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Losing patience in Chicago. Simon Edvinsson skating in Nashville, and the San Jose Sharks make a lot of sense. Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky safe.

The Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators, and San Jose Sharks are actively evaluating roster moves following difficult stretches. According to Chris Johnston, Chicago is seeking offensive reinforcements after losing 12 of their last 16 games. Meanwhile, Detroit Red Wings restricted free agent defenseman Simon Edvinsson has reportedly drawn trade interest from both Nashville and San Jose as teams monitor his availability.
While San Jose has pursued Edvinsson, trade talks with Detroit have reportedly stalled. Despite the Sharks struggling near the bottom of the league, TSN's Pierre LeBrun reports that General Manager Mike Grier is not considering replacing head coach Ryan Warsofsky, who signed a contract extension in September.
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