The Devils have reportedly made Larkin’s list of preferred trade destinations, but should the Devils pull the trigger?

Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin has reportedly expanded his trade destination list to ten NHL teams, including the New Jersey Devils. Following an unfulfilled offseason trade request, Larkin added New Jersey alongside teams like the Carolina Hurricanes and Dallas Stars, prompting analysis on whether the Devils should pursue a permanent trade for the veteran center.
The writer argues that acquiring Larkin would significantly upgrade the Devils' center depth alongside Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier. However, the writer notes that New Jersey general manager Sunny Mehta faces salary cap hurdles, suggesting any realistic package would likely require moving Dawson Mercer and young assets.
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