Pens, like most contenting teams, are in the same boat as the Leafs. Cash strapped with this flat cap.

Pens can’t take on Engvall. They have plenty of players, younger, cheaper and better than him in their origination that don’t see ice time( A.Angello, Zohorna, D.OConnor, Lafferty)

And why do Leafs fans think Adam Brooks has any value?? You guys are like Yankees fans, trying to trade Clint Frazier, Gary Sanchez and M.Andujar to every team like they have value and are still prospects.

Just because he can’t win a roster spot for a full season, doesn’t make a 25 year old still a valued prospect.

It’s just the team I randomly scrolled too. Put him in the Arizona deal then lol

I like the team however I’ve been really advocating this stay away from Linus Ullmark. Buffalo goalie coach is the same on the Pens had and really built Matt Murray. When the goalie from the Pens left in 2018 Matt Murray was never the same and I fear that with Ullmark. I rather sign Reimer, Driedger or trade for one

They need a guy that can play 30-40 games. Campbell has never been a #1 for 82 games before. Maybe even bring back Freddy if he wants to take 2 mill or less. I’d love a guy like Halak if they could swing that for 2.5

Bury Enngvall and Mikheyev, then use the money freed up to help add a veteran for cheap

Ryan Getzlaf doesnt really strike me as a Toronto kinda guy.

Welcome to CapFriendly! Sometimes it's not too friendly.

The Arizona trade is far from realistic. Crouse and Mikheyev are, at best, just equivalent value but different types of player. (Personally, I think Crouse is clearly worth more, but let's just say that they're equal for purposes of this discussion.). Adam Brooks has 18 whole games in the NHL, hasn't shown very much while doing so, and isn't likely to make people forget Alex Kerfoot. Hallander has never played a professional hockey game in North America. Meanwhile, Dvorak is indisputably a first-line forward; that's why you're acquiring him and in fact you have him there. In short, Dvorak is going to make a significant impact immediately, while it is unlikely Brooks will make an impact this season (if ever) and Hallander in all likelihood won't play in the NHL until 2022-2023 at the earliest. So even if you want to consider future impact as equal to immediate impact, this trade is at least a 2022 first short. And that's if Arizona were a rebuilding team, which they are not; remember that they were still in contention for a playoff spot late, and next season the Pathetic Division gets significantly weaker with the departure of Colorado and St. Louis.

If CapFriendly's rules didn't prohibit me from saying "Arizona laughs at this offer," I'd say "Arizona laughs at this offer." Instead, I'll say "Arizona declines this offer without much pause for thought."

I predict that Linus Ullmark will get at least $3.5 million for at least 4 years.

Finally, don't let constructive criticism bother you. I made many worse constructions early in my CapFriendly experience. Someday I'll tell you about re-introducing Mrs. Erik Karlsson to Mrs. Mike Hoffman.

Lol.

I disagree with the L.Ullmark contract prediction though. Not in a flat cap season. T.Jarry got 3.5M for 4 years coming off an all-star season.

I bet he gets 3M for 2 years. Or less.

Okay! We're on!