The Penguins need a bit of a face-lift after a lackluster first 35 games in the regular season, and this move continues toward that trend. Oleksiak is a mammoth defenseman who skates pretty well for his size and can hit and block shots. This acquisition appears to set the table for Pens GM Jim Rutherford to deal defenseman Ian Cole (a potential unrestricted free agent) for more help up front. Stay tuned!

The Stars will receive the better of Pittsburgh's two fourth-round picks in the 2019 draft, which will only be determined at the end of the 2018-19 campaign. In the meantime, dealing Oleksiak alleviates a bit of the logjam that Dallas had on defense. It also allows rookie Finn Julius Honka to remain in the lineup (at least until Marc Methot returns from injury). This deal seems like a win-win situation for both teams.

Oleksiak may earn a few more assists in Pittsburgh but his overall fantasy value is negligible at the National Hockey League level. Honka could be the biggest beneficiary of this deal if he is able to earn a steady spot in the Stars lineup.