Deadine again

To fit Tolvanen, Seattle did have to put Kuhlman on waivers, where Winnipeg did pick him up, and though it is sad to see him go, I won't complain about the decision.

This trade is the same as last time (aside from the pick being down graded from 4th to 5th), so here's a copy paste for the reason --> Unless you've somehow forgotten to check the standings, it's safe to say we all know the quality of play that Anaheim has brought to the table, and safe to say it's probably not worth keeping a goalie who's in the middle of his prime around for it, and a good one at that. Gibson's value is about as high as it can be for the rest of his career and the ducks should look to capitalize on that. They realistically can't be much worse than they are even if they got rid of their starter, and the picks and prospects you can get from him are well worth the trade.

Previously, this trade did have both Evans and the first involved, my reasoning being Anaheim is lacking in quantity of defence prospects despite having good quality, so adding Evans would help with that. The first is likely going to be very high valued due to this coming draft and would be more valuable than a non-lotto first normally would be. Grubauer is a new addition to the trade, and originally I avoided adding him in trades because I thought that the contract would be impossible to move, which I still think, but someone suggested that Anaheim would be in need of a 1B goalie in the absence of Gibson and to aid Dostal's development. This makes sense, and though I still think its a stretch, I decided to add him anyways. Another point made was that that its still unlikely that a trade like this would go through because of how Anaheim is so against trading Gibson, so I not only downgraded the pick received, but I also added a third and fourth to the trade, which should make this trade just a bit more important to Anaheim.

Both contracts are one year and super expensive for who they are, Chicago doesn't have to be the only team receiving a guy and 6ths/7ths are expendable, maybe even 5ths. All this is only necessary if either Grubauer can't be moved or if Seattle is looking to make a splash and pick up something big

Not an actual trade, just some closing thoughts. Originally I was going to take another shot at the Boeser trade I had originally, but the Tolvanen waiver pickup already does what that trade was made to do, being to get a guy who's currently playing like a bottom 6 role player but who has to potential to reach the top 6 and be a long term player for the franchise.

Other than that, I once again would like to say thanks for checking this out and that I love constructive feedback, so feel free to comment what's good and what should change.