NHL Rumors: Artemi Panarin Destinations, and a Trade Bait Board

Mark Easson
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Three potential trade destinations for Artemi Panarin

Dan Rosen of NHL.com: (mailbag) New York Rangers forward Artemi Panarin has a no-movement clause and controls where he ends up. Would bet, in order, that he could end up with the Dallas Stars, Colorado Avalanche or Florida Panthers.

If the Rangers retained 50 percent of his cap hit, it would drop him down to $5.82 million. How many teams Panarin would consider would affect the cost to acquire – the more teams potentially considered, the higher the price.

The Stars don’t have their 2026 first-round pick and would need to move some salary, but it’s doable. The Rangers don’t need more offense, but they’d be adding another weapon. May need to move the salaries of Ross Colton or Samuel Girard. Panarin is friends with Panthers Sergei Bobrovsky. The Panthers don’t have their next two first-round picks, and there is the cap situation surrounding Aleksander Barkov.

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Player TEAM Pos Age Cap Hit 2026-27
1 Artemi Panarin NYR LW 34 $11.6 million UFA
2 Nazem Kadri CGY C 35 $7 million 3 Years
3 Vincent Trocheck NYR C 32 $5.625 million 3 Years
4 Dougie Hamilton NJ RD 32 $9 million 2 Years
5 Ondrej Palat NJ LW 34 $6 million 1 Year
6 Blake Coleman CGY LW 34 $4.9 million 1 Year
7 Steven Stamkos NSH C 36 $8 million 2 Years
8 Elias Pettersson VAN C 27 $11.6 million 6 Years
9 Jesperi Kotkaniemi CAR C 25 $4.82 million 4 Years
10 Andrew Mangiapane EDM LW 29 $3.6 million 1 Year
11 Conor Garland VAN RW 29 $4.95 million 5 Years
12 Luke Schenn WPG RD 36 $2.75 million UFA
13 Michael Bunting NSH LW 30 $4.5 million UFA
14 Connor Murphy CHI RD 32 $4.4 million UFA
15 Robert Thomas STL C 26 $8.125 million 5 Years
16 Boone Jenner CBJ C 32 $3.75 million UFA
17 Jake DeBrusk VAN LW 29 $5.5 million 5 Years
18 Justin Faulk STL RD 33 $6.5 million 1 Year
19 Brayden Schenn STL C 34 $6.5 million 2 Years
20 Brett Kulak PIT LD 32 2.75 million UFA
21 Jordan Binnington STL G 32 $6 million 1 Year
22 Mario Ferraro SJ LD 27 $3.25 million UFA
23 Evander Kane VAN LW 34 $5.125 million UFA
24 Ryan O’Reilly NSH C 35 $4.5 million 1 Year
25 Jonathan Marchessault NSH C 35 $5.5 million 3 Years
26 Andrew Peeke BOS RD 27 $2.75 million UFA
27 Jordan Kyrou STL RW 27 $8.125 million 5 Years
28 Carson Soucy NYR LD 31 $3.25 million UFA
29 Ilya Mikheyev CHI RW 31 $4.038 million UFA
30 Alex Tuch BUF RW 29 $4.75 million UFA
31 Erik Haula NSH C/LW 34 $3.15 million UFA
32 Ryan Hartman MIN RW 31 $4 million 1 Year
33 Jason Dickinson CHI C 30 $4.25 million UFA
34 Washington’s 1st Round pick
35 Jesper Wallstedt MIN G 23 $2.2 million 1 Year

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