That NYI deal is awful for the Canucks...

remove miller and an islanders first and its' a deal

Pius Suter = a 3rd round pick, Sorry but Brock Boeser at full value doesn't return anything close to a 2nd and 3rd round pick.

Awful for the isles *

Horvat and miller would be awful fits on the isles , there is no chance the isles trade for either one

Yes if they'd like to continue to be pretenders

Yes if they'd like to continue to be pretenders

Package deal

Maybe a 3rd rounder in the ECHL draft

He has just as much value as Boeser, very few teams can afford to take on Boesers 2 x $6,650,000 contract.

Detroit is not looking to trade for a winger, ATM we're giving them away...

Awful for the Isles too.

Horvat would allow them to play that Lee-Nelson-Barzal line (that they use on occasion when they're trailing) on a more regular basis, and that line has been pretty good, albeit in limited minutes.

Sir, I've found a hole in your logic! It says here "Boston give some junk for some talent", yet I see that Stillman is moved to Boston in the deal! Sir, could I get some comment on this logical fallacy and how it may affect your credibility? Sir? Sir?

(I don't know why I started typing like a TMZ reporter trying to get an interview but at this point I'm committed to the bit)

It still wouldn’t make the isles close to a cup contender and Barzal is at his best when he’s playing center.

Horvat also needs someone to carry him and drive the play on his line. Isles have no one to do that

Bruins pass and Stillman is the awful player in the deal.

Snuck that one in there Garland is the piece that matters

He has very little production in comparison despite the contract. $ alone isn't a good way to compare these two. Suter will just end up walking because no one wants to trade for him but there is at least a team (Flames) with noted interest in Boeser.

Flames have less than $2,000,000 to sign 6 players, they're the very last team that can afford to add Boesers 2.5 yrs x $6,650,000 contract without shipping out similar cap which defeats the purpose of even trading him in the first place.