Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey Pediocast with your host, Dmitri Filipovich.

Welcome to the Hockey Pediocast. My name is Ditri Filipovich and joining me here for part two of our annual Trades We Like to See podcast are my pals Thomas Drans and Jack Fraser. Jack, we cut you off at the end of part one when you were about to jump in with a big apps trade for their second line center

need. So without further ado, we waited long enough. Let the listeners know what that trade is.

Yeah, it was a long 24 hours that we all sat here waiting for me to allow you who the

player was. We're here now.

The media radio. Yeah. So like you alluded to, there really are not a lot of options available on the

market. If you look at the trade bait boards or whatever, so you want to bring in like Max,

don't me. There really are not very many interesting options, which is why you have to go a little

bit off the board and maybe dip more into the rumors section of things. So in this trade, Colorado gets as their second line center for the next several years,

Nick Schmaltz from the Arizona Coyotes.

Oh, you son of a gay.

Nice finisher, strong playmaker, someone who's really come along in the past couple of years,

I think reached the upside that John Chaker thought

that he was going to reach, and then unfortunately he didn't do it in a timely enough fashion,

I guess. But he's here now. He scored at around a 72 or three-point pace in the past two seasons

combined on a obviously struggling Arizona Coyote's team. I don't have the most detailed math going on, but it involves the combination of a

2023 first round pick, Alex Newhook and J.T. Comfer heading the other way in exchange for Nick Schmaltz

from the Arizona Coyotes. Maybe some, you know, the classic H.F.

Boards drafts capital added to one of end or another to make it work. But that's my big idea.

So the abs get their second line center for now and for the future from the Arizona Coyotes.

Here's my only pushback to that. I have a Nick Schmelt's trade as well, and I'm really mad at you for

beating me to the punch here. But part of the reason why I thought about Schmeltz for the

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