Vladimir Tarasenko's situation in St. Louis has been a topic of discussion for quite some time now. As a player with a lot of skill and a strong track record, he will likely generate interest from many teams around the league. However, with the salary cap constraints and the potential long-term injury concerns surrounding Tarasenko, any team that acquires him will need to weigh the pros and cons carefully. The trade deadline is always a busy and exciting time in the NHL, and this year's deadline promises to be no exception. With many teams looking to make moves to improve their rosters, it will be interesting to see how the Tarasenko situation develops and how it may impact the rest of the league. David Pagnotta reveals on The Fourth Period that Tarasenko has already waived his no trade clause. <q> In addition to his belief that Tarasenko intends to hit the free agent market this summer, Pagnotta writes: During the off-season, he was willing to waive his NTC to the New York Rangers, New York Islanders or New Jersey Devils � if there were other teams in play, I wasn't aware of it. </q> It looks like Tarasenko has his eyes sight on New York, as both the Rangers and Islanders are an interest of his.