Analyst Floats Massive 5-Piece Trade That Would See Canadiens Land Second Overall Pick from San Jose
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About a week away from the 2025 NHL Draft, the rumors are swirling-especially around the Montreal Canadiens.
It's always fun and interesting to speculate, and that's exactly what the excellent Mathias Brunet and Simon Boisvert did.
Knowing that the Canadiens would certainly like to move up in the first round, and knowing that Kent Hughes has the assets to try something big, they floated an intriguing offer.
An offer that Simon Boisvert would actually accept!
Simon Boisvert Would Accept a Trade Involving Michael Hage, Logan Mailloux, and the Canadiens' Two First-Round Picks for Michael Misa
This would be for the second overall pick held by the San Jose Sharks.
We recommend reading the full article from La Presse, but here's the key takeaway:
"Hage, Mailloux, 16th and 17th picks for Misa, I'd do it. He'll be the best player of the four."
- Simon Boisvert
- Simon Boisvert
We know that the San Jose Sharks have indicated they're open to listening to offers for their second overall pick, but it's clear the asking price would be massive.
And you-would you also accept the following trade offer?
To Montreal:
Michael Misa
To San Jose:
Michael Hage
Logan Mailloux
16th overall pick (2025)
17th overall pick (2025)
Michael Misa
To San Jose:
Michael Hage
Logan Mailloux
16th overall pick (2025)
17th overall pick (2025)
As I mentioned earlier, especially with the first round of the draft just days away, it's always exciting to speculate on proposals like this.
18-year-old Michael Misa, a 6-foot-1, 184-pound center, racked up an incredible 134 points in 65 games this season in the OHL (62 goals).
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