Trade Analysis: New Jersey Devils Blake Coleman Haul Centred on Power Forward Nolan Foote

The NHL Trade Deadline may yet be a week away, but teams are clearly attempting to get in front of it. The Tampa Bay Lightning were one of those organizations as they went out and procured the services of Blake Coleman from the New Jersey Devils.

The cost was not unsubstantial.

2019 first-round selection, Nolan Foote as well as Vancouver’s 2020 first-round selection — previously acquired in the J.T. Miller deal, went the other way to the Devils. We could sit here and argue whether New Jersey produced a better return for Coleman than they did for Taylor Hall, but we’ll leave that for another platform.

Today we’ll look at what exactly the Devils are receiving in Foote.

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Before the start of the 2019-20 campaign, we at EP Rinkside ranked every organization’s prospects. The Lightn

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New Jersey Devils Tampa Bay Lightning Canada U20 Kelowna Rockets Arizona Coyotes NHL WHL WJC-20 Blake Coleman Nolan Foote Tom Fitzgerald [staff] Julien BriseBois [staff] Jack Hughes Nico Hischier Jamie Benn J.T. Miller Taylor Hall
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