I don't think Anaheim or Philly would accept.
Ranta isn't a good enough prospect to balance out the value
Anaheim would be looking for an A- tier prospect in exchange plus a first or 2 seconds (see Toffoli, Shattenkirk trades for comparison)

Anaheim and Philly aren’t doing that at all, those are both massive steals for Colorado and horrible for the other teams

Helm is a negative in the PHI trade, so whilst the other parts are fine, it wouldn't get it done. Switch Helm for Compher and you're probably at fair value.

Doubtful ANA does that either. Probably not enough value for them.

The MTL trade probably just doesn't give the Habs any pieces they value enough, and the cupboard would be very bare for the Avs in the draft. So both decline.

Philly wants a RD, which makes COL a good trade partner.

A simple and probably accepted offer is one of Compher or Jost (Jost being the more desired player), a 1st rounder in 2023, and then one of Barron or Helleson (Barron being the more desired prospect).

I would expect if Jost is offered, the prospect is Helleson and and if Compher is the player, Barron is the prospect.

A late second and two guys destined to be in the bottom 6 doesnt get you Lindholm without retention

Compher does not have enough value to get either player alone, let alone both. Montreal obviously declines

i added picks?

Habs decline easily. This trade is terrible for them. Two of their most valuable trade assets for an overpaid bottom sixer and three low mid round picks doesn’t interest them nor move the needle. Do better

None of those teams accept those, but that team steam rolls people.

Defs a no from the Habs. They're expected to get a first for Lehkonen and they gave up a first for Dvorak so I think they'd rather keep him to be honest.

Prices are 1st + 3rd for Lehkonen, and since the Habs have no reason to move him you would also need a 1st for Dvorak.

No team is paying that for either

Then we keep them. Everyone keeps forgetting it is teams calling the Habs about these players, not the Habs calling them. The Habs will set the price and either teams pay up or we keep the players since they are both under team control.

I mean sure but if the habs want to get better then they should get some picks and prospects

The Habs are good enough to beat the Leafs so...JK. In all seriousness though, Lehkonen and Dvorak are not the weakest links on the team and on a contending team they would both be middle 6 guys (3rd line guys who can step into the 2nd line role when needed) and in the case of Lehky, his play steps up significantly in the playoffs. We need a top 6 C, and top pairing LHD and top 4 RHD those are our biggest holes. Center is likely filled at the draft, LHD could be Guhle, Norlinder or Romanov but Edmundson is a good stop gap until then. Our RHD is really the biggest issue and it's organization wide not just with the Habs themselves.

It actually makes the Avs a bad trade partner and I'd expect them to reject a proposal involving Barron and sure as hell not offer him. I'd prefer them not to move either of Barron or Helleson. More likely offer imo is Compher, 1st plus Ranta/Kaut/Bowers. Any more than that and I'd walk away from the table if I were Joe. Giroux has almost total control over where he goes and the Avs don't need him, he'd simply be a nice piece to have. Overpaying is not a good idea.