Potential Jason Robertson deal: 'it’s 50/50'

[content-ads] I was personally quite surprised when I read this information, because I seriously thought there was a much better chance of Robertson staying in Dallas. Now we’re literally talking about a 50-50 chance, so that makes things very interesting, because basically not everyone (including me) sincerely believed Robertson could be traded.

But now, it seems more possible than ever. Obviously, Robertson is a player who would be very difficult to trade considering his enormous value at 26 years of age. The American forward established himself as a star player in the NHL with his 109-point season in 2022-2023. Except that since that season, Robertson has slowed down a bit, recording two 80-point seasons. That’s still very good, but it’s not the standard Robertson had accustomed us to in 2022-2023.

That’s why the Stars are exploring the idea of trading him, as he’ll be spending the final season of his four-year, $7.75-million-a-year contract [content-ads] The Stars are glued to the ceiling, and even though the salary cap will increase by $8.5 million for the 2026-2027 season, Dallas will have a hard time re-signing Robertson at a big price, given that Thomas Harley will also need a new contract.

Let’s just say that the arrival of Mikko Rantanen and the signing of his eight-year, $12-million-a-year contract have hurt Robertson’s prospects of staying in Dallas. Clearly, Robertson will demand as much as Rantanen, and that could be too much for the Stars. In short, there’s a real possibility that Robertson could be traded, even though he’ll still be a restricted free agent at the end of his contract.

The Detroit Red Wings and Calgary Flames are said to be very aggressive in this regard. spacer title=’En Rafale’] – Personally, I loved the movie.

– Worth noting.

– A great win for Max.

– Bravo!