Breaking - Patrick Kane already looking to be traded out of Detroit
Patrick Kane and Red Wings Discuss Possible Trade Scenarios
Patrick Kane recently joined the Detroit Red Wings after signing a one-year, $2.75 million deal earlier this week. While Kane is excited about reuniting with former teammate Alex DeBrincat and optimistic about the Red Wings' playoff chances, there's an interesting twist in the story.
Pierre LeBrun reported on TSN's Insider Trading that Kane and his agent, Pat Brisson, have already engaged in discussions with the Red Wings about potential trade scenarios. The conversation anticipates various outcomes, including the possibility of Kane being traded if the team doesn't secure a playoff spot.
LeBrun explained:
Kane, armed with a full no-trade clause, would have a significant say in any potential trade discussions. The Red Wings, however, view this situation as a win-win. Either Kane helps lead them to the playoffs, creating a great story, or they potentially acquire an asset for the future Hall of Famer.
While Kane is determined to contribute to Detroit's playoff push, the possibility of requesting a trade closer to the deadline exists if the team falls short. Kane, a three-time Stanley Cup champion, has been vocal about his desire for a fourth championship before retiring.
Choosing the Red Wings over other interested teams like the Buffalo Sabres, Toronto Maple Leafs, and the Florida Panthers, Kane's decision is not set in stone. If the Red Wings struggle to reach the postseason, Kane might reconsider and request a trade before the deadline.
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