Dougie Hamilton and Ondřej Palát are among names that have been discussed in potential trade scenarios with the New Jersey Devils, according to @KevinWeekes.

$8.5M per year until 2032. Not ideal.

I'm not saying that either of them is very good defensively. However, Michkov and Demidov have the biggest defensive impact among them. The hate from their coaches is brutal.

At 5 on 5 among 368 forwards: Bedard - 511 minutes in 31 games (5th) Celebrini - 495 minutes in 33 games (9th) Sennecke - 444 minutes in 32 games (49th) Gauthier - 442 minutes in 32 games (51st) Michkov - 371 minutes in 31 games (192nd) Demidov - 360 minutes in 32 games (213th)

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0 shifts for Michkov in OT again. It’s December. And I know there was a PK. Brutal.

Lukas Reichel has been placed on waivers.

Now Minnesota has to acquire a legit TOP6 C if the Wild want to have a legit chance for the Stanley Cup, in my opinion. I’m not sure if Yurov is the answer. Especially against Colorado and/or Dallas.

Quinn Hughes, a TOP2 defenseman in the past ~3 years, is a Minnesota Wild. Hughes, Brodin, Spurgeon, Faber is arguably the best TOP4 defensive group in the entire league.

Zeev Buium is also a Vancouver Canuck. Buium has a potential to be a 1D. However, he has not showed it in Minnesota, to be fair.

Marco Rossi is a Canuck. You know, I always liked Rossi. A legit TOP6 center.

Wait, wait, wait. Is it not a dream??????????

Shea Theodore has been excellent.

And this could be a good trade for Edmonton.

Brett Kulak, who is having a down year, is also a Penguin.

27 years old Stuart Skinner is a Pittsburgh Penguin.

Hmmm, I like this deal from Penguins’ perspective actually. That’s a great return for Jarry.

Tristan Jarry has been traded from the Pittsburgh Penguins to the Edmonton Oilers. Jarry has been very good this season. However, don’t forget, goalies are voodoo.

Spencer Stastney is a Edmonton Oiler. He’s a solid No. 6 defenseman. (I’m not at home and won’t be until Sunday.)

Couturier and Konecny are the two Flyers who talk the most about “the right play.” Now I think I finally understand what that means. The right play.