Two stars want out. Two teams want full value. The NHL trade market is frozen.
Dylan Larkin gave Detroit a list of 10 teams he would accept a trade to.
All seven Canadian teams are off his list. Montreal fans chanted for him, but he said no.
Connor Hellebuyck asked for a trade in August. He never showed up to camp. The Jets suspended him.
The Vezina Trophy goes to the NHL's best goalie. Hellebuyck, 33, has won it three times.
Shesterkin's season-ending injury sparked Rangers talk. But New York will not pay Winnipeg's price.
Every team must fit salaries under a league cap. Hellebuyck's big contract makes deals hard.
Nikishin and Edvinsson have no contracts. Both are sitting out. Both want trades.
Carolina once offered Nikishin and a first-round pick for Hellebuyck. The Blues also want Nikishin.
Friday, October 23 is Hellebuyck's reinstatement date. Winnipeg must then make a call.
Bleacher Report ranks the Utah Mammoth as the top landing spot for Larkin. Detroit may move him soon.
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