NHLTR Mock Trade: Red Wings' Dylan Larkin to The Canadiens - NHL Trade Rumors
The Montreal Canadiens are experiencing a window of contention, and general manager Kent Hughes is motivated to keep that open as long as possible. It could be a sign of desperation to trade younger talent for a "win-now" piece like Dylan Larkin, but it could be construed as Hughes having his thumb on the pulse of the fandom that chanted "We Want Larkin" at a recent Habs game. What stands between a trade between the Canadiens and Red Wings is Larkin's trade list, which hasn't expanded to include the Original Six team in Canada. The Michigan-born forward has kept his interest in American-based teams. The second issue in the trade, which hasn't been addressed, is what the Canadiens would have to give up to acquire their 1C Larkin from the Red Wings. Dylan Larkin To Montreal For Michael Hage And Three To Four "Assets" It could be a haul, as Shaun Starr and Marco D'Amico discussed a potential return for the Red Wings, which included "future 2C" Michael Hage.
"I like Michael Hage... Larkin is a sure thing. You're getting a sure thing at the 2C position" - @ShaunStarr78
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