3 Penguins Most Likely to be Traded Early

However, when it comes to making decisions involving one’s money or assets a little help can go a long way towards creating certainty about one’s position or progress on any given task. Henceforth all should respect each others opinions without exceptions whatsoever and be ready for whatever challenge or goal may come their way! As part of their roster. They may help open up space for other players who would benefit from more playing time, like Noel Acciari(c) Stephen R. Sylvanie – USA TODAY Sports(c) Stephen R. Sylvanie – USA TODAY SportsThe Penguins came into 2024-25 regular season with too many forwards on their roster causing something of a logjam on that front. Once both Matt Nieto and Bryan Rust return from injured reserve, the Penguins may have one too many forwards; therefore Acciari deserves recognition on this list due to his stellar early season play. Don’t misjudge: Acciari remains an invaluable player on their squad. Head coach Mike Sullivan has stressed the Acciari performs many “unthankful” duties such as blocking shots, providing and receiving hits to make plays, playing on penalty kill and jamming passing lanes in defensive zone. After enjoying an impressive finish to 2023-24 season – scoring six goals and eight points over his final 12 games while posting an overall plus-14 scorecard – O’Connor has posted just three goals and four points through 14 games so far this year and earned himself an unfavorable team rating (minus-10) at Penguins games this season. His numbers don’t necessarily indicate this as being negative performance wise but overall O’Connor hasn’t consistently been one of their better performers this year. Given O’Connor is set to become an unrestricted free agent soon, Pittsburgh could acquire a mid-round asset from one or more teams for his services. There may even be the chance that O’Connor swaps places with someone on another team who needs fresh starts – and vice versa! Some notable players to keep an eye on include Los Angeles Kings forward Arthur Kaliyev (currently on injured reserve), Toronto Maple Leafs’ Nicholas Robertson and perhaps Chicago Blackhawks forward Philipp Kurashev of Chicago may come into consideration; his $2.25 million cap hit may present challenges; otherwise someone like Jesse Puljujarvi might fit better here than O’Connor; Alex Nedeljkovic was one of several examples that came into consideration on Oct 20 24 in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada at Canada Life Centre against Winnipeg Jets goaltender. 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Let’s be clear here; for the Penguins to trade Tristan Jarry would surely be preferable from a contract standpoint. But Jarry’s tradeability depends on his playing well upon returning from AHL conditioning, with that action providing evidence that the Penguins are playing consistently well despite Jarry being away for AHL conditioning stint. Joel Blomqvist appears destined for AHL duty, yet is clearly NHL-ready and perhaps better than both Nedeljkovic and Jarry in terms of ability. Ideally, the Penguins want Nedeljkovic on their NHL roster and wouldn’t mind shipping him out relatively quickly. Given these considerations, however, it would not be unexpected for him to leave sooner rather than later. Simply stated, Nedeljkovic is more tradeable than Jarry even if Jarry finds his game.It is likely that the Penguins will try and trade one of their NHL goaltenders – with Colorado, Tampa Bay or Detroit potentially showing interest; Utah could also make a strong argument as both goalies have had poor starts to the season so far.