Pittsburgh says no and RNH will want max term. Most importantly, that team still isn’t good.

I'm not really interested in Raffl for even league minimum. We need young hungry guys, not old slow guys.

And if McMichael is on the roster, he needs to play or he might as well stay in Hershey to get better.

Pittsburgh isnt in any of these. Also, this team is arguably better. Without all the nagging injuries this is a division contender for at least another year, maybe 2,

Whoops, meant minnesota.

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VV is interesting but no Hagelin thanks. If you going to lose him for free a third is more than fair

Declining 29 year old, in trouble with his team, 4 years left at 7.8. Whats not to love.

"Declining" by that logic Mckinnon is declinging because he had a bad season. Kuzy is a solid 2C and for a team that really badly needs a center they would give up 2+ picks and prospects/ players. So once again you know nothing about hockey...

Mackinnon had more points per game this season than last season.

Three consecutive seasons of a decline in goals and points for kuznetsov. And if you just watch him play he isn’t scary anymore. More or less invisible when he got into the playoffs this year. Wasn’t much in the bubble either. Wasn’t really taht much of a threat the year before that either, though if i recall he had solid numbers.

Do you realize how ridiculous it is to tell someone they know nothing about hockey because you’re giving a biased opinion on a player from your favorite team? Especially when it kind of seemed like said team didn’t even want him in the lineup. His contract is scary. It is what it is. Welcome to the cap era.

Declining doesn't mean bad, or not valuable. Minnesota is the one and singularly most obvious spot for Kuznetsov, and if he's available, they're definitely taking a hard look at acquiring him.