Rumours swirling around Kakko and the Blackhawks

General manager Chris Drury has not been forthcoming of trading their first-round pick this this draft which has led to Kappo Kakko being on the move.

This news has generated a lot of interest and now the Chicago Blackhawks heavy emerged as a potential landing spot for the 23-year-old right winger.

Adding a player of this caliber who has not benefited as hoped by the Rangers would certainly find a fit in the top six of the Blackhawks.

The team is devoid of talent as general manager Kyle Davidson continues to tear down the team and rebuild it into a new vision.

Having Bedard as the main draw for other players to come would give Kakko a chance to show his skill set.

Kaako has one year remaining on his deal which is worth $2.1 million per season.

He will be a restricted free agent with arbitration rights next year which would bode well for the Blackhawks.

In order to facilitate a trade, Blackhawks hold seven draft picks in the first three rounds of this draft and could part ways with one, a prospect along with a veteran forward that the Rangers could use for the playoff push.

Time will tell if Drury and Davidson can find some common ground and make a deal happen