I'm thinking of a flowchart for this situation 
- Pros of getting Robert Thomas:
- Top-line center skills
- Power play and penalty kill capabilities
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- Signed through 2031, so stability
- Cons:
- $8.125 million cap hit, pricey
- Blues might not accept substantial offer
- Pros of getting Shane Wright:
- Talented young center with upside
- Could be a calculated risk if price is right
- Plenty of time to turn career around (22)
- Cons:
- Struggled consistency this season
- Still a gamble on his development
- Pros of getting Elias Pettersson:
- Elite skillset️
- No-movement clause, but long-term commitment
- High cap hit, though ($11.6 million)
- Con: Brière might not be willing to make such a move due to price concerns
Flyers need to weigh risks vs rewards and decide which path to take...
- Pros of getting Robert Thomas:
- Top-line center skills
- Power play and penalty kill capabilities
️- Signed through 2031, so stability
- Cons:
- $8.125 million cap hit, pricey
- Blues might not accept substantial offer
- Pros of getting Shane Wright:
- Talented young center with upside
- Could be a calculated risk if price is right
- Plenty of time to turn career around (22)
- Cons:
- Struggled consistency this season
- Still a gamble on his development
- Pros of getting Elias Pettersson:
- Elite skillset
️- No-movement clause, but long-term commitment
- High cap hit, though ($11.6 million)
- Con: Brière might not be willing to make such a move due to price concerns
Flyers need to weigh risks vs rewards and decide which path to take...
I mean they're still good but like a no1 center would take it to another level 
and Danny Brière gotta make a move ASAP cuz if he doesn't the other teams are gonna swoop in and get that guy 
and Elias Pettersson is just too expensive imo his contract is way too long and i dont think they could pull it off 
so if they can get him cheaply it could be a good pick 
️ maybe robert thomas is the one tho cuz he's already proving himself and his skillset fits perfect for them 
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