Low offers on LAF and Miller could be subject to offer sheets. Again Ranger fans are so intent that Goodrow waives his M NTC to non playoff team and any team wants his contract

CHI declines.

Goodrow has a 15 team no trade, impossible to know if he prefers playoff bound teams or a location where he and his family would be happy. Plus the Hawks are getting a generational talent in Bedard, it could be pretty exciting to be part of that. As for offer sheets… how often do they happen, barely ever. I’m sure the Rangers would match any that were made and I’d feel bad for the GM that wants to get on Drury’s bad side as he’s proven to be quite savvy so I’m confident he would not forget.

I admit offer sheets don't happen much, but 4.3m offer sheet might either LAF or Miller to sign one. There is big cap between what the Rangers can afford and what these players can afford. So let's can over the illusion the Rangers can match for both players. There really isn't much logic that any team on Goodrow's trade list.....that has cap, is willing to take on full contract.
15 teams are actually over the cap this season due to bonuses and can't afford the full cap.

Again, no one uses offer sheets sans the Habs and Canes who were in a pissing contest with the Canes winning. Laf had a horrendous post season and didn’t have a great regular season until the end. If someone was to offer sheet him I’d be extremely surprised. I expect Laf to take a 2 year bridge for 2.35-2.5 million. Miller on the other hand is the player a team may be willing to try and offer sheet, but if someone does I expect Drury to match it, then he will have to trade someone he doesn’t want to (Kakko, Chytil, Lindgren). In a league where GMs don’t want to piss each other off I don’t see it happening. As far as Goodrow, on the right team in a 3rd line role he’s fine and paid appropriately. Rangers had too much skill in the top 9 and paying that much for a 4th line center is absurd. Drury has done extremely well in trades other than the Buch trade, I don’t think he will have as much difficulty moving Goodrow as some think. Goodie could easily be packaged with a prospect like Grubbe or Jones to get a decent return. This isn’t Patrick Nemeth we are talking about.