I think that Chiarot is certainly going to continue to elicit interest. I'm not sure he's really a good bargain at the cost of a 1st rounder. The Habs will likely get it due to the demand, but I think I'd pass. Still, that's a good rental. No surprise there.
Lehkonen might get a sneaky solid return. I think there's lots of interest, and probably a team out there that really likes him. He has RFA rights and is 26. He is no longer a young player and is suddenly a vet on a team that is starting to look towards the future.
For the right contending club with bottom-six depth issues, I think that Armia could make sense. He's got term but it's not at a cap hit that teams can't fit into the lineup. He's a solid veteran with a good rep. I think he survives the hit to reputation that a number of Habs have taken this year.
If the timeline is favorable for him to return from injury, I think there might be interest in David Savard. His $3.5M cap hit is reasonable and he's going to be 34/35 when his three more years are up. That's fair. Maybe this is an offseason trade more than a deadline move.
There may be a team out there that really likes Anderson that would step up. I don't really think the Habs want to move him, so they might set a high price that would cool interest a bit. I don't think they are at the point where they want to sell everything not nailed down. If they did, they could definitely find a taker.
Hoffman's two more years make me think interest is limited around the league. Maybe, but I don't think so.
Some of the contracts there are just poison. The contracts to Price, Petry, Gallagher aren't going anywhere and it's not particularly close either.
Then of course there's the kids (Suzuki, Caufield, and Romanov) but they aren't realistically available, nor should they be available.
There's potential for some moves, but Chiarot is the only one that (probably) nets a first rounder.