LOL! That doesn't get you Nuke.

COL gives an easy no.

Chicago declines.

We will do Strome for Boeser but not Rico for Myers

-Chicago's not going to give up a pick for a pending UFA.

-This fits more in the "yeah maybe? I dunno" file - Nashville has cleared a lot off their board this summer and I'm not sure if this coming season is a "let the kids play and see what sticks" kinda year or a "retool on the fly" type. If it's the first, the Preds pass; if it's the second I could see them taking this swing.

-Easy pass for the Wild. Boeser's cap hit is just too much weight to carry. The difference in their two AAV's knocks them down to about $4.7M in space with only 10 F/5 D/1 G under contract and Addison/Duhaime/Gustavsson needing RFA extensions.

-Why is Anaheim taking on Tyler Myers' deal at the cost of one of their best pending trade chips? Ducks pass.

-99 points in 115 GP over the past two seasons, plus another 16 in 22 playoff GP. Gonna take way more than next year's 2nd to get the Avs to move him.

That's going to be a ROFLcopter no from Anaheim there buddy.

Meyers plays WAY below his 6 million cap hit. Rico on the other hand plays above his 5.8 cap hit.

this a troll right?

Trotz has come out in interviews and has said he wants this to be more of a let the kids play kind of season. Swapping Duchene and Johansen for O'Riley, Shenn, and Gustav is more about providing a better development space for the kids than they haven't previously in NSH. With that knowledge, NSH will pass on Garland. The price is probably about right, but would rather just stick with what we have for right now and see how things shake out this season.