Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey P.D.O.cast with your host, Dmitri Filipovich.

Welcome to the HockeyPedocast. My name is Dimitri Filipovich and joining me for part two of this

year's trade, we'd like to see extravaganza. My pal Thomas Dranz, my pal Jack Fraser. We did a bunch of

fun trades and three teamers. Tom doing a bunch of laundering through the Minnesota Wild. We had the

Chris Tanev trade break as we were

recording and we did some analysis on it. So it was a fun and eventful one. And somehow through 52 minutes

of part one, we didn't mention Jake Enzel once. So this is his first reference to him. We will have a

bunch of trades involving him here shortly. But I wanted to pick back up with the Colorado Adelanch

because before we went to

break in part one, we were talking about some options for them and what they can do. And both of you

took what I thought were very like small steps in terms of trying to turn Ryan Johansson into someone

more productive for them. And I appreciate that. I think they should take a bigger swing,

though, because once you have Nathan McKinn and Kail McCar healthy and playing in their prime,

their fastball is still as good as anyone's. And so I want to see them really make a concerted effort

to go all in with this team. Now, I don't think Adam Henrique is that and is going to justify

the price.

I'm not sure how available Casey Middlestad actually is because he has an extra year

on his RFA deal and it isn't just purely a one, so Buffalo doesn't necessarily need to trade

him.

I think Brock Nelson would be an amazing fit, but Lou Lamarillo's is GM, and I can't really see

him throwing in the towel and making that

trade. So I'm going to pivot here. And I'm going to involve the Seattle Cracken, a team that you

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