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Colorado Avalanche acquire Lars Eller from the Washington Capitals | INSTANT NHL Trade Reaction



The Colorado Avalanche have joined the pre-NHL Trade Deadline derby with the addition of forward Lars Eller from the Washington Capitals in exchange for a second-round pick. Kyle Sullivan of Locked On Avalanche joins Gil Martin of Locked On NHL to react to the trade that should bolster the defending champs’ chances of making it out of the wide open Western Conference.

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11 Comments

  1. I was hoping for Domi, but we’ll take Lars! Depth pieces like him are a big part of why we won the cup last year. Here’s to hoping that history repeats itself 🤞🏻

  2. Looking forward to a PK with Cogliano and Eller. I think acquiring Eller also gives the Avs a chance to experiment with Newhook bumped out to the wing, which might turn out to be a better fit for his skillset. JT is pretty much locked into that 2C spot, IMO

  3. Knowing what happens with the Avs, Eller will be point per game in the playoffs out of nowhere lol

  4. I think sliding him into that 3C or 4C role will keep the chemistry on the top 6 untouched for now while Eller gets acclimated. Then we will see how things get switched up when Landy comes back.

  5. Eller…. the best thing he has going for him right now is he's a veteran…I mean he's a center but is this the move that propels them to another cup. I don't think so.

  6. Hate this trade. Eller is not an nhl calibre player anymore,, his main selling point is scoring a big goal years ago. Old, slow, can't get possession, can't break out, can't score, can't generate scoring chances. Just an absolute waste of a roster spot. This guy's going to be making a lot of mistakes that cost them big. Awful asset management from what is usually a great front office. I really don't know what they were thinking here.

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