The package on offer isn't bad on first glance, but I'm not sure there's enough value there for both Borgen and Bjorkstrand unless Blake is some kind of hidden gem of a prospect.

I think the bigger issue is if Seattle trades those two guys they'll be punting on the next couple of seasons, not just this one, and I don't think they're willing to do that. If the Kraken are selling pieces this deadline it will in all likelihood be just the veteran rentals getting dealt, not key contributors with term/RFA control.

Blake is a bit of a hidden gem prospect. I believe he is in the Hobey baker convo as a freshman.

I do really like Blake as a prospect, he is a sophomore not a freshman, but I don't think that would make him any less desirable to the Kraken. The package is fairly reasonable value wise, however I just don't think the trade makes sense for the Kraken. The Tolvanen - Gourde - Bjorkstrand line has arguably been their best line and selling off than line would be a bad look chemistry & locker room chemistry wise. Tolvanen is and RFA, Gourde has 1 more year in a leadership role, and Bjorkstrand has 2 more years at a very reasonable cap hit so they will all likely be a part of this team's future so I don't think they would move any of them unless the offer completely blows them away. Seattle views themselves as a team that can compete for a playoff spot in the near future so it just doesn't seem right for them to trade away pieces of the line that has been their most productive line when they are all probably retainable for the future.

I completely understand your and KrakenTheCode's perspectives, and I do agree that the Kraken are much more likely to try to walk the path of a retool with the aim of competing soon rater than a rebuild, which a trade like this would signal. The Kraken could absolutely be right back in the playoff mix with a smart offseason.