The Dallas Stars are not actively seeking to trade Jason Robertson, but they are open to listening to offers regarding his future. His current contract, valued at $7.75 million for one more season, reflects a high assessment of his worth by the Stars. With Robertson eligible for a contract extension starting July 1st, the team is eager to gauge his future salary expectations. If discussions reveal that the costs will be prohibitive, they may reconsider their stance and explore potential trade options later this summer.

As negotiations are expected to commence soon, the Stars are also prioritizing retaining fellow forward Mikael Granlund, although financial constraints pose challenges. Meanwhile, there has been substantial interest in Mason Marchment before his recent trade to the Seattle Kraken, indicating a competitive market for skilled forwards. Additionally, the prospects of Alex Pietrangelo's availability for next season remain uncertain, while teams such as the New York Rangers are reportedly interested in defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov. Furthermore, the Ottawa Senators are in a contractual dispute with veteran Claude Giroux over bonus structures, adding to the ongoing intrigue surrounding roster movements in the NHL.