Do people even LOOK at other teams before creating trades with them?

Do you know why this trade is impossible for Los Angeles? Hint: it's the same reason why you're trading Taylor Hall in the first place.

Los Angeles has 14 forwards on the roster right now under contract for 2023-2024, plus 4 RFAs (two of whom are Gabe Vilardi and Rasmus Kupari), plus prospects like Alex Turcotte and Sam Fa-gem-o who will get long and serious looks in training camp, and $7.5 million in cap space to fill 6 slots, including addressing the glaring #2LhD problem and the aforementioned 2 RFAs, so the Kings would have absolutely no interest in Taylor Hall even if he were free.

Taylor Hall isn't worth a 1st round pick with his current contract.

Tyler Bertuzzi doesn't sign that lowball deal.

Why would Calgary want Ullmark? They've Markstrom and Dustin Wolf coming up.

Taylor Hall isn't getting no 1st round pick. he might get a 3rd and 4th.

Calgary laughs and hangs up. Ullmark was as good this year as Markstrom was last year. We'll keep our 1C and bank on the bounceback

Calgary doesn't do this trade but 2021-22 Markstrom wasn't anywhere near close to 2022-23 Ullmark.

Ullmark was better this year than Markstrom was last year but the difference is about the same as it was between Markstrom and Shesterkin last year. Hellebuyck and Sorokin will probably be the other 2 finalists this year, I think Makrstrom was at least on par with this years Hellebuyck

First of all everyone has to get it through there heads .A roster is not 20 players . An NHL roster has to be made up of a minimum 22 players who all count AGAINST THE CAP . Almost all teams keep 23 man rosters . So this whole AGM post is garbage