Frank Seravalli

I think Jesper Wahlstedt is.

Think of what Detroit has struggled with, which is getting proper goaltending.

And I know they've got Sebastian Kosa that they spent a first-round pick on.

I know that they've got Trey Augustine, who they're really happy with, and even Postava played well.

for Grand Rapids, like I'm starting with yes for Wallstead.

I'm saying, give me the 21 year old franchise goalie.

Give me a center Danilo year off, give me whatever, put a package together to, to, and grab, like grab one of the Minnesota's left shot defensemen that

they're probably not going to be able to keep a Middleton or Brodine or someone that could provide you some veteran support and see if you can make your team better right now and for the future.

That's the way I'd be looking at it if I'm Detroit, saying, I think there's a ready, willing partner here in the Minnesota Wild, and they're one of the teams on the list.

Why not make this a really attractive play for both sides?

He's not going back to Detroit.

It's hard to say.

It depends on how those teams posture in those talks as well, how interested they are.

Would Florida be willing to move that number nine pick?

What other pieces on their roster might they be willing to part with?

Again, Detroit has to get better now.

Not two years from now or three years from now when that number nine pick would be ready to play.

Not if the list of teams remains small.

I can tell you that a handful of teams that I spoke to over the weekend had placed calls to Steve Eiserman that didn't get returned.

So they viewed that as one of two ways.