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The one temptation, however, will be Anaheim. Not only do the Ducks own perhaps the largest stock of sub-22-year-old talent in the NHL, they also have two first-round picks plus two seconds in the upcoming draft. No NHL team has more trade bait heading into this draft, we believe.

Prediction: Anaheim GM Bob Murray will forgo paying the Pacific premium and deal for Spezza, giving the Sens back the first-round pick they gave Anaheim in the Bobby Ryan deal. Even if Kesler may be a better fit in Anaheim behind Ryan Getzlaf. Just our hunch.

[LINK] http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/why-the-ducks-will-deal-for-spezza-not-kesler/ [/LINK]

Of course, there are two factors here that stand in the way of Campbell parting ways with Florida: Two years and a $7.1 million cap hit. There’s no way the Panthers are trading Campbell without picking up a portion of his salary, which might be another challenge for a team that's trying to do it on the cheap. (To the point where that's affecting their talks with Dan Bylsma for head coach.) But finding a team that wants to pick up that cap hit, and for whom Campbell wants to play, is going to be a neat trick.

(One perfect fit: The Anaheim Ducks. They have the cap space, the need for another puck-moving defenseman and the window's wide open to try and win a Cup.)

[LINK] http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nhl-puck-daddy/brian-campbell-wants-out-of-florida--says-report-161740679.html [/LINK]

@andystrickland
Told Jason spezza's number one choice for a trade is to the #stlblues. Word is he believes he's headed to either STL or Anaheim #Ducks #Sens