If miller for Bob is the baseline then you are going to have to add substantially more detail because it is so lopsided the way you have it posted

While I understand the surface-level approach to a Bobrovsky-Miller swap, I don't think enough emphasis is being placed on Miller at least being productive in the here-and-now. His contract will age terribly and he couldn't find his own zone if he was express mailed into his own net, but he's still a great hockey player when the puck is moving northbound.

Bobrovsky's contract might as well be radioactive waste at this point. He's a tolerable netminder in his own right but he's at least twice the price he should be. There is a chance that after his $5M signing bonus is paid the Panthers could ask Sergei to submit his 16 team NTC a season early and flip him at 50% retained to a team in desperate need of a starting netminder provided that an equal amount of cap is exchanged between teams. Perhaps this results in no additional cap space freed up for the Cats, but instead of having one player at a cap price-point of $10M USD, they would have two (if you include the retention in that price tag). Otherwise, the only other way to shed his contract is going to be by way of buyout. I don't think there's a realistic swap on the market anywhere for his contract. The Panthers don't have the assets to pull off a swap for Karlsson and most every other player in that cap range provides enough positive value to their club that their respective GMs don't entertain a deal.

I think acquiring Myers is antithetical to the Panthers trying to contend and be a competitive team.

Still time to delete the Miller trade.

It gets a lot less difficult if you're not acquiring poorly valued assets.

Tyler Myers & Semyon Varlamov = Sergei Bobrovsky. Keep him as the 1B for at least one year because, while Knight has a ton of upside, I'd rather have a steady hand backing him up just in case he's not ready for being a full-time 1A. Keeping Bob means you've also not acquired Miller - so that's another $8M to keep Reinhart and his $6.5M in your top 6.

Denisenko has 0 goals and 7 assists in 26 career GP; I don't think he's extending at $2.5M. Pencil him in for $1M and now you're clear of the cap by $3M. We can argue whether or not you want to give Brian Dumoulin $4M for LD1; if you skip him you'll have $7M in cap space and just need to augment a D-corps that would have Forsling-Ekblad and Mahura-Montour - plenty of room to play around.

OTT accepts.

The rumor is that Pittsburg was willing to trade about two first rounders of value for Miller and the Canucks didn't pull the trigger because they wanted to find a replacement young center first. If the rumors are overblown we could say it could have been only one first round for Miller. Bobrovsky is probably negative two to three 1st round picks in value. So you're looking at adding some where in the range of 3-5 later first round picks in value to get the Miller trade done. The 2nd Canucks trade is an easy yes.