The Philadelphia Flyers are reportedly not a suitable trading partner for Marco Rossi of the Minnesota Wild, as the Wild are seeking forward Tyson Foerster or a later first-round pick from the Flyers. The Flyers have expressed disinterest in both. Additionally, Rossi's contract demands are believed to be excessive, aiming for a deal similar to Matt Boldy's seven-year, $7 million per season contract. Meanwhile, the New York Islanders are navigating potential changes on their blue line, with GM Mathieu Darche emphasizing a high value for the No. 1 pick, suggesting a significant offer would be required to entice a trade.