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Could Hellebuyck sell the Devils on Robby Fabbri. The Red Wings and Sharks have had substantive Simon Edvinsson talks. The Capitals want a first for Ivan Miroshnichenko.

Recent NHL reports highlight several potential trades across the league, involving Robby Fabbri, Ivan Miroshnichenko, Dylan Larkin, and Simon Edvinsson. Connor Hellebuyck could reportedly suggest Fabbri to the New Jersey Devils as a scoring replacement. Meanwhile, Washington Capitals forward Ivan Miroshnichenko has permission to seek a trade, with the club seeking at least a first-round pick and preferring to send him to a Western Conference team.
Elsewhere, the Minnesota Wild reportedly offered Danila Yurov and multiple first-round picks for Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin. Detroit defenseman Simon Edvinsson is also drawing interest, with the San Jose Sharks holding substantive talks after having a serious offer rejected, as Detroit seeks centers in return.
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