New Proposed 5-Piece Blockbuster Trade Sends Mason McTavish to Montreal Canadiens
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A very good trade proposal involving the Montreal Canadiens and the Anaheim Ducks has just been suggested by an observer.
We know that Mason McTavish could possibly be available for a trade in Anaheim. He's an excellent young center, and we also know the Ducks would be looking for a young right-shot defenseman in such a deal.
As for Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens, it's obvious they would be extremely interested in acquiring McTavish, but it's equally clear they're aware that trading a David Reinbacher would sting.
So, is there a way to acquire McTavish without overly affecting the Habs' defensive corps?
That's exactly what the site HABSolumentFan is proposing.
Mason McTavish and Tristan Luneau traded to the Montreal Canadiens, notably in return for David Reinbacher: HF's proposal
Here's the proposal in question:
"Mason McTavish and Tristan Luneau to the Montreal Canadiens, in exchange for David Reinbacher, Owen Beck, and a 2027 first-round pick."
Would you do it?
Personally, I'd be extremely tempted.
I'm not a fan of trading a young right-shot defenseman as promising as David Reinbacher, but at the same time, Mason McTavish is exactly the last missing piece the Canadiens need.
With McTavish in Montreal, we could officially say that the rebuild is truly over.
And if Tristan Luneau could become a solid young right-shot defenseman in the NHL, well, that would be a home run for Kent Hughes.
What do you think?
TO MONTREAL:
Mason McTavish and Tristan Luneau
TO ANAHEIM:
David Reinbacher, Owen Beck, and a 2027 first-round pick
I think this could truly be a win-win trade for both teams.
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