The New York Rangers are in a fascinating position this offseason. They're starting over with a new head coach in Mike Sullivan, and they've got a couple of notable restricted free agents in K'Andre Miller and Will Cuylle.

Mitch Marner’s future with the Toronto Maple Leafs is uncertain after another disappointing playoff run. The Leafs lost 6-1 to the Florida Panthers in Game 7 of the second round on Sunday.

In the ever-changing landscape of the NHL, the trade market is one of the facet’s that evolves with it. As part of that evolution, rival teams could perhaps be more open to the ideal of making deals for their respective organizational trajectories.

The Blackhawks used to accept "offloaded" contracts to "help" teams. A couple promising seasons with young talent has shifted the mentality.

The Anaheim Ducks have missed the postseason seven straight years, and are entering the offseason with plans to not make it eight straight. The team has seen all sorts of trade rumors over the years,

The Sixers are not going to combine the No. 3 pick and George because doing so would not net them what they want.

As for where things stand with the New York Islanders, they are set to interview Shanahan this week, and he may still be a candidate for the President of Hockey Operations role. Matthieu Darche and Marc Bergevin are said to the finalists for the GM role, which isn’t a role the Islanders would ask Shanahan to fill.

Desnoyers, Porter Martone, Anton Frondell and James Hagens — are squarely in the conversation, while the possibility remains that Michael Misa could slip down to the Hawks.