Big mean defenseman that is better than Dermot and would probably be the seventh, the Leafs would need one of these defenseman as they will have to play Florida or Tampa in the first round, neither of which I like their chances for. He is also a RD which elevates his value. If not Toronto, then someone will pay a fourth for him as this is a sellers market.

To whichever team wants him for whatever his value is, it might be near a third or a fourth. He can be really streaky so the team that will get him will hope for a hot playoffs. Also retain half of the salary in this trade and the previous one.

They get a big physical player that was acquired by Ottawa for about a third and with Colorado going all in he will give them a lot of playoff experience and give a lot of size to their bottom six, he can also score and play on the second powerplay pretty well.

To whichever team that wants him for a fourth, probably not the Canucks although he would help out you're second powerplay.

Not Detroit but just any team that wants his depth for the playoffs. Any one of the three picks highlighed below. Probably the fifth if I had to guess.

Any team looking for defensive depth. Brannstromm has surpassed him and been better throughout the course of the season.

Kravtsov would be the main piece of the deal and this would kinda act as a 1 for 1 but if Kravtsov is not able to come over or does not want to come over then it is not a complete loss for the Sens, he would get a chance to play in the top six or top 9 immediatly and would help the Sens by giving them a big body. New York would get back an extremely valuable bottom six forward that could play well with their top six. I don't see this as New York's year to make a run with Toronto, Florida, Tampa, and Carolina so I don't see them making a big splash but Paul would be a great addition for low cost that would be tremendously usefull for the Rangers.