So, in the Edmonton deal, you get:
-A number 1 C
-Top pairing dman
-Cap dump
Edmonton gets:
-1 year of a player coming off of a knee injury/worst season of his career (But, he does have 30 goal potential)
-3rd/4th line C
-3rd line winger
-Worst contract in hockey
-7th Dman

Does anything seem off there to you?

With the Blues deal, you get:
-Top pairing RHD
-22 year old so/so winger (3rd/4th line)
-2nd tier starter on a reasonable contract
-C that they just signed as a UFA

They get:
-3rd pairing RHD
-Top tier started with another horrible contract
-4th line C that you just signed as a UFA
-Paul Byron

edm get a new 2nd line and weber is not the worst contract in hockey its lucic that has the worst and mike rielly can play in 2nd def line for the blues petry is a good second line def and they got a REALLY better goalie and plecky with byron is a great duo in 3rnd line for a top def a too much paid 3c a fragile young player and a 2nd goalies

Bruh. They get 3 top 6 forwards for a trop center and a top 4. This is not happening. But you do not know anything about hockey

No, they get 3 guys who are top 6 forwards from one of the worst teams in hockey, meaning that they actually get a top 6 winger, and 2 bottom 6 forwards. I know enough about hockey to know that Leon is the best player in that trade, Klef is arguably the second given his contract/5 years of team control, and that Patches is coming off a season ending knee injury (And the worst season of his career).

I also know that Shea Weber has the worst contract in hockey. Those lucky Habs fans will get to lap it up alllllll the way to 2026 with that one.

Enjoy, Bruh.

You forgot the add drouin domi and Mete to the edm trade