Jets decline.

Even if they don't rebuild, they have an abundance of LSD.

I don't know the other teams roster situations well enough to know if the trades are viable but I think you've identified the best players to move in terms of value and return and what would be left. I think Hall could be moved but I'm not sure if there's a ton of takers at 6 per. unless he's fully healed and shows like he did vs. FLA. They might be best packaging Ullmark and Gryz and making a hockey trade. (maybe a 2 for 1 with slight savings in salary) I don't' think Foligno back as a center is good for anyone. and while I love Cliffy's energy, I'm kinda over his actual play there's gonna be at least 3-4 min sal guys and ideally on the 4th line and 3rd pair.

I think you are too optimistic about other teams helping the Bruins out. not including Ullmark you are moving 9.6 mill in cap, it will cost more than 2 - 3rds and a 5th.

I would accept that offer as the Los Angeles GM.

Anaheim will take Reilly and your 2023 fourth in return for the Ducks' 2023 sixth.

Used Winnipeg as an example - pick anyone who needs a formidable 3rd pair D who can play PK well (with one year remaining on his deal).

Don't think teams are worried about "helping" other teams out. They look to make moves that benefit their hockey club. A third for both Gryz and Forbort is reasonable given they are both servicable bottom 4 NHL defensemen. You pick the team they go to, but think thats a reasonable price.

Signings are pretty solid, but dont need both Schenn and Clifton (both 3RD), Id rather Schenn at cheaper but he wouldnt sign in BOS

could prob fetch more value for Grz

Like the LAK trade, but perhaps a 1st + Turcotte would be more accurate as risky cuz he cant stay healthy

Lohrei isnt NHL ready, but excited for that pairing in the future