Drysdale trade is closest in value but I wouldn't move him.

I dont think any trade would work besides maybe Drysdale.


Also I know henrique is a beast now but I don't think he is an overall positive asset without retain

I meant to put retention on it. My bad

Steel jones rakell larsson and a 1st

how did you manage to go 0/5 on the spelling

25g scorers making less $6M are positive assets...

That’s not important 😂

Closet would have to be Rakell, Jones and the 1st. Better make it a conditional 1st though cause that's slightly too much (PLD is overrated on here)

Side note; Drysdale would be completely untoucheablw from Anaheim and him alone is too much for Dubois.

Don’t give up Drysdale.

Something like this (Columbus chooses players)

Rakell or Henrique
Steel or Comtois
Mahura or Lacombe or Axel
1st round pick

Rakell, Jones, and 1st seems pretty fair

I wouldn't trade dor Dubois if I were the Ducks. They're not ready to contend and their center foundation looks solid with Zegras, Steel and Lundestrom on the years to come

Hes on the wrong side of 30 signed for 4 more years.

Okay so players shouldn’t make more than league minimum once they hit 30. Oh wait Pietrangelo just signed his contract at 30.

People acting like 30 is ancient. Players are still good into their 30s. Henrique is coming off his best year in his career. He has positive value and it’s pretty significant.

Dubois is, by my math, younger than Steel...and 7 months older than Lundestrom. Getting a proven 22 year old who is under team control for a bunch of years isn’t a bad thing. As long as it doesn’t include Zegras or Drysdale, I’m completely fine with it.

The thing is it would cost them either Zegras or Drysdale. That's why I wouldn't do a trade and as said center isnt a issue for the Ducks. They're rebuilding so doesn't make sense for them to trade a prospect for Dubois. If they were a bubble team then fine, but even with Dubois on the Ducks roster doesn't make them a playoff team