New Jersey Devils striker Taylor Hall seems to be in the commercial block.
According to TSN's Pierre LeBrun, the 28-year-old forward could be on the move, as general manager Ray Shero is exploring his options with the Devils sitting penultimate in the Eastern Conference with a record of 9-12-4 and in need of a change.
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Hall's contract, which has an AAV of $ 6 million, expires in 2020, when it will become a free agent without restrictions. However, if you move, either through an exchange or a new contract, you have preference over where you want to be: in a winning team.
"You want to play in the best possible team, and I have played nine seasons in the NHL and I only won one playoff game," Hall told the Associated Press. "You want to be in a team that is not only a playoff contender, but a Stanley Cup contender every year because I only have many more years left in this league and many more chances to win a Stanley Cup. It hasn't even come close yet. I want to make up for lost time, but at the same time, I want to be smart with everything that is happening. "
That said, these are some of the possible commercial destinations for Hall.