thats not even remotely close for helle

Zero interest in Smith and would need to be your 23’ 1st rounder.

You'll need to pay to dump Granlund and those are some wacky d pairings - but overall an alright team

Just curious. Why is Hellebuyck worth so much?

His goals saved above expected / 60 and WAR by year:
Reg 2022: 0.49 (6th), 5.13 (4th)
Playoff 2022: -0.55 (27th), -0.48 (25th)

Reg 2021: 0.26 (9th), 2.78 (8th)

Reg 2020: 0.45 (3rd), 3.21 (1st)
Playoff 2020: 1.11 (3rd), 1.66 (3rd)

Reg 2019: 0.44 (1st), 4.04 (1st)
Playoff 2019: 0.05 (23rd), 0.04 (24th)

Reg 2018: -0.11 (29th), -1.13 (30th)
Playoff 2018: -0.25 (19th), -0.25 (18th)

Reg 2017: 0.16 (11th), 1.77 (11th)
Playoff 2017: 0.22 (12th), 0.59 (5th)

Reg 2016: -0.15 (34th), -1.28 (35th)

So he appears to be a top 10 goalie for the last 4 years in the regular season and an average Playoff goalie in the same time-frame (though with a smaller sample size).

He is also a rental with no guarantee to resign with the trading team...

For a good comparison, we can look at Ben Bishop.
He was a top ten goalie for years with one year left on his contract when he was traded in 2017. The trade was Bishop and a 5th for Peter Budaji, Erik Cernak (a high 2nd round pick), and a 7th.

A comparison in these terms would be: Casey DeSmith, Owen Pickering, and a 7th. OP has offered about that trade above, removing Pickering but adding a mid to low 1st and a 3rd for a 4th in return.

So why should Hellebuyck be worth more?