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Rangers Set Panarin Price Off Nelson Deal as Ducks, Kings, Capitals Explore Bids

With a full no‑move clause, Panarin is reportedly targeting multi‑year term, forcing bidders to consider pre‑trade extensions or salary retention before the deadline.

Overview

  • Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports New York’s starting ask mirrors last year’s Brock Nelson return, centering on a first-round pick, a top prospect and a third-rounder.
  • Friedman named the Anaheim Ducks, Los Angeles Kings and Washington Capitals as clubs doing due diligence on the winger.
  • Panarin holds a full no‑move clause, so any trade depends on his consent and could include permission for teams to negotiate an extension in advance.
  • Frank Seravalli says league belief is Panarin wants a longer-term contract, potentially stretching to age 40, which would shape which teams pursue him now.
  • Cap considerations loom with an $11.6 million hit and possible retention requests, while Panarin’s 56 points this season underlines his high market value.