Three former Spartans highlighted as trade candidates this NHL offseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 11:31 AM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
The NHL offseason is active with teams considering trades as the entry draft approaches. Among potential trade candidates are Charlie Stramel, Isaac Howard, and Mason Appleton, each representing the Michigan State hockey program. Stramel, the 2023 first-round pick for the Minnesota Wild, is viewed as a valuable asset for improving their roster. Howard, acquired by the Edmonton Oilers last offseason, has shown strong performance at the AHL level and may be traded for goaltending help. Appleton, currently with the Detroit Red Wings, could be on the move as the team seeks to shake up its roster after missing playoffs for ten consecutive seasons.
- •Charlie Stramel is a trade asset for the Minnesota Wild.
- •Isaac Howard may be moved by the Edmonton Oilers for goaltending.
- •Mason Appleton could leave the Detroit Red Wings amid team changes.
- •Teams are restructuring rosters as the NHL Entry Draft approaches.
- •Michigan State alumni are increasingly influencing NHL trades.
- 11:31 AMYahoo Sports — Three former Spartans that could be traded this NHL offseason
"Taking a look at three former Spartans that could see themselves get traded this NHL offseason.
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