Reddwit
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There isn't really any way Detroit can address the loss of Datsyuk at this point, so lets assume they use their cap space to sign a couple of overpaid forwards (Okposo for 7, Nielsen for 5) and then are able to move their more palatable wingers to address their defense. Are these deals fair and sensible?
To Detroit: Trouba
To Winnipeg: Dekeyser and Nyquist/Tatar
Winnipeg gets a #2/3 LHD and a good winger. Detroit gets a younger RHD.
To Detroit: Fowler
To Anaheim: Nyquist/Tatar, Jurco/Pulkkinen, 1st (lottery protected) or 2nd
Detroit gets a young LHD on a good contract; Anaheim gets a good 2nd winger on a good contract, a cheap 3rd line wing, and a pick.
Detroit then uses capspace to overpay Okposo/Nielsen and get a cheap Vanek to make up the difference.
To Detroit: Trouba
To Winnipeg: Dekeyser and Nyquist/Tatar
Winnipeg gets a #2/3 LHD and a good winger. Detroit gets a younger RHD.
To Detroit: Fowler
To Anaheim: Nyquist/Tatar, Jurco/Pulkkinen, 1st (lottery protected) or 2nd
Detroit gets a young LHD on a good contract; Anaheim gets a good 2nd winger on a good contract, a cheap 3rd line wing, and a pick.
Detroit then uses capspace to overpay Okposo/Nielsen and get a cheap Vanek to make up the difference.