That's the opposite of what listening to offers means, it means he's open to trading him. You're trying to create a narrative that doesn't exist.
"What I mean by that is don’t put down a couple of first-round picks, which would be in the low 20s for the Predators. That’s not going to get [general manager] Barry Trotz to blink. Let’s take the
Los Angeles Kings as an example, if they put down a name like
Quinton Byfield as part of a package, that would get the attention of the Predators, or any organization if they want to get in on Saros.
"It’s a huge name and they still intend on signing him, but it’s something to monitor before March 8."
He's listening to offers like Fitzgerald "Listens" to offers on the Hughes brothers, sure you'd move one for Bedard, but that's not going to happen. You still have to listen.
He's listening to offers, but if he's not getting something huge than he's not moving him.