No.

NOPE

That's the correct response... but everyone has a price.

I was reminded of a team that offered the Penguins all of their picks for then couple years plus half their active roster for Lemieux... and it was obviously rejected.

For sure. Based on the pieces that other teams have, I think AZ has the best chance at making a pitch, and it would have to be an obnoxious package that would set them so far back that Bedard wouldn't even want to play there. Personally, I'd be looking at Cooley + Guenther + both their 2023 1st round picks, just as a starting point.

I think your price is lower than mine and I'm not even a hawks fan. LOL

haha. I did say "just as a starting point". As in, it would let me know they were serious. But there would definitely need to be quite a bit more involved.

What the hell is this. No team in league history has traded 10+ picks for one.

Oh, I NO, I NO the answer to all of these!

Do you, or is it NOt clear?

I never said they would... just asking if you'd consider something like this if you were Chicago? How much would someone have to throw at you to give up that pick?

Sharks need all the picks they can get in a rebuild. I think its more likely to be a combination of current prospects and picks.

Any team not named the Blackhawks say no... Hawks should say yes

if you just look at it logically, any one of these deals is good for the hawks to trade 1 player. I know the Hawks could ask for even more and I'm sure teams would at least consider it...

Only deal Hawks probably consider would be #1 to Anaheim for #2 and #33 this year, plus unprotected 1st's in '24 and '25. Which Anaheim probably doesn't do.

The amount of quality prospects you could get is insane for only Connor Bedard... I also have my worries about him... just like any other draft pick

Habs accept. Getting Bedard + Michkov is a dream