No thanks. I rather keep Puljujarvi.

https://www.capfriendly.com/armchair-gm/team/2471775 doing the lightning side

JP is already better

Better defensively
Better cap hit
A lot younger
Doesnt even get PP time and still outscored Killorn
This trade isnt even close.
We will keep JP all day

Think your conclusions on Killorn are undervalued but hey I think he pulls 2-2's and a 2&5-7depending on where he ends up Atlantic cost 2-2's metro 2-4/5 Western Conference 2&6/7

He definitely isn't pulling a young, cheap, promising top 6 forward. I think just a 2nd is the high end just based on lack of leverage from Tampa. More likely a 3rd and a mid level prospect.

lack of leverage is mostly offset by the fact many teams will want him

Keep in mind he has a 16 team NTC, he's already limited the market by half right there (assuming he uses it). He will be "in demand" but knowing that they have to dump him will limit how much other GMs offer. I doubt a bidding war gets into the first round and teams probably steer clear of sending a top end prospect.

Don't get me wrong, I like Killorn but sending a top 6 winger for a top 6 winger (one for one) doesn't help the Oilers, still have a hole and now have less money to fill it.

i get it and think honestly if he ends in edmonton it's a 2 &4 Tampa bay gets but someone else proposed this and i liked it so ran with it. only can because he;s so cheap futeres is what Tampa will need.

I wouldn't be upset about giving up a 2nd and 4th for Killorn, just think it will end up being a little less. Edmonton is thin on the wings and guys like JP and Yamamoto are essentially untouchable since they're young, cheap, and can play in the top 6 unless you're getting a significant upgrade.

i don't make trades where most of the time people say no chance unless they have like the ridiculous idea TB is going to use Cernak lets say as cap fodder to dump Johnson. those people have no grasp on reality