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clutchpoints.com | Bryan Logan |Nish Patel
The Minnesota Wild returned to the playoffs for a fifth time in the past six seasons. Still, for the fifth time in the past six years, the Wild were eliminated in the first round. They have made it to the conference finals just once in franchise history, and never made it to the Stanley Cup Final. Now the Wild need to make moves to advance in a deep Western Conference, and trading away some players may be the best solution in this 2025 NHL offseason.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Bryan Logan |Nish Patel
The St. Louis Blues returned to the playoffs this season after a two-year hiatus. It was a solid campaign for the Blues, winning 44 games, including an end-of-season winning streak to secure the playoffs. Still, St. Louis would fall in the first round to the Winnipeg Jets. As the Blues look to make another run at the Cup — as they did in 2019 — they need to make moves to prepare for the future, including making some trades this offseason. The Blues are in a solid situation overall.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Bryan Logan
The post 3 players Blues must trade in 2025 NHL offseason appeared first on ClutchPoints. The St. Louis Blues returned to the playoffs this season after a two-year hiatus. It was a solid campaign for the Blues, winning 44 games, including an end-of-season winning streak to secure the playoffs. Still, St. Louis would fall in the first round to the Winnipeg Jets.
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clutchpoints.com | Bryan Logan |Nish Patel
For a ninth straight season, the Toronto Maple Leafs made it to the playoffs. Still, the Maple Leafs would fall to the Florida Panthers in the second round. The team has already made moves this offseason, ousting president Brendan Shanahan. Now the front office has decisions to make to prepare for the upcoming season. Part of that will be opening up salary cap space and replenishing lost draft capital. The Maple Leafs need to make trades in order to make that happen in the 2025 NHL offseason.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Bryan Logan |Nish Patel
The Vegas Golden Knights returned to the playoffs for a sixth time in seven years. Still, the Golden Knights would be eliminated by the Edmonton Oilers in the second round of the playoffs. As the team has experienced significant consistency and won the Stanley Cup, they now find themselves in a more challenging situation this offseason. Vegas is tight on cap space and has little draft capital.
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yardbarker.com | Bryan Logan
The Stars currently have five blue liners set to make over $3 million this season. Further, they have two other defensemen under NHL contract. Unlike the situation at forward, where the Stars have little depth, they have plenty of it on the blue line. The top pairing of Miro Heiskanen and Thomas Harley are both under contract this season, and they led the team in ice time last year. Esa Lindell is also under contract, and he was third on the team in ice time.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Bryan Logan
The Edmonton Oilers were defeated in the Stanley Cup Final for a second straight season by the Florida Panthers. While back-to-back Cup appearances is a great accomplishment, a team from Canada has not hoisted Lord Stanley since 1993. The Oilers would like to have another chance to break the Canadian drought, but in order to do so, they will need to make moves this summer. Some of the moves will involve trading players in the 2025 NHL offseason.
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clutchpoints.com | Bryan Logan |Nish Patel
For a fourth straight year, the Dallas Stars made the playoffs. And for a third straight season, they were eliminated in the Western Conference Final. This year, it was another loss to the Edmonton Oilers for Dallas. The Stars have already made offseason moves, firing Pete DeBoer. Now Dallas needs to figure out how to get over the hump, and return to the Stanley Cup Final. To do that, they need to make some trades in the 2025 NHL offseason.
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1 week ago | 
clutchpoints.com | Bryan Logan |Nish Patel
The Edmonton Oilers were defeated in the Stanley Cup Final for a second straight season by the Florida Panthers. While back-to-back Cup appearances is a great accomplishment, a team from Canada has not hoisted Lord Stanley since 1993. The Oilers would like to have another chance to break the Canadian drought, but in order to do so, they will need to make moves this summer. Some of the moves will involve trading players in the 2025 NHL offseason.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Bryan Logan
The post 3 players Oilers must trade in 2025 NHL offseason appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Edmonton Oilers were defeated in the Stanley Cup Final for a second straight season by the Florida Panthers. While back-to-back Cup appearances is a great accomplishment, a team from Canada has not hoisted Lord Stanley since 1993. The Oilers would like to have another chance to break the Canadian drought, but in order to do so, they will need to make moves this summer.
