Oh

Wrong kuzy

That is an insane amount for Kuzmenko. CGY treating him like a positive asset in the first place was dumb.

Hawks accept

Avs decline. No use for Clutterbuck now.

Quick question tho, is Nelson available? And if so how much?

Calgary considers him a project with upside. A low risk, high potential project.

Maybe. But outwardly, it seems they are telling the media that he was the big valuable piece of the trade "in their eyes." So, that could just be one of those things where they don't want to say "we hate this guy" out in public and further diminish his already fleeting confidence. I'm sure if they can build him up and flip him or even keep him around as a long term important piece of the team, it would be preferable.

start at Lindholm and add whatever you think is worth it for the extra playoff run you'd get him for

2 firsts and your best forward prospect

LOL, Lindholm is worth more than Nelson.

Lindholm had one season with more than 30 goals, when he spent 2021-22 riding with Matthew Tkachuk and Johnny Gaudreau. Since those guys left, he scored at a 21-40-61 with no real change in his deployment and his most common 5v5 linemates being Tyler Toffoli, Jonathan Huberdeau, Dillon Dube, & Andrew Mangiapane.

Since the beginning of that same season (2021-22), Brock Nelson has averaged just a hair under 38 goals per 82 GP with his most common linemates being Kyle Palmieri, Anthony Beauvillier, Anders Lee, Pierre Engvall, & Josh Bailey. Would you take any of those guys over the guys that Lindholm has been skating with the past two seasons?

One of these guys' production tends to be based on the guys he skates with; one of these guys tends to excel no matter what caliber of linemate you stick him with. When you add in the fact that the guy who makes his linemates better also has another year of term and isn't just a rental, I think it's hard to say that Lindholm is worth more than Nelson is.