Larkin’s shocking trade request has led to league-wide speculation about where the 29-year-old center might fit on the market this summer.

We might have our first major blockbuster of the NHL offseason brewing. Word surfaced on Thursday from Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman that Detroit Red Wings center (and captain) Dylan Larkin has requested a trade away from the team,

One of the most mentioned names in NHL circles when it comes to players expected to move, DeBrusk is signed through 2030-31. He's one season removed from a career high in goals (28) for Vancouver. Having DeBrusk as part of their rebuild benefits neither the team nor the player himself, who turns 30 in October.

Mike Johnson appeared on TSN Overdrive and threw out a trade idea that would stun the hockey world.

While many fans and experts have spoken about the perfect landing spots for Larkin, notable NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman revealed the teams most likely to go for Larkin. On X, NHL Rumor Report shared a tweet that contained Friedman's statement from the 32 Thoughts podcast.

The Boston Bruins ' biggest need heading into the 2026 NHL Off-Season is to finally bring in a legitimate first-line center. While the free-agent market options this year are very weak when it comes to centers, the trade market has some significant names on it right now.

NHL trade rumors are starting to heat up. The Stanley Cup Final is underway, and trades will begin sooner rather than later. With that, let’s look at some names on our first trade bait list of the offseason and predict where they could land once teams begin making moves.

Recent NHL trades hint at the type of package the Detroit Red Wings could command in a potential trade for star forward Dylan Larkin. Take a look.

New Jersey Devils general manager Sunny Mehta has some serious work to do in order to get his team back into playoff contention.

With summer fast approaching, the expectation from a number of NHL executives is that the trade market will be hotter than free agency.

The Edmonton Oilers could be preparing for one of the biggest roster moves of the NHL offseason. Latest reports indicate the organization is ready to move on from veteran defenseman Darnell Nurse. According to Sportsnet’s Mark Spector,

The 2026 Stanley Cup Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights begins on Tuesday, June 2, in Raleigh. After one of these clubs is crowned champion later this month, the offseason business of hockey will begin.