Six players who might be cap casualties on the trade deadline
Scott Maxwell of Each day Faceoff: Some potential salary cap casualties who might be moved by the trade deadline.
Erik Gustafsson (one-year left at $2 million) and Justin Holl (one-year left at $3.4 million) – Detroit Red Wings – The Red Wings could use assistance on the blue line, and it’s already crowded. Salary and a roster spot would must be opened up.
Jeff Skinner – Pending UFA at $3 million – Edmonton Oilers – He hasn’t produced like that they had hoped. Has a full no-movement clause.
Max Domi (three years left at $3.75 million) and David Kampf (two years left at $2.4 million) – Toronto Maple Leafs – The Leafs must upgrade down the center, a position that each these players have played this season. Only three goals for Domi this season and that isn’t cutting it. A 13-team NTC for Domi and a 10-team NTC for Kampf.
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Nils Hoglander – $1 million this season, with a three-year extension at $3 million – Vancouver Canucks – He’s not producing like he did last yr and after he got the contract extension.
Five perfect suits and the associated fee that it’d require
Max Bultman and Harman Dayal of The Athletic: The NHL trade deadline is just over a month away. Some players have already been moved, but there’s a number of speculation on who else might be moved and where could they find yourself.
A take a look at some perfect trade suits and what it may cost a little.
Latest Jersey Devils: Jake Evans
Montreal Canadiens: A 2025 second-round pick, and a 2026 third-round pick
Colorado Avalanche: Brock Nelson
Latest York Islanders: Casey Mittelstadt and a 2025 second-round pick (originally Carolina’s)
Tampa Bay Lightning: Trent Frederic
Boston Bruins: A 2025 second-round pick (originally Toronto’s)
Toronto Maple Leafs: Ryan O’Reilly
Nashville Predators: Fraser Minten, Nick Robertson, and a 2027 fourth-round pick
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Winnipeg Jets: Brian Dumoulin
Anaheim Geese: A 2025 third-round pick
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