Dylan Larkin, the captain of the Detroit Red Wings, has emerged as a major trade target in the NHL after requesting a trade. According to Sportsnet’s Eliotte Friedman, Larkin's full no-trade clause gives him significant control over his future. He has reportedly narrowed his potential landing spots to three teams: the Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden Knights, and Minnesota Wild. The Panthers, who missed the playoffs this season due to injuries, have a strong playoff history, making them an attractive option for Larkin. The Golden Knights are currently competing in the Stanley Cup Final, and adding Larkin could bolster their chances for next season. Meanwhile, the Minnesota Wild could provide Larkin with a familiar environment, as it includes several of his USA Hockey teammates. Despite the interest from these teams, any trade would require a significant return for the Red Wings, especially if Larkin were to be traded within the Atlantic Division. Larkin's priority is to join a Cup contender, as he has only experienced the playoffs once in his 11-year career.