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Larkin Expands Trade Wishlist, Skips Canada
26 Sep
Summary
- Larkin reportedly added Colorado, Dallas, Tampa Bay, and Washington to his trade list.
- He has not disclosed the personal reasons for requesting a trade from Detroit.
- Larkin has five years remaining on his contract with a full no-movement clause.
Detroit Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin has reportedly broadened the list of teams he is willing to be traded to. The updated list now includes the Colorado Avalanche, Washington Capitals, Dallas Stars, and Tampa Bay Lightning, according to a recent report. These additions bring Larkin's potential trade destinations to an estimated eight teams.
Previously reported potential destinations included Florida, Minnesota, and Vegas. Notably, none of the teams mentioned are located in Canada, aligning with a broader trend observed among some players. Larkin himself has not confirmed these specific destinations and reported to the Red Wings training camp as scheduled.
Larkin, who was removed as team captain prior to training camp after wearing the 'C' for six seasons, has a contract with five years remaining at an annual average value of $8.7 million. This contract includes a full no-movement clause, meaning any trade would necessitate his explicit consent.
When asked about his trade request, Larkin cited personal matters but expressed he is not yet ready to share the details publicly. He emphasized his current focus is on the upcoming season with the Detroit Red Wings.
