Jones is no use to us and Reimer is worth more than a 4th and a 6th

As a Seattle fan, I'm don't think any of these trades as presently constructed make sense for the Kraken. Going in order:

1. I'd much rather have Bjorkstrand than Coleman. Bjorky is having a down season by his standards, but is still younger and more productive than Coleman, and does a lot of little things to help the team win that don't show up on the scoresheet.

2. The value for this one is OK for Seattle, though I think they'd prefer to keep Borgen if possible, as he's evolved into quite the underrated defenseman. Horvat would also be a good fit for what they need at this juncture. However, they're not really at the stage of their competitive window where giving up major assets for a rental. I think Horvat would be a prime offseason target for them in free agency, just not a trade target.

3. Seattle doesn't need a player with Klingberg's profile, and Anaheim would want more anyway.

4. Seattle shouldn't trade away Jones when he's been their best goalie, and the Sharks don't really need him. However, I could see the Kraken going after Reimer as a goalie target. If you remove Jones and bump up the 4th round pick to a 3rd, I think it makes much more sense for both sides and might actually be a deal that gets done.

Counteroffer for Klingberg:

Donskoi
Nyman
2023 2nd Round (SEA)

for

Klingberg (50% retained)

The Canucks will want Firkus in any trade for Horvat

I think you are really underrating how effective Coleman is. I find it really strage that you talk about all the little things Bjorkstrand does but act like Coleman isn't a master of those exact same little things. He's one of the best 2-way wingers in the league.

I like Bjorkstrand but Calgary would never do this trade

I think the only way we are getting a 1st for Kling at this point is if we package one of our 2nd round picks with him and retention.

I am as perplexed as you though why hockey pundits keep saying Kling to Seattle is a match. I think Washington is the team that bites.