The MIN move is really unlikely... the chance increases at the TDL but TJ would have to be playing on a tear.

Not sure LAK need to make that move and possibly get Bailey without giving up the draft pick, particularly if Mitchell heads the other direction.

I know it rhymes, but after serious contemplation, I have come to the conclusion that being "hard" for a 17 year old kid is probably not something we should express publicly. lol

Giving Tampa bay the flexibility to accrue cap space next season for a measly 4th round pick? I know they don’t have much more in the way of assets but it’s in our interest to limit their improvement as much as possible.

Why the F*** is it in Chicago's interest to limit TBs improvement? They play twice a year unless they pull a 15 and meet in the Final if Davidson thinks it helps the Hawks he doesn't give a F*** if it helps TB?

LA is probably trading Walker, but they can do better than this.

Hawks have tampas 1st round pick in 2024. So yeah it's in chicagos interest to make sure they don't do anything to improve tampa.

Bailey can be bought out and save $2.67M against next year's cap without having to give up any draft assets. The Isles' core is, for better or worse, basically locked up for next season - the only names they have to consider re-signing or replacing are Zach Parise (LW3), Scott Mayfield (RD3), and Semyon Varlamov (backup G) and they'll have about $9.5M to do that if they buy out Bailey.

Don't see Tinordi or Khaira being resigned. No need to bring in Walker unless Hawks trade Murphy. Galvas doesn't need to be in the Tampa trade - future considerations are fine. And I don't think MN does that deal either.

Los Angeles doesn't need a forward of any kind or level.

Lmao. This comment aged like milk. I think Tinordi was resigned as a 7th dman. Fit the team well, can help protect guys when needed. Plays hard and fits Richardsons system well, but if hes healthy scratched it doesnt hurt development of young guys.