Minnesota gets a little younger and cheaper with extra goalie cover for the playoffs. Boston gets bigger and adds a couple brothers for their playoff run. Edmonton gets rid of Koskinen and adds DeBrusk, both of which they seem itching to do.

This is a laughable trade proposal. We aren't trading Marcus foligno like ever. He's our leader and not going anywhere

So you have been trolling wild fans since yesterday. Yeah we are going to trade foligno, and G prospect and take back all trash. Laughable that you think we are trading foligno , much less taking on cap dumps and a player who won't play on our team

I was looking at ways that Minnesota could clear some cap, they could flip Koskinen as well for something if not his contract is up and they don't need to bring him back. I think that Yamamoto and Lazar are an improvement on the ice from Rask & Foligno. If Foligno isn't moveable then it doesn't work. I am not sure what the way forward is for the Wild. Yesterday I tried to have them load up for a run this year and nobody liked, because I gave away too much (admittedly I was thinking more about the return that Vancouver would want), so today I tried to improve the team on the ice and clear out future cap space. (I think Yamamoto could be resigned for less that Foligno was signed for). I am not trying to troll Wild fans, I am trying to figure out what they can do to get better now and in the future.

We aren't trading foligno, no matter what you think. He's our leader and he's going nowhere. We aren't taking on trash in Mikko, and trash kn chris. We don't need a guy whose not good in the other one. Foligno is our vocal leader and protector, wild aren't trading him. Rask doesn't play, so I don't know what you are talking about. You really trying to argue Lazar is better than foligno is a joke, or trollin. Just stop.

I get it, you don't want to move Foligno. I was saying that Lazar offers more than Rask and Yamamoto is better than Foligno. Both Yamamoto and Lazar are cheaper than Rask & Foligno as well. Koskinen has 50% retained by Edmonton in this deal and would very moveable if they wanted to flip him elsewhere for a pick.

As you don't want to move Foligno this trade is no for you, but I think it would be a win for the Wild.

Tell me you know nothing about evaluating hockey talent without telling me you know nothing about evaluating hockey talent.

As Bruins fan this is great, I would love to see Marcus Foligno on the team but there's no chance he's traded from Minnesota.

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