I don't know what the exact value should be for either Grubauer or Holtby. I'm just saying if Carolina, for example, comes knocking with a fair deal and a better deal than Arizona or Buffalo for instance they shouldn't say no just because they are in the same division.
Particularly Carolina seems like a team that will be desperate for a goaltender and might be willing to part with significant assets. They lack scoring too but goaltending has crippled them season after season and with a new GM and owner they could look to make a big move to keep fans interested and to make their mark.
Arizona just traded for their "#1 Guy" in Kuemper. They also just added Raanta last summer. They arent going to add a 6m G unless we give him away. They are not a fit, gang....but there are a LOT of options that you guys are not talking about.
Rangers (Lundqvist is ancient)
Senators (depending on ownership)
Hurricanes (as mentioned)
Islanders (as mentioned)
Canucks (Markstrom has struggled)
Sharks (Jones is ok, but they like marquee players)
Avalanche (they seem ready to move on from Varlamov)
Blues (Allen is another stopgap)
Red Wings (Howard is not good, Mrazek is gone)
Sabres (as mentioned)
Oilers (Talbot? please....)
One never know what the Jets, Flames, Flyers, or Maple Leafs will do if they flame out fast in the playoffs.
If the Caps "put Holtby out there", they would have a lot of teams biting. Looks what Fleury has done for VGK. Holtby could be seen as "Instant Relevance" for a lot of those teams.