NHL reporter surprisingly hints at another Fleury trade?!

This is probably not what Newsday's Arthur Staple wanted people to remember from his article, but it certainly jumped out at people. When asked his New York Islanders general manager Garth Snow would move one of his two net minders, Thomas Greiss or Jaroslav Halak, this year, Staple hinted at other goalies who could potentially be on the move. 

And then, the shocker!

As he started off by stating that Snow has no plans to make changes soon, Staple continued the ongoing trade chatter circling goaltenders in the NHL. As you know several teams are looking for help in between the pipes, including the Pittsburgh Penguins, Edmonton Oilers, Florida Panthers and Philadelphia Flyers. 

Staple suggests possible upgrades in the trade market could include Jimmy Howard of the Detroit Red Wings or Marc-Andre Fleury of the Vegas Golden Knights. 

This is quite surprising seeing that Flower was moved to Vegas this summer at the expansion draft, and has become the face of the franchise, though he remains sidelined with a concussion. 

Fleury would obsviosuly not come cheap, but it would be a monster trade to see him move - again. 

"Marc-Andre Fleury is in a similar spot with Vegas, having one more season at $5.75 million left. He still has not played since an early-season concussion, however, and he seems to be one of the faces of the Golden Knights, who are maintaining their terrific start. Not sure George McPhee would be willing to break up the good Vegas thing this soon."

So, while Staples remains unsure about this speculation, do you think Fleury could be on the move again?