Let me extend a quick courtesy ans. as I'm a bit crushed atm.
A. How each team rolls is exclusive of the other.
B. point 1 was "Sens are a bottom team so their goal is to add young prospects not trade them"
I'm not sure how what I said is contrary to that. They DO want to add prospects, tho I think this is less a matter of position in the standings as it is composition of the roster.
You might think more than a dollar for a dollar + of acceptable product currency, ie good prospects would be considered. But since something like a core of Krav, Nils L, Jones with Strome as a throw in for Sanderson + an acceptable add has not been welcomed, let alone considered, to date, that means that yes, prospects are still on the radar but primo prospects are less likely to be available.
C point 2: Yes, you got me. I was technically wrong. Although the context of what I said supported my point, I did say as you quoted: "any and all overtures to acquire Sanderson, even if by overpay...". This is my own damn fault for being sloppy. "Any and all" = absolute language and only God is absolute. I should have added "Nearly" in front of it. That would have been sufficient while disclaiming for insane offers that are beyond regular overpay into massive crazy overpay
Thrust of my argument, language corrected, holds -- Sandy not being made available