Pretty sure every team but Ottawa would match those offer sheets, and where's Connor Murphy

Although I'm not a fan of DD or Eller, for the Canadians to give up a first rounder for one year of Hanzel and a minor leaguer, looks like a steal for Arizona.

Dauphin isa solid two way prospect and DD and eller are dead weight for the most part. I thought it was pretty even

Unrelated: do you(PakNation7) know how the rfa system works? Very unlikely that all if any of those deals arent matched.

Yeah, my though process here was to target teams with very little cap space who would never offer some of there's players deals upwards of 1,200,000 when they have to get their top players resigned. Then I also, kept the cap hits small enough so compensation wouldn't be necessary.
Penguins-Beau Bennett- ~10mil in cap space this offseason for a defensemen and probably a Sid/Geno winger.
Sharks-Dylan DeMelo- ~9mil in cap space to find Spalding, Polak and Reimer replacements and lock Hertl up long term.
New York Rangers-Dylan MacIlrath- ~18mil in cap space to resign or replace Kreider, Miller, Hayes, Yandle, Staal and Boyle.
Tampa Bay- Kristers Gudlevskis- ~Anyone who knows hockey knows this, Stamkos, Kuncherov, Hedman, Palat, Johnson, Killorn, Bishop, Vasilevskiy within the next two years.
And Ottawa isn't suppose to be tendering Wiercioch a qualifying offer.

good stuff/thought process, but for the rangers boyle is expected to retire, yandle probably walks, so theres enough cap space and a need for McIlrath.
I would be surprised to see SJ sign any of those guys. maybe spaling but he will be cheap. Riemer wants to be and get paid like a starter.
Wiercoch is still a valuable dman and ottawa could get more than a compensation third rounder in a trade.
Have fun with Mr. injury, Beau Bennett!