I just added the 2nd as a base. Could do a 2nd plus more.

Just anything except our own 1st in case we attempted to trade up

Maybe a Second and a decent foward prospect.

2nd + Dylan Peterson or Tanner Dickenson?

There are some interesting possibilities here. The same pick swap is available in the second round because we have the Boston pick. Also, we're lacking a 2025 second, so yours for our 2025 third is an idea. I think that you would have to add a little in a pick swap. If we're talking about straight value,




I don't know your team too well, but they might be right. Also, since those two prospects are centers, we'd look at Simon Robertsson and Marcus Sylvegard, because we're thin at RW. I know NOTHING about any of the four of them, so please don't be insulted if I've stumbled on your second-best forward prospect. But I think that LaCombe has definite second-pairing potential.

These seem reasonable.

A later 2nd is probably right at reasonable value, maybe a minor sweetener to get it done, but not much needed. Question comes down to is that a deal Anaheim interested in doing, to which I say it's probably not. There's not really any need for us to keep stacking lotto tickets we've got a pretty good base already.

The trade up option is appealing to us since many of us have our sights set on MBD in the draft. Other options would be to trade him for a middle 6 Right shot forward of appropriate age range, or a middle pairing potential RHD of appropriate age. Sylvegard might be an interesting option.

Robertsson most likely considering Sylvegard was just signed. Doubt we would sign him just to immediately trade him away.

I'd even do a 2nd + 3rd for LaCombe if that was interesting. Although I'd rather a lower pick than a 3rd to hopefully still have our 1st, 2nd, and 3rd to attempt to move up to around 10/11

Robertson is a pretty uninteresting piece as a 21 year old that got demoted from the SHL to the second league, seems like he'll never play in the show, and at that point we'd be giving LaCombe away, at least Sylvegard looks like he'll play in the NHL with some success.