As the NHL offseason continues, one of the more interesting teams around the league is the Pittsburgh Penguins. After missing the postseason last year, Pittsburgh has been looking to change the narrative for next season.

It didn't take long for the limited depth of quality talent to be drained from this year's unrestricted free-agent pool in the NHL. As usual, almost all the best players were signed up within hours of the market opening on July 1.

NHL season despite rumors that have emerged in recent days. The camp around the New York Islanders star has sent a clear message in response to interest from other franchises, such as the Edmonton Oilers.

The Chicago Blackhawks could be a team to watch when it comes to the trade market. With the club still building up their roster, it would be understandable if they moved out some pieces who they do not view as long-term parts of their roster.

Dallas Stars are contemplating roster changes after their recent defeat. Jason Robertson's contract renewal is uncertain. The team might trade him if

With Rakell and Rust still on the roster, the Penguins can achieve that goal while also providing Crosby with the best opportunities to have at least one more productive season in Pittsburgh.

The Montreal Canadiens are actively looking to bolster their top-six forward group with a particular focus on adding a second-line center or a high-end winger to complement their young core, including

Ilya Sorokin will remain with the New York Islanders. His agent Dan Milstein denied trade rumors. Milstein clarified Sorokin has a no-trade clause. He has not been part of any trade discussions. Sorokin's performance and contract make him a key player.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are reportedly very interested in dealing away forwards Bryan Rust and Rickard Rakell.

A mock trade proposed by NHL insider Roger Hicks has the Toronto Maple Leafs landing New York Rangers center Mika Zibanejad in a blockbuster deal.