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Montreal Canadiens are linked to a major trade target: Nico Hischier of the New Jersey Devils.
Hischier has one year left on a $50.75 million contract and would be extension-eligible on July 1.
Montreal could potentially trade key assets to land a star, using cap space and prospects as leverage.
Laine’s $8.7 million cap hit coming off the books this summer could free more room for major moves.
Trade chatter is fueled by front-office changes and decisions facing New Jersey, adding to speculation about Hischier.
LeBrun compares Hischier to a 'left-handed Nick Suzuki' as part of the potential fit in Montreal.
Hischier’s performance: 28 goals and 66 points in 81 games last season underline his elite two-way potential.
Montreal’s playoff run and young core are cited as reasons to consider a blockbuster move this summer.
No deal has been confirmed; plans depend on the summer market and Hischier’s availability.

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The Canucks and Senators are in speculation, with assets and roster reshaping discussed as trades loom.
Buffalo’s rebuild timeline and center depth needs could push a move to free Tage Thompson to the wing.
New Canucks GM Ryan Johnson is drafting a rebuilding plan, with a new coach likely following roster reshaping.

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Arvidsson could enter free agency if a new Boston deal isn’t reached by July 1.
Arvidsson scored 25 goals and 54 points in 69 games this season for Boston.
Detroit Red Wings are viewed as a potential destination for more depth scoring.
New Jersey Devils may use Arvidsson on a line with Hughes and Bratt.
Los Angeles Kings could bring Arvidsson back, reuniting him with a former team.
Arvidsson found success during his previous stint with the Kings before joining Boston.
The article highlights three teams as plausible suitors if free agency happens.
The piece notes Arvidsson’s value as a top-six forward and power-play contributor.
Three teams mentioned as potential destinations: Red Wings, Devils, and Kings.
The article emphasizes Arvidsson’s market interest in the summer after this season.

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