That's two bad RD, an AHL guy that might be able to sneak into a bottom-6 role at some point in his career and a 2nd Round pick 2 drafts from now for a top-4 RD.

I don't see anything hear that compels Nashville to consider this trade.

A Fabbro trade doesn't get done without Bourque, Bichsel, or Kyrou

Remove these playoffs, Miller has been a decent bottom 6 RHD who can replace Fabro (not his quality, but his place).

Yes, I do agree Hakanpaa is a dump, but it's only for one year, I can add an extra 3rd to get rid of him.

The pick is only in 2024, it's not that far away.

Implying that to get Fabro you need a Bourque/Bischel caliber prospect to get someone like Fabro is delusional, they're the starting price for a premier top 4 RHD like a Carlo or a Pesce for example. Although I do agree that maybe a Kyrou/Grushnikov caliber prospect would be more suitable than a Stranges.

Miller is an overpaid bottom-6 defenseman that provides very little (if any) value to anyone. You can hit the free agent market and get a better depth option for the same money, or less.

Hakanpaa has very little value as well. Same as Miller, a team like Nashville can hit the free agent market & get someone like Schenn for less money who plays the shutdown RD role better than Hakanpaa

If I'm trading a 24-year old, top-4 caliber RD to a divisional opponent, I'm absolutely not budging unless I get an impactful prospect in return. Nashville has no incentive to trade Fabbro, which means they have no reason to accept anything less than an overpayment from a team they are going to see 4-5 times a season.

I agree with you. And the overpayment would probably be a Kyrou type of prospect + A first round pick + Some salary dump with either Miller or Hakanpaa.

Not sure if Dallas would need to add a 1st Rounder to someone like Kyrou, but with how late our 2nd is this year, if I'm Nashville I'm looking for Kyrou + 2023 2nd Round Pick just for Fabbro.

If that's the price, I would go ahead. Kyrou is 2 or 3 years from NHL duties and Fabbro would be ready to play alongside Miro next season.

Dallas is not in a reconstruction mode and, as we have seen, is not very far from being a true Cup contender.

Just need to fix that right side of D.

My idea is in the right place, the problem is the two dumps in which Nill should've never signed in the first place. Grush/Kyrou and a 2nd are the right price, but it's how to get rid of Hakanpaa and Miller.

I included them in this because I'm not sure how/who/what to give up to get rid of them. However, I still do think Miller minus these playoffs would be an asset the Preds would take as a fill-in for next year.

As a Preds fan, Miller was a LOT better than Fabbro this year. This is honestly a big overpayment for Fabbro.
He wasn't terrible, so a singular late second should be fine for him.