Pretty sure Stecher is not on McCrimmon's radar. We already have 6 d-men signed and Hague will get spot #7 next year....not only is he ready for the big league but his cap hit works. VGK likely only carrying 7 d-men since I think a roster of 21 or 22 will be necessary next year. McCrimmon is currently focused on talks with David Copperfield about how to keep Lehner.

You're welcome to Daniel Brickley if you want him (you can probably just claim him on waivers after training camp), but if you want the Kings to take on Eriksson, it's going to cost you significantly more than that pile of garbage.

The Kings have no need for another goaltender (they already have Hrenak (22), Villalta (20), Ingham (20), and Parik (19) in the pipeline). With all the reports coming out of Russia regarding Tryamkin's attitude issues (he was given and stripped of the "C" on his KHL team), I don't want to have anything to do with that.

You're not going to want to give up the assets required to get the Kings to take on Eriksson's contract, so don't bother.

What's the latest report on Ferland's health status?

couldn't find the link but, apparently good to go However, concussions are different for all and future is unpredictable.

Florida accepts after you pay Sutter's signing bonus for 20-21.

Not sure if it's a COVID thing/NHL pause but notes on LTIR as per CF are as follows:
"When a player is deemed fit to play, the team must activate them."

Van has no issue with that. the team has lots of real money but desperately needs cap space. i personally would rather keep Rafferty and see how he turns out