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Brown has been pushed far down the Leafs depth chart, but he has skill and speed which is something severely lacking in Los Angeles.

Leafs get a proven Stanley Cup champion who rn is injured, but is a terrific penalty killer, a guy who is beloved in the locker room and is a tenacious worker.

Burakovsky has vastly underachieved this year which is why the Caps throw in the 3rd, but the Kings get a guy who has potential to be a 40-50 point scorer.
Siegenthaler has shown he can be a solid bottom pairing d-man.

The Caps need help on the PK and both Hagelin and Forbort do that, also the Caps blueline is very beatup so the Caps could really use Forbort.

*conditional 1st on if the Isles make the playoffs, if not it turns into 2 2nds. 1 in 2019 the other in 2022.

The Isles get a guy in Muzzin who can really help out this young core of d-men and take pressure off Nick Leddy who logs a lot more ice time than he should.

And looks like a decent prospect could project to be an NHLer but the pick is what potentially a solid goalie in Campbell is worth.

The Panthers are banking on potential here, Campbell has looked great this year, and it allows the club to buyout or move Reimer in the offseason.

The Kings take on a cap dump in Hanzal, and trade for a guy in Comeau who could play better on a different team. Hintz looks solid and I say has potential to be like a player such as Brendan Perlini, a solid top 9 wing. Hanley also looks like a potential bottom pair guy.
Kings get 2 solid picks since they take on Hanzal's deal for so long.

The Stars get Toffoli to bolster their mediocre depth scoring, take a chance on Schebak and get a guy in Thompson who does everything Hanzal does rn at a much cheaper price.