Blackhawks Trade Dickinson, Dach for Mangiapane, Pick

0:00It's March 6, here's your NHL news in 2 minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Chicago Black Hawks just made their second trade with former General Manager Stan Bowman. They sent Jason Dickinson and Colton Doc to the Edmonton Oilers for Forward Andrew Mangiabane and a conditional first round pick in 20. 27. That pick is top 12 protected and Chicago is retaining half of Dickinson's $4.25 million contract through the end of this season. With retention slats now used up from earlier deals involving Seth Jones and Connor Murphy, the Black Hawks likely won't make more moves before. Friday's trade deadline, General Manager Kyle Davidson has focused on managing cap space carefully during this rebuild. The trade clears room for younger players like 21-year-old Oliver Moore, who's set to take over as third line center after 49 games, with five goals and 12 assists. It also opens special team spots for prospects like Ryan Greene and Landon Slager, boosting

1:02their development. Fans and analysts see this as a smart play, pairing struggling man-japanet with star Connor Bedard to spark his scoring. At $3.6 million per year, getting him back near his 20-go form could lead to bigger returns later. Overall, Davidson's deadline moves have drawn praise for strong asset management, adding picks and prospects while shedding salary. With five first round selections over the next three drafts, the Hawks are positioning youth for a faster rebuild. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear. S-O-L-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com. S-O-L-L-S-O-L-L-S-O-L-L-Pillow.com.