[Selly]

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With news leaking Tuesday that Columbus' Rick Nash could be on the move, St. Louis is a possible destination.

Nash, the NHL's No. 1 overall pick in 2002, has a no-trade clause, but with the Blue Jackets floundering in last place in the league's standings, the left winger has apparently let it be known that he'd consider a change.

"As of right now, I'm a Blue Jacket," Nash told the Columbus Dispatch Tuesday.

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[Sfak8]

Could be good, could be bad. Ken and Nash, reunited? Trading a star play to a divisonal rival?


I'd trade for a Elliot/Halak and Oshie, Berglund, Shattenkirk, or Perron.


But, I'm not sure Elliot would keep his form if he left St. Louis.


Halek and a pick, Elliot and a player, or 2 of the 4 players I stated.

This point has been edited by Sfak8: 15 February 2012 - 05:45 PM

[RJD]

Don't think the Blues are in on this and if they were.....there is no way Oshie or Perry go anywhere. They are untouchable and considered the future for this organization.

[Sfak8]

RJD, on 15 February 2012 - 09:23 PM, said:

Don't think the Blues are in on this and if they were.....there is no way Oshie or Perry go anywhere. They are untouchable and considered the future for this organization.

Probably not, but its what it would take if Howson plays hardball and he says that Nash isnt on the market, but he is acquireable.

This point has been edited by Sfak8: 15 February 2012 - 10:33 PM

[damned]

Nash is that high end goal producer the Blues need IMO, I'd say they at least need to explore the thought.

[Sfak8]

damned, on 16 February 2012 - 12:23 PM, said:

Nash is that high end goal producer the Blues need IMO, I'd say they at least need to explore the thought.

With Hitchcock coaching them, I'm sure they are already thinking about it.