The Hart Trophy winner and nine-time all-star, now a free agent, has been talking to various suitors of late, seeing where he would best fit as he chases a fourth Stanley Cup.
That's because many of the teams thought to be Cup contenders do not have much flexibility under the $83.5 million salary cap.
We wondered then: could the Sharks sign Kane to a somewhat richer contract (agreed to by Kane's camp and the contending team), and trade him to that team while retaining some of the deal's average annual value, for an asset in return?
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