76M cap and 2 CBOs unlikely scenario

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What do you think? I hope the cap will be constant or a lot of teams will have a lot of probs. This post just assumes a lower cap and 2 CBOs--a very unlikely scenario.

That’s a damn good team which i have no complaints about.

CBO and cap issues aside (both of which I think don't happen but what-ifs are fun) I think the Ducks trade looks like a trade they might say yes to, Hallander is a good prospect and a 1st rounder, along with Bjugstad, who wouldnt be a cap dump on their team. I think there is just no way the Hurricanes trade Necas though, maybe if you made it someone like Bean or if you wanted a center back Rees probably fits there too, but I think Necas and Suzuki are gonna be off the table for them

Ducks accept

I wouldn't consider this offer as GM of either SoCal team.

Anaheim shouldn't be trading Rakell without getting either (1) immediate help at RD, or (2) a 2020 draft pick.

Los Angeles shouldn't be trading Roy at all because he's one of only three NHL-qualified RD's on the roster.