Once a Kings Fan Too
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Dvorak would actually play #1LW and Garland would actually play #2LW, so you're getting two top-6 players with term plus your starting goalie for a year or a first-round draft pick. In return, Arizona gets a bottom-pairing defenseman (even on that team), a goalie prospect who has never played a game in the NHL and a forward prospect who has never played a professional hockey game in North America, plus two distant futures. Does that seem at all equitable? Does it seem at all likely that a professional GM would make that trade for the other side?
Amirov and the second MIGHT get you Kuemper. That entire package doesn't get you either Dvorak or Garland by themselves.