I think St Louis matches that but I haven't been paying attention to Dunn's performance this season. No real reason to trade for Murray as he's been pretty bad this season, and I'd keep Stillman as he is young and has shown decent potential here. Could probably get a little more for Murphy but not from Buffalo unless they are REALLY scrambling to make Eichel happy

Yeah thats fair, probably could offer Dunn more, he's on pace for a good point total, Murray has shown to be a good player, and because he's playing poorly it would be easier to trade for less, I feel like he could bounce back with a better team. Stillman could be good, could have kept him but would rather give more time to Beaudin and Mitchell, and yeah maybe a bit more for Murphy but a second from Buffalo isn't terrible, but you do make some valid points.

Murray is washed and Ottawa would have to pay to move him, Barrie isn't good his stats are inflated by Mcdavid. Buffalo isn't paying for another RHD so Murphy can get a late 1st and a mid teir prospect. Keith isn't a top pair D man anymone, and Zadorov can get a lot more.

Now that I look back at this, I agree with some of your points. Barrie and Murray are players we might be better without, Buffalo probably might not do the trade, and yeah, Keith and Seabrook are getting older, Seabrook is pretty much done at this point, Keith is gonna follow soon, so he could play a smaller role, maybe letting Dunn or someone else play the time, and I feel like Zadorov might be good, but I still don't think he was worth the value in the Saad Trade, but I can agree he does have some value. Do you think the rest of the trades are justifiable though?

You know Seabrook retired months ago.
Also it's funny that Hagel has 1 less point than Suter, but is making almost 2 million dollars less than him, also considering Hagel can do a lot more than Suter can do.

Shoot, I completely forgot about that, I thought it was just Shaw, also yeah I agree, Hagel needs way more pay.

Sorry these trades have no resemblance on what CHI values in their players.

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