JBB probably argues for Winnipeg to add a 5 but agrees if chevy pushes

Killorn would be the perfect fit for the jets, Copp walks in a year if he's dealt to Buffalo.

Copp > Risto...trade just doesn't really make much sense for Winnipeg in my opinion.

He is too expensive and if we can't get Hamilton or Jones, Risto is good enough (he reminds me of Trouba)

Risto is an atrocious defensemen.

Yeah, this will fix the Jets problems. Let Seattle take a good defenseman and overpay to get a really bad defenseman.

This makes the situation worst

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I am not that much of a fan of side deals for the expansion draft, but I suspect once Chevy finishes dancing he will make a deal with the Kraken.

As long as it has nothing to do with a 1st or 2nd round pick. I would rather Nick Suzuki than Vesalainen

Yup. They can just let Seattle pick somebody. No need to overthink it.

These are the 10 trades for expansion draft considerations in 2017:

- Anaheim Ducks traded Shea Theodore in exchange for Vegas selecting Clayton Stoner.

- Buffalo Sabres 2017 6th round pick (#161 Jiri Patera) in exchange for Vegas selecting William Carrier.

- Carolina Hurricanes traded Boston's 2017 5th round pick (#142 - Jack Dugan) in exchange for Vegas selecting Connor Brickley.

- Florida Panthers traded Reilly Smith in exchange for Vegas selecting Jonathan Marchessault and for a 2018 4th round pick (#123 - Jack Gorniak)

- Columbus Blue Jackets traded 2017 1st round pick (#24 - Kristian Vesalainen), a 2019 2nd round pick (#50 Samuel ****emo) and David Clarkson in exchange for Vegas selecting William Karlsson.

- Minnesota Wild traded Alex Tuch and a conditional pick which ended up being a 2018 3rd round (#92 Connor Dewar) in exchange for Vegas selecting Erik Haula.

- New York Islanders traded 2017 1st round pick (#15 Erik Brannstrom), a 2019 2nd round pick (#54 Robert Mastrosimone), Mikhail Grabovski and Jake Bischoff in exchange for Vegas selecting Jean-Francois Berube.

- Pittsburgh Penguins traded 2020 2nd round pick (#46 - Drew Commesso) in exchange for Vegas selecting Marc-Andre Fleury

- Tampa Bay Lightning traded 2017 2nd round pick (#45 - Alex Texier), a 2018 4th round pick from PIT (#115 Paul Cotter) and Nikita Gusev in exchange for Vegas selecting Jason Garrison.

- Winnipeg Jets traded 2017 1st round pick (#13 - Nick Suzuki) and a 2019 3rd round pick (#82 - Michael Vukojevic) in exchange for Vegas selecting Chris Thorburn and Columbus' 2017 1st (#24 - Kristian Vesalainen)

Edit: I guess capfriendly doesn't like the way the 2019 #50 overall's name is spelled.

So what I take away from this is you want Chevy to make both, the F and D groups worse than this year?

Yah **** that.