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With Dylan Larkin’s trade request still unresolved in Detroit, one hypothetical package has the Minnesota Wild making an aggressive push for the Red Wings captain.The pitch, as presented on PuckPedia’s Puck GM platform, has Minnesota sending forwards Danila Yurov, Ryan…

A hypothetical trade pitch on PuckPedia's Puck GM platform proposes the Minnesota Wild acquire Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin. In the proposed six-piece deal, Minnesota would send forwards Danila Yurov, Ryan Hartman, and Yakov Trenin, plus three consecutive first-round draft picks from 2027 to 2029, to Detroit in exchange for Larkin and two third-round draft selections.
Larkin, who carries an $8.7 million cap hit, has an unresolved trade request and has reportedly approved Minnesota as an acceptable destination. While Detroit is reportedly evaluating offers and previously sought a younger ready-now player, Larkin has declined to expand his 10-team trade list.
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