EmeticDonut
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Potential Trade Targets (2025 edition)
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Kevin Musto
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OldScool
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Mrazek has to be the guy they try to move but he does have a pretty sizable contract at $4.25 million per for one more season. Soderblom is a RFA so who knows what they will entail no with Knight in the picture. Maybe Soderblom wants to move on to a better team after the beating he takes here. Commesso should pull an Askarov and ask to be traded with the logjam in front of him. Bottom line is playing goalie right now in the entire Chicago organization isn't an easy job.
Only way Mrazek moves before the TDL is taking back a compareably bad contract on a F/D. You might be able to move him this Summer with a retention spot opened up. My guess is Mrazek and Brodie both get bought out this Summer, which will actually help getting toward the cap floor when you combine their buyout hit plus a roster replacements cap.
frank S mentioned something like a 3 way trade. Mzarek to ED, future consideration to Chicago and another team gets a 3rd for retaining $2mil
kevin W says plenty of Clubs checking in on Donato. they like his versatility, compete and $$ what about 1st with Dallas 2nd going back?
OldScool
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If he regains health, he has a pretty extensive track record of success and might be someone you can move for (not much of one but) an asset. Once the Hawks pay his signing bonus, he is only owed 2.3 million real dollars which might have some attraction to teams getting to the cap floor (that don't want to spend actual salary to get there).
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just a thought
To Edmonton- Vejmelka
To Utah- Mrazek + St Louis 3rd (from Edmonton)
To Chicago- Future Considerations
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LeBrun and Johnston linked Donato to Ottawa, Washington, and Winnipeg in a column at the Athletic today
With enough of a bidding war (and with how weak people perceive the draft as being this year) they may not need to add much of anything to get a 1st for him at this point
With enough of a bidding war (and with how weak people perceive the draft as being this year) they may not need to add much of anything to get a 1st for him at this point
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He would look good on Winnipeg or Washington. All the teams have their 1sts for 2026 (Ottawa loses theirs as they chose this year to take that ridiculous penalty) but me thinks we may need to sweeten the deal with a 2nd or 3rd on top of Donato to get that 2026 1st.
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Would like to get Kupari from Winnipeg.
One of the best skaters in the league and can win faceoffs.
Although he's just a bottom 6er, having a legit center who fits the timeline and can win draws would be a decent return for Donato.
Malagahawks
We tanked hard and got Bedard!! Happy Days!!
This is absolute pie-in-the sky stuff but I never say "never". If we end the season on a positive note would you offer the Nucks:
1. Nazar
2. Our 2026 FRP
3. 2025 or 26 FRP from Florida
4. Rights to Oliver Moore
For Pettersson? They recently took him of the trade block after unloading Miller but perhaps they will entertain a rebuild.
www.nytimes.com
Eichel was also a top center in his mid-20s, with perceived risk and a big contract. However, there was uncertainty about his neck injury and his desire to undergo artificial disk replacement surgery, which had never been performed on an NHL player before. Given the Sabres’ futility during his time with the club, Eichel’s leadership and locker room impact were also questioned.
Vegas gave up Alex Tuch (a good top-six winger), Peyton Krebs (a solid center prospect) and a first-round pick. That’s a sizable package, but it obviously paled in comparison to the value Eichel has given the Golden Knights as a franchise player who led them to a Stanley Cup.
1. Nazar
2. Our 2026 FRP
3. 2025 or 26 FRP from Florida
4. Rights to Oliver Moore
For Pettersson? They recently took him of the trade block after unloading Miller but perhaps they will entertain a rebuild.
Elias Pettersson trade watch: 10 potential destinations and what the Canucks could get back
Elias Pettersson could be the odd man out in Vancouver. What does he bring, where could he land and what does Vancouver need?
www.nytimes.com
What is Pettersson’s trade value?
Jack Eichel stands out as a potential comparable for Pettersson’s trade value.Eichel was also a top center in his mid-20s, with perceived risk and a big contract. However, there was uncertainty about his neck injury and his desire to undergo artificial disk replacement surgery, which had never been performed on an NHL player before. Given the Sabres’ futility during his time with the club, Eichel’s leadership and locker room impact were also questioned.
Vegas gave up Alex Tuch (a good top-six winger), Peyton Krebs (a solid center prospect) and a first-round pick. That’s a sizable package, but it obviously paled in comparison to the value Eichel has given the Golden Knights as a franchise player who led them to a Stanley Cup.
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God no red flags everywhere with Pettersson lately don’t want to give up a ton of assets for a less toxic center version Seth jonesThis is absolute pie-in-the sky stuff but I never say "never". If we end the season on a positive note would you offer the Nucks:
1. Nazar
2. Our 2026 FRP
3. 2025 or 26 FRP from Florida
4. Rights to Oliver Moore
For Pettersson? They recently took him of the trade block after unloading Miller but perhaps they will entertain a rebuild.
Elias Pettersson trade watch: 10 potential destinations and what the Canucks could get back
Elias Pettersson could be the odd man out in Vancouver. What does he bring, where could he land and what does Vancouver need?
What is Pettersson’s trade value?
Jack Eichel stands out as a potential comparable for Pettersson’s trade value.
Eichel was also a top center in his mid-20s, with perceived risk and a big contract. However, there was uncertainty about his neck injury and his desire to undergo artificial disk replacement surgery, which had never been performed on an NHL player before. Given the Sabres’ futility during his time with the club, Eichel’s leadership and locker room impact were also questioned.
Vegas gave up Alex Tuch (a good top-six winger), Peyton Krebs (a solid center prospect) and a first-round pick. That’s a sizable package, but it obviously paled in comparison to the value Eichel has given the Golden Knights as a franchise player who led them to a Stanley Cup.
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This is absolute pie-in-the sky stuff but I never say "never". If we end the season on a positive note would you offer the Nucks:
1. Nazar
2. Our 2026 FRP
3. 2025 or 26 FRP from Florida
4. Rights to Oliver Moore
For Pettersson? They recently took him of the trade block after unloading Miller but perhaps they will entertain a rebuild.
Elias Pettersson trade watch: 10 potential destinations and what the Canucks could get back
Elias Pettersson could be the odd man out in Vancouver. What does he bring, where could he land and what does Vancouver need?
What is Pettersson’s trade value?
Jack Eichel stands out as a potential comparable for Pettersson’s trade value.
Eichel was also a top center in his mid-20s, with perceived risk and a big contract. However, there was uncertainty about his neck injury and his desire to undergo artificial disk replacement surgery, which had never been performed on an NHL player before. Given the Sabres’ futility during his time with the club, Eichel’s leadership and locker room impact were also questioned.
Vegas gave up Alex Tuch (a good top-six winger), Peyton Krebs (a solid center prospect) and a first-round pick. That’s a sizable package, but it obviously paled in comparison to the value Eichel has given the Golden Knights as a franchise player who led them to a Stanley Cup.
F*** no. I would not offer that.
Sarava
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Take a look at his 2024/25 stats and then get back to us on offering essentially 4 1sts for him. And note that he is tied up at an 11.6 mil caphit for the next 7 seasons I believe.This is absolute pie-in-the sky stuff but I never say "never". If we end the season on a positive note would you offer the Nucks:
1. Nazar
2. Our 2026 FRP
3. 2025 or 26 FRP from Florida
4. Rights to Oliver Moore
For Pettersson? They recently took him of the trade block after unloading Miller but perhaps they will entertain a rebuild.
Elias Pettersson trade watch: 10 potential destinations and what the Canucks could get back
Elias Pettersson could be the odd man out in Vancouver. What does he bring, where could he land and what does Vancouver need?
What is Pettersson’s trade value?
Jack Eichel stands out as a potential comparable for Pettersson’s trade value.
Eichel was also a top center in his mid-20s, with perceived risk and a big contract. However, there was uncertainty about his neck injury and his desire to undergo artificial disk replacement surgery, which had never been performed on an NHL player before. Given the Sabres’ futility during his time with the club, Eichel’s leadership and locker room impact were also questioned.
Vegas gave up Alex Tuch (a good top-six winger), Peyton Krebs (a solid center prospect) and a first-round pick. That’s a sizable package, but it obviously paled in comparison to the value Eichel has given the Golden Knights as a franchise player who led them to a Stanley Cup.
Elias Pettersson (b.1998) Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Statistics of Elias Pettersson, a hockey player from Sundsvall, Sweden born Nov 12 1998 who was active from 2014 to 2025.
www.hockeydb.com
Not sure I would call someone that just forced the trade of an eliteish teammate less toxic ....at least Jones only forced a trade of himself.
But yes....7 years left at 11.6 per for a guy that has looked more like a 7-8 million dollar player for going on a full year now would be a massive gamble and the assets propossed would be a preposturously bad overpay even if you removed just the Hawks 1st (and left it as "only" Nazar, Moore, and the Florida 1st).
If we are going to gamble on guys that signed a long term contract and then immediately underpreformed that contract, I would roll the dice on Cozens long before considering Pettersson. Lower acquisition cost, younger, bigger body, much better at faceoffs, cheaper contract (if the post new contract slump can't be turned), etc
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This is absolute pie-in-the sky stuff but I never say "never". If we end the season on a positive note would you offer the Nucks:
1. Nazar
2. Our 2026 FRP
3. 2025 or 26 FRP from Florida
4. Rights to Oliver Moore
For Pettersson? They recently took him of the trade block after unloading Miller but perhaps they will entertain a rebuild.
Elias Pettersson trade watch: 10 potential destinations and what the Canucks could get back
Elias Pettersson could be the odd man out in Vancouver. What does he bring, where could he land and what does Vancouver need?
What is Pettersson’s trade value?
Jack Eichel stands out as a potential comparable for Pettersson’s trade value.
Eichel was also a top center in his mid-20s, with perceived risk and a big contract. However, there was uncertainty about his neck injury and his desire to undergo artificial disk replacement surgery, which had never been performed on an NHL player before. Given the Sabres’ futility during his time with the club, Eichel’s leadership and locker room impact were also questioned.
Vegas gave up Alex Tuch (a good top-six winger), Peyton Krebs (a solid center prospect) and a first-round pick. That’s a sizable package, but it obviously paled in comparison to the value Eichel has given the Golden Knights as a franchise player who led them to a Stanley Cup.
I genuinely don't know if I would even want him for free at that cap hit right now. Bonkers trade idea.
Americanadian
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He’s had a solid year so far. Don’t think they’ll be looking to move on from him just to upgrade Donato to a first.
Blackhawkswincup
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Why on earth would Utah do that trade?
Mrazek is disaster right now signed at high cost for next year
If they wanted to move Vejmelka to Oilers they would just go ahead and directly make trade with Oilers without Hawks involvement
