The NHL Draft saw no big trades involving roster players on Day 1, leaving fans anticipating significant moves. Teams like the Canucks are still looking to make notable acquisitions in free agency, with a focus on top forwards and defenders. Meanwhile, the first round of the draft showcased key picks like Macklin Celebrini going first overall to the San Jose Sharks and other promising talents entering the league. As teams navigate the offseason, Utah and Nashville stand out for their substantial salary cap space, potentially shaping their approaches to signings and trades in the coming months.