Declan Chisholm, previously a candidate for the Minnesota Wild's seventh defenseman spot, has signed with the Capitals after needing a raise too steep for the Wild. This opens up opportunities for younger players like Buium and Jiricek.

Declan Chisholm was traded to Washington after a solid tenure with the Minnesota Wild. Despite his contributions over 95 games, he did not make the playoff lineup, leading to the trade. His departure opens opportunities for younger prospects like Hallquisth.

Declan Chisholm was traded to the Capitals as part of the deal for Priskie. This highlights the Wild's commitment to revamping their defense and suggests they see potential in Priskie to fill a role Chisholm was unable to secure.

Declan Chisholm, another defenseman for the Wild, is in a similar situation as Merrill, facing the possibility of not playing in the playoff opener. His contributions throughout the season have been notable, making the decision more complex for coaching staff.

Chisholm's turnover was pivotal in the Wild's loss to the Rangers, leading to strategic changes in the lineup with him being a healthy scratch against the Islanders. Coach Hynes praised his overall contributions despite the error, emphasizing the importance of his play in defense.