Rumor: Halak was already dealt before playoffs

---Quote (Originally by ScopeHockey)--- I highly doubt St Louis gives up Lars Eller (plus another good prospect) for Halak before knowing how could he was in the playoffs. People here seem to forgot that 6'2 centers with...

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