The Blues aren't taking Bailey back. And I don't get the fascination some Blues fans have with Lind. Because of his skating, he's likely at or near his ceiling already.

Broken Foot = Broken Trade, Leafs aren’t interested

Pens do that in a heartbeat.

I think Seattle would go for that, just to have some additional good defensive depth in the minors they can call upon if needed. However, I'm not sure St. Louis would, just because Lind seems to be settling in as a fringe bottom six power forward with a lower ceiling and less roster flexibility than Perunovich.

Perunovich is an odd case. He has been hurt almost his whole professional career. The few games he could play you could see the high end power play QB abilities, but you could also see the lack of defensive ability to a degree. The issue at hand is it's much more beneficial for us to move Krug, but I don't believe moving Krug would be too easy to do without taking on a rather large commitment of a contract that we probably wont want, or paying to full offload, which i'm not sure that we should.

@mokumboi You seem pretty in tune with the Note. What are your thoughts on what Army should do at the deadline? What picks, players or prospects do you want to see them add if they sell?

That's a big question, lemme get back to you after the game.

Okay...

Tarasenko and O'Reilly, I don;t even know right now. Need to wait until they're back.

Acciari and Mikkola could probably be had at the TDL for a 3rd or so.

Barbashev, I'm not sure. They might extend him if the AAV is nice. If not, probably a 2nd-ish.

Greiss can be had for a whatever pick. He played well last night, but meh. I'd just call up Hofer.

And if there's any way to do it with too much pain, I'd try to move Krug (although he's another one who needs to get back on the ice first) or Leddy. Probably not gonna happen, but I'd try. Overall, though, I'm in a holding pattern. It would take an offer I cannot refuse to move anyone right now.