Blackhawks set to send their leading goalscorer packing
Recent reports from The Fourth Period and Elliotte Friedman suggest that the Chicago Blackhawks are trading forward Jason Dickinson before the upcoming deadline on March 8th.
Dickinson's standout performance this season has made him a valuable asset, especially with star player Connor Bedard absent, Dickinson will take his place at the All-Star game as he is the teams' leading scorer with Bedard sidelined with a fractured jaw.
As the Blackhawks are in a rebuilding phase and currently sit among the lower-ranked teams in the NHL, exploring trade options to strengthen their future seems to be on the agenda.
Currently, Dickinson is the team's leading point scorer, adding to his appeal as a potential trade candidate.
With the team positioning itself as sellers in the market, Dickinson's pending unrestricted free agent status increases the likelihood of a trade.
Given the high interest in Dickinson and his strong contributions, the Blackhawks might seek to maximize his value in a potential trade.
While it remains uncertain whether Dickinson will be traded before the deadline, the reports suggest that if the Blackhawks choose not to extend his contract, numerous teams will express interest in acquiring him.
Hockey fans will be keeping a close eye on developments as the trade deadline approaches, eager to see how the situation unfolds for Jason Dickinson and the Chicago Blackhawks.
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What will the Blackhawks get in exchange for this forward? | ||
| 1st round pick | 72 | 28.5 % |
| 2nd round pick | 76 | 30 % |
| 3rd round pick | 49 | 19.4 % |
| One of those picks plus more | 56 | 22.1 % |
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