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Ryan Gilbert of Broad Street Hockey argues that the Philadelphia Flyers should pursue a trade for Washington Capitals forward Ivan Miroshnichenko. The 22-year-old former first-round pick was reportedly granted permission to seek a trade after struggling to secure consistent NHL ice time, recording 14 points in 55 career games with Washington while tallying 101 points in 141 AHL contests.
Gilbert suggests Miroshnichenko's past international chemistry with Matvei Michkov makes him an appealing top-six candidate for Philadelphia. Citing reporting from Elliotte Friedman, the article notes the Capitals require a legitimate return, potentially comparable to a second- or third-round draft pick, or perhaps an odd-man-out defenseman such as David Jiricek.
The more Rasmus Ristolainen gets hurt, the more it diminishes his trade valueFlyers Nitty Gritty
After logging off Instagram, Matvei Michkov is lighting up the scoresheetThe Athletic
Flyers Strong Fit for Castaway Capitals 1st-Round Pick on NHL Trade BlockThe Hockey News
Rasmus Ristolainen suffers another frustrating setback with the FlyersBroad Street Hockey
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