The Dylan Larkin trade request is dragging on, and the longer this goes on, there may be a possibility that 10 teams turn into a 12- or 15-team trade list.

Detroit Red Wings center Dylan Larkin holds a 10-team trade list, but speculation persists over whether he might expand it to include the Montreal Canadiens following a warm reception at the Bell Centre. Insider Dave Pagnotta reported on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio that while Montreal is not currently on Larkin's approved list, the Canadiens have an acceptable trade package ready should the forward agree to a move.
According to Pagnotta and NHLRumors.com, Larkin currently prefers playing in the United States, with the Minnesota Wild cited as his top target to play alongside Quinn Hughes. However, reports suggest that if a trade remains unresolved toward late November, Larkin and his representatives might reconsider expanding his approved destinations beyond the initial 10 teams.
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