The Philadelphia Flyers are open for business under GM Daniel Briere, exploring trades involving Scott Laughton and Rasmus Ristolainen, both of whom are generating interest from other teams. With the trade market tightening, Briere is cautious, knowing that these players are difficult to replace. Laughton has one year left on his deal at $3 million, while Ristolainen's contract runs for two more years at an AAV of $5.1 million. The Flyers aim to command a high price for both, in order to safeguard their team’s future.

Reports suggest that the asking price for Ristolainen includes a first-round pick, a prospect, and a player, with a decent chance he remains in Philadelphia due to his irreplaceable role. Laughton is also attracting attention, particularly from teams that missed out on other trade targets. Meanwhile, the Boston Bruins are looking to retool their roster, mentioning players potentially moving to keep them competitive for future seasons.