About 5 minutes after Seattle selects larsson he signs an extension to rejoin Edmonton thank you Seattle for not taking jones

Seattle is going to have a lot of ability to make trades as teams will need to move salary again next year.

From the Islanders if Ladd is still on the team and not on LTIR, Seattle could get Bellows, a 1st and probably a second for choosing Ladd.

Flames arent going to pay Dube to have them take Lucic, they will just keep Lucic instead

Dubas; 'You take nothing and we'll let you have Babcock as coach'
Seattle: 'Deal'

Trying to construct the 2021-2022 Kraken within the 2020-2021 framework just doesn't work.

If you're going to make trades, let us know about them in the Team Explanation. (You show a roster with four Boston players and two Los Angeles players, two of whom -- Studnicka and Thomas -- I doubt their teams would trade in any event.)

I can't imagine Minnesota persuading Parise to waive his NMC.

Saros will be protected

Cernak's not getting exposed tampas going to go 4f 4d imo

Hawks want no part of trading Suter and Nylander

The isles should be looking to trade one or both Leddy/bailey next offseason if ladd isn’t on LTIR (I think he will be). They are not a team that should be trading 1st rd picks unless it’s for a top 6 winger.

There's a lot of guys here that won't be left unprotected, but I'm mostly wondering how you figure Seattle will manage to acquire Dunn.

How did Seattle end up with 4 players from Boston with one being their top prospect?

In general Seattle will have a very good Dcore, I could see

Graves/Toews-Cernak
Dumolin-Tanev
Soucey-Gudas
just as some examples

while there forward core will need some work, but they also will have strong goaltending