Two potential trade targets for Buffalo Saber
Michael Augello of Hockey News: They should enter the top six forwards on the market after Buffalo Saber traded JJ Peterka to the Utah Mammoth. GM Kevyn Adams has young players, prospects and draft picks to make something happen.
Pittsburgh penguins Rickard Rakell and Bryan Rust are two names. Rakell’s deal has a few years left and costs $5 million. He does have a trade-free list of eight teams, and like many players, Saber is probably on that list.
Zach Benson or Jack Quinn may interest the Penguin, which may bring another prospect, like Isak Rosen or Noah Ostlund, or a lottery-protected first-round draft pick to land on Land Rakell.
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Michael Augello of Hockey News: Another advance that can be seen on the sword is Michael Bonting of Nashville Predators. He has $4.5 million left for a year, and the predators may be looking to move veterans and be a little younger.
It could cost someone like Isak Rosen or a non-first-round pick.
Chicago Blackhawks can’t attract Connor Bedard’s top winger
Mark Lazerus: (Mailbag) The Chicago Blackhawks really need to find a top winger for Connor Bedard, which is able to keep up with him physically and mentally. They tried to sign Jake Guentzel in the offseason.
The problem with the Blackhawks is that at his peak, no one wants to sign with the Blackhawks.
Pittsburgh Penguins could get several draft picks for Tristan Jarry
Dan Kingerski of Pittsburgh Hockey: Apparently, Canucks told the Edmonton Oilers that they would not trade the goalkeeper Silovs to them regardless of the price. The Pittsburgh Penguins gave up their fourth-round pick for him.
Tristan Jarry’s speculation towards the Oiler continues. The cost of getting a goalkeeper is a bargain. Jarry’s hat rate reached $5.375 million, a career-long profit percentage of 909.
NHL Rumors: Vancouver Canucks and offseason NHL Trade Watch List
The Anaheim Ducks traded John Gibson to Detroit Red Wings for a 2027 second-round pick, a 2026 fourth-round pick and Petr Mrazek. If the Penguins were to keep some salary, it was absolutely possible that the Penguins would get a second and fourth round pick.
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