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Status quo with Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson. Ivan Miroshnichenko can look for a trade. Ukka-Pekka Luukkonen was told not to worry about the trade rumors.

What Could the Acquisition Cost be for Calgary Flames Defenseman Zach Whitecloud

Toronto Maple Leafs general manager David Pagnotta says Calgary Flames defenseman Zach Whitecloud, who carries a $2.45 million cap hit with one year remaining, could fetch a first‑round pick or a high‑draft prospect in a trade. While not a clear third‑pairer, his low salary makes him attractive as a second‑pair option for a cup contender. With interest from multiple clubs and the Flames eyeing the upcoming trade deadline, the price tag will hinge on balancing his A‑minus/B‑plus caliber and contract terms. Pagnotta hints Toronto would likely be aggressive in pursuit.

What Could the Acquisition Cost be for Calgary Flames Defenseman Zach Whitecloud

NHL Rumors reports that the Calgary Flames' defenseman Zach Whitecloud could fetch a sizable return if traded. With one year left on a $2.45 million cap‑hit contract, his versatility makes him attractive as a third‑pair or even second‑pair option for contenders. Analysts suggest Calgary may ask for a first‑round pick plus a prospect, or a high‑draft pick with a B‑plus prospect, reflecting his A‑minus caliber. The Toronto Maple Leafs are among the teams showing interest, but the Flames will weigh price against their own roster needs as the trade deadline approaches.

Dylan Larkin Status: How the Connor Hellebuyck Deal Changes Market

The Winnipeg Jets dealt Vezina‑trophy‑winning goalie Connor Hellebuyck to the New Jersey Devils on Oct. 23, a move that reshapes Detroit Red Wings’ negotiations over center Dylan Larkin. Larkin, who added New Jersey to his now‑10‑team approved list, still seeks a trade, but the Devils’ hefty price—forward Dawson Mercer, Nick Bjugstad, goaltender Nico Daws, prospect rights and two picks—reduces their cap flexibility for a Larkin package. Detroit’s asking price emphasizes NHL‑ready talent, not prospects, and the Wild remain the most active suitor. As betting odds swing in New Jersey’s favor, the deal underscores how Hellebuyck’s trade impacts Larkin’s market value and Detroit’s leverage.

Dylan Larkin Status: How the Connor Hellebuyck Deal Changes Market

The Jets’ trade of Connor Hellebuyck to the New Jersey Devils on Oct. 23 reshapes Detroit’s pursuit of Dylan Larkin. Larkin, who expanded his approved destinations to ten teams—including New Jersey—faces a market where the Devils have already sunk cap space and assets (forward Dawson Mercer, Nick Bjugstad, goalie Nico Daws, a prospect and two mid‑round picks) for Hellebuyck’s $8.5 M/yr deal. Detroit wants NHL‑ready players now, not just prospects, and must balance Larkin’s $8.7 M cap hit and his no‑trade clause. While Minnesota remains the most active suitor, the Hellebuyck transaction limits New Jersey’s trade capital, potentially narrowing Larkin’s options. The article breaks down the trade details, betting‑market shifts, and why Larkin’s move remains complex.