I don't think any of those teams accept

Seattle & Devils wouldn't

Anaheim would be dumb if they didn't though

Not a bad offer from Anaheim. Without Zegras or Drysdale could be outbid though.

Reinhart to Seattle makes a ton of sense so that deal is very possible. Exactly the type of deal Seattle needs. Maybe send Risto or a 2nd in this package too (but IMO you don't need to as long as Reinhart extends - if Seattle wants him this is what it costs at a minimum).

NJ deal isn't crazy but start with Buffalo's 2nd instead or along with Boston's. Olofsson playing alongside Hughes makes some sense.

Devils are not giving up the 4th overall pick for Risto, unless Sabres add their own 1st.

NJ deal isn't crazy but start with Buffalo's 2nd instead or along with Boston's. Olofsson playing alongside Hughes makes some sense.[/quote]


It is, in fact, crazy. Risto suuuuuuuuucks, Olofsson is a 20 goal scorer already in his prime (mean it is unlikely he increases much), Pilut wasn't even in the NHL last year...and a garbage 2nd.... for potentially a top pairing D regardless of who is at 4?

Make it Rasmus Dahlin, not Risto and the Devils accept

I like your thought process.
I think Buffalo would need to add to get Seattle to accept that trade, and Sam would have to be signed to a term.
Never enough for Jack and yet always too much. I think it is possible for this trade.
Make it Buffalo's 2nd round pick and it may work. AGM often undervalue Ristolainen, If Pilut came to the NHL for a new team and HC he could be really good, Olofsson may be better than the player drafted here. I think this trade could go through as well.

Good Ideas.
What if the four picks in a row worked out as well as Boston's three in a row during the 2015 draft? My goodness they passed on Barzell three times?