Jason Robertson agree on an extension around $12 million or will they appear for an enormous trade package?
The Montreal Canadiens could revisit Jordan Kyrou, and the Penguins are also interested.
It’s not sounding like Morgan Rielly‘s no-movement clause shall be a difficulty.
Re-signing Pavel Dorofeyev may cost the Vegas Golden Knights Tomas Hertl. The Minnesota Wild may need interest in Hertl as a middle.
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Jake DeBrusk‘s no-movement clause won’t be a difficulty.
The Vancouver Canucks would want picks and prospects to Elias Pettersson.
The St. Louis Blues are still seeking to move 33-year-old Colton Parayko, who has 4 years left at $6.5 million.
It’s not known if there shall be a marketplace for 36-year-old Jacob Markstrom after a down 12 months and two years left at $6 million.
Will the Recent Jersey Devils have/wish to retain a few of Dougie Hamilton‘s $9 million cap hit for 2 years?
Devils Simon Nemec is offer sheet eligible, but no arbitration rights.
Clearing Adin Hill‘s $6.25 million for five more years could also be a priority for the Golden Knights to re-sign Rasmus Andersson and extend Dorofeyev.
The Boston Bruins could move Pavel Zacha in the event that they don’t like what he wants on a contract extension.
The Edmonton Oilers can be all in favour of Rasmus Ristolainen.
Mason McTavish is drawing interest, including the Senators. The Anaheim Geese want to win. What number of picks would they need in return?
The Penguins could look to maneuver Rickard Rakell and Tommy Novak to alter things up and shed some salary.
Sabres Jason Zucker ($4.75 million) and Jordan Greenway ($4 million) may very well be moved as they need cap space.
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Recent York Rangers Alexis Lafreniere has no trade protection for yet another season.
The Florida Panthers could use some cap space, and Evan Rodrigues is making $3.02 million on the fourth line.
Will someone finally offer the Rangers a comparable player for Braden Schneider?
Seattle Kraken’s forward Kaapo Kakko had a profession high 44 points, but it surely’s unclear if there’s a powerful marketplace for him.
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