Jordan Kyrou remains a focal point of speculation as the NHL offseason unfolds. With recent trades, including the departure of Zack Bolduc to Montreal for Logan Mayhew, the St. Louis Blues appear to be reshaping their roster for future success. General Manager Doug Armstrong's commitment to developing younger talent is evident, especially with anticipated contributions from Mayhew despite previous off-ice challenges.

Kyrou's impressive scoring last season, netting 36 goals, positions him as a key player to retain, raising questions regarding any potential trades. The Blues must weigh the implications of trading such talent against the backdrop of maintaining a competitive roster. The dynamics of player contracts and strategic decisions will shape the team's path as they aim for postseason contention.

With the fantasy hockey playoffs approaching, managing rosters effectively becomes paramount for success. This episode highlights key players to buy low or sell high to maximize point potential. Notably, Tom Wilson stands out as a prime sell-high candidate. His performance this season has been impressive, with career-high shooting percentages and solid peripheral stats, but given his injury history, now might be the time to trade him before potential regression hits.

Similarly, Neil Pionk of the Winnipeg Jets is also suggested as a sell-high option, leveraging his current overperformance due to a contract year. Given the Jets' overall team strength, now is an opportune moment for GMs to capitalize on their player's increased value in trades.

On the buy-low side, the discussion shifts to Jeremy Swayman from the Boston Bruins, who has shown flashes of brilliance despite the team’s struggles. With potential opportunities for rebounds in performance, he might be worth a gamble. Other insights also suggest keeping an eye on players like Mika Zibanejad, who may be poised for a resurgence as the season progresses.