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If the Flames are in win-now mode, pursuing Crawford would be a no-brainer. He's the perfect short-term solution on a team that didn't believe in David Rittich enough to start him in the playoffs. Cam Talbot had a .924 save percentage in 10 postseason games and is set to become an unrestricted free agent, leaving a glaring hole between the pipes.

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Petr Mrazek ($3.125 million cap hit) and James Reimer ($3.4 million cap hit) are both signed through the 2020-21 season and were a terrific duo in the postseason, where they combined for a .928 save percentage in eight games. But Crawford could put the Hurricanes over the top, given his Stanley Cup pedigree.

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Crawford has made it clear he wants to be a No. 1 starter and compete for a Stanley Cup. The Avalanche, who had an .899 team save percentage in the postseason after Philipp Grubauer went down with an injury, aren't looking to tie up money long term because Gabriel Landeskog and Cale Makar are due new contracts soon. Crawford seems like a perfect fit for the Avalanche, who would immediately become the Stanley Cup favorites if the two sides worked out a deal.

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The Oilers had a league-worst .869 save percentage in four postseason games and own the sixth-worst team save percentage (.900) over the last three years. A Crawford and Mikko Koskinen duo in goal would be a significant upgrade over a tandem of Koskinen and Mike Smith, who had a minus-7.67 goals saved above average during the regular season. The challenge here would be making it work financially since Koskinen carries a $4.5 million cap hit.

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Frederik Andersen is the least of Toronto's worries, but the Maple Leafs are in a real cap crunch and Andersen has a cap hit of $5 million. Would GM Kyle Dubas be open to trading his star goaltender if it meant saving a few extra dollars and replacing him with a two-time Stanley Cup champion in Crawford?

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The Canucks would certainly love to re-sign Jacob Markstom, but they might not have the money to do it both in the short term and long term with Brock Boeser and Elias Pettersson due new contracts soon. Crawford would give the Canucks a short-term solution and allow Thatcher Demko to develop under a two-time Stanley Cup champion.

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The Capitals feel confident that Ilya Samsonov is the long-term answer in goal, which is why Braden Holtby is expected to walk. But the club would certainly feel better if Samsonov was paired with a veteran to help share the workload. This would be a nice fit for Crawford, but all signs point to Henrik Lundqvist signing a one-year deal with the Capitals, who had the fourth-worst team save percentage (.898) last season.

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2020 NHL free agency: 7 potential destinations for Corey Crawford