These are both extremely fair trades. But I do believe Tampa needs to add more in the Stamkos trade.

the challenge is two unreasonable trades right?

- you are allowed to make 1 completely one sided trade with whomever you want in a one for one scenario (only two players involved in total).
-YOURE only other trade MUST be trading away your teams 2nd highest point getter from the 2019-2020 season (idk I just chose second for zero reason). For the Sharks it’s Kane, for the oilers it’s McDavid LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL.
**Additionally the return must be one of the worst players from the team who’s ALPHABETICALLY 1 letter away from you. So for the Sharks I MUST choose either: PITTSBURGH OR ST LOUIS to get my bad player. Meaning you cant just chose someone decent or someone useful. If the player you must receive comes from Vancouver that would be Eriksson, for Ottawa you’re taking zaitsev, for San Jose you’re taking vlasic, for Boston you’re taking moore, for Tampa you’re taking Johnson; AND SO ON you get the idea. The team must be alphabetically within 1 difference of the team you are. This player CANNOT be buried or bought out and they must be in the lineup.
-FINALLY the player you do trade in your unrealistic trade that is one sided in your favour, this cannot be a player who’s cap hit is above 3 million. MEANING, you’re one sided favourable trade cannot be a cap dumping of a player over 3 million, the player you trade away in your one for one must be under 3 million dollars AAV Cap hit. (So I cannot dump Vlasic for Hedman, it would be Simek for example for hedman, as Vlasic has a AAV Cap of 7m).

I personally wouldn’t have chosen Hughes (a different elc like laf or whatever with that 3 year elc) but does make Tampa scary keeping the whole team basically

he from florida

Oh didn’t even know, Idk many players from there. I think chychrun is too right?

Chychrun, Gostisbehere, both Hughes brothers, Hathaway, Carpenter

Pretty high end “talent” ratio for such quality with so few names