Blockbuster trade sends Jason Robertson to Chicago Blackhawks in latest NHL's trade proposal

It's the kind of idea that makes fans stop scrolling.

Heavy.com has floated a blockbuster scenario in which the Dallas Stars send Jason Robertson to the Chicago Blackhawks. Here is the full proposal :

The proposed package includes a first-rounder from Florida, plus second-round picks from Toronto and the Islanders.

While trade chatter surrounding Robertson has surfaced before due to his contract value and the Stars' salary cap situation, seeing his name linked to a rival like Chicago adds another layer of intrigue.

Heavy.com outlines the move as one that could benefit both sides: the Blackhawks get a proven 40-goal scorer to pair with Connor Bedard, and Dallas gains cap flexibility, future assets, and two NHL-ready players.

Robertson has been one of the most consistent offensive forces in the league since breaking out in the 2021-22 season.

Pairing him with Bedard could instantly make Chicago's top line one of the most dangerous in hockey.

From Dallas's perspective, adding Murphy would bring a steady right-shot presence to the blue line, while Reichel offers upside as a young forward. The draft picks could also help replenish a prospect pool thinned by recent win-now trades.

Still, moving a player of Robertson's caliber would be a seismic shift. As NHL.com stats show, Robertson has averaged over a point per game in each of the last three seasons.

One Western Conference scout put it bluntly:

While the trade is purely hypothetical, it underlines the kind of bold moves that could reshape the Stars' future.

I think if such a deal ever happened, it would mark one of the most talked-about trades in franchise history.