Как варик - (если будет доступен/ны)
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14. Mason Marchment, LW, Columbus Blue Jackets
Age: 31
2025-26 cap hit: $4,500,000
He functions best as a disruptive middle-sixer who can chip in offensively and get in opponents’ heads. That worked well when he was a cog in the Dallas Stars machine. Asked to do a bit more on a weaker Kraken team and playing the most minutes of his career, Marchment struggled, but he was fantastic as a Blue Jacket after the midseason trade, flirting with point-per-game production. It sure feels like Columbus would be wise to re-sign him.
вместо Манты
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24. Logan Stanley, D, Buffalo Sabres
Age: 28
2025-26 cap hit: $1,250,000
Stanley had a wide range of outcomes following his trade to Buffalo. A towering, mean defenseman with a heavy shot, he could establish himself as a difference maker on a team with potential to make a deep playoff run. On the other hand: Stanley, a below-average defender, could be exposed or given limited minutes during the stretch run and postseason if he struggled. How it turned out: he’s only getting 13:52 of TOI per game in the playoffs, playing on the third pair and second penalty-kill unit. The trade has hurt his wallet, though he still possesses enough (perceived) upside that he should land a multi-year deal somewhere.
в третью пару
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27. Jack Roslovic, C, Edmonton Oilers
Age: 29
2025-26 cap hit: $1,500,000
The speedy Roslovic provided great value relative to his AAV during the regular season, even if he wasn’t consistent. Will he parlay that into a multi-year commitment from the Oilers? He’s been pretty valuable to a team whose depth was decimated over the 2025 offseason, though it hasn’t translated at all to playoff production, and he’s been relegated to the bottom six.
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49. Andrew Peeke, D, Boston Bruins
Age: 28
2025-26 cap hit: $2,750,000
Your classic meat-and-potatoes righty. Peeke defends at roughly a league-average level but adds size and strength and is in his prime.
А так, Дубасу придется искать РФАшников, типа Содерблома и Чинахова.
