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Buffalo Sabres division rivals the Detroit Red Wings and Tampa Bay Lightning are facing major turmoil due to star player discontent. Detroit forward Dylan Larkin informed the team he will no longer play for them while awaiting a trade, resulting in a suspension without pay. Meanwhile, reigning Hart Trophy winner Nikita Kucherov announced he will not sign an extension with Tampa Bay and has requested a trade, though general manager Julien BriseBois stated he does not intend to move him.
Michael Augello reports that Larkin is currently unwilling to expand his trade list to include Buffalo or Montreal. Detroit also faces an unsigned restricted free agent in defenseman Simon Edvinsson ahead of the December 1 deadline. Augello argues that these trade demands could force Detroit into another rebuild and potentially end Tampa Bay's run as a top Atlantic Division club.
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