Habs give you Nick Suzuki and Juraj Slavkovsky on top of that.

Would be happy to take Nichushkin for free or a late pick possibly but this is an easy decline for the caps

-Both sides probably pass on this one. Colton is good and adds a ton of value but is a few years older than the rest of the Habs' young core so I don't think his peak is going to line up with the Habs' eventual contention window; on the Avs side, I don't think that Savard (even with retention) makes them a better team.

-NIchushkin has no value until he has been reinstated; can he even be traded in his current status? Regardless, I don't think other teams are going to be placing a high value on him - I think a good comp is what Jakub Vrana got a couple of deadlines ago. Dowd alone is worth more than Olausson & the 4th; Milano is overkill. Easy Caps pass.

-Isles have less than $6M in cap space available right now. I can't see them devoting nearly half of that to a bottom-6 player.

-Terrible deal for Anaheim. Even if you think Vatrano won't put up the same numbers elsewhere, I think he still has more value than taking back the decline end of Manson's contract. Especially bad for the Ducks since Manson is 3 years older than Vatrano - why would a rebuilding squad move a 30 year old winger in a one-for-one deal for a guy that makes them older?

Anaheim gives you a counter offer of Mikko Rantanen for Radko Gudas

How about Pitt’s 2024 3rd for Manson

Vatrano is out of the question

Isles decline, not taking on the contract and length for Wood. We have enough of those in Engvall and Mayfield.