Three weeks ago, Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin requested a trade to one of three teams: Florida, Vegas and Minnesota.Florida acquired Senators captain Brady Tkachuk in a blockbuster deal but Vegas and Minnesota have yet to make a major move.Now, on the eve of the NHL Draft in Buffalo, the Red Wings are rumored to be in the running for former Little Caesars forward Jason Robertson.Robertson is a 45-goal scorer for the Dallas Stars, who weren't on Larkin's original list of teams but are perennial contenders.The big drawback?The Northville native is reportedly targeting a $14 million per year contract, equaling the deal by Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl."He (Robertson) isn't a great skater but he has that Alex DeBrincat knack for scoring goals," Red Wings beat reporter Ted Kulfan said on The Detroit News' OctoPulse podcast. "He also plays with better talent and that always scares me when a guy like that comes to a lesser team. Sometimes that doesn't work out too well."I don't know if that's an exact fit. I think Dallas might want a little more than Dylan Larkin from what I've heard. Would Robertson be thrilled about coming to Detroit? I don't see Steve Yzerman paying $13 or $14 million dollars a year to a player. That seems a little far-fetched right now."Today's podcast, episode 147, also includes Tony Paul's interview with Hilary Knight, who signed a two-year contract extension on Thursday afternoon with Detroit's PWHL expansion team.Subscribe to Detroit News podcasts iTunes SpotifyPrevious OctoPulse podcasts Larkin trade could put Wings in draft lottery Should Red Wings trade Lucas Raymond? Red Wings endure staggering fall from grace Wings' McLellan pushes right buttons in Philly Faulk to make debut vs. Devils; Larkin sidelined USA Hockey 'on top of the mountain' with double gold medals Unlikely assist on Red Wings goal; playoff chances Edvinsson injury tests Wings' blueline depth Fedorov, Kane cap historic week in Red Wings' history Nate Danielson demoted; Dave Goricki tributeOctoPulse guests in alphabetical order A: Trey Augustine, Dave Andrews, Kenny Albert, Kashawn Aitcheson B: Riley Brengman, John Bacon, Red Berenson, Matt Beniers, Scotty Bowman, Joe Bowen, Cooper Black, Phil Bourque, Jason Bukala, Nick Bogas C: Steve Coates, Leo Carlsson, Mike Cammalleri, Logan Cooley, Caley Chelios, Cole Caufield, Mitchell Clinton, Mellissa Channell-Watkins D: Nate Danielson, Dave Drinkill, Jamie Drysdale, Ken Dryden, Jake Davis E: Cole Eiserman, Simon Edvinsson, Mike Emrick, Emerson Etem F: Jordan Forgione, Everett Fitzhugh, Jim Fox, John Forslund G: Cutter Gauthier, Dylan Guenther, Jerry Green, Stu Grimson, Gerard Gallant, Liam Greentree, Bruce Garrioch, John Garrett H: William Horcoff, Mark Howe, Cross Hanas, Luke Hughes, Murray Howe, Milan Hejduk, Brian Hayward, Brandon Hawkins I: Greg Innis J: Kent Johnson K: Joakim Kemell, Mark Kirton, Megan Keller, John Kelly, Mike Keenan, Emily Kaplan, Rich Kincaide, Alex Kannok Leipert, Ryan Kennedy, Hilary Knight L: Ryan Leonard, Nick Libett, Chaz Lucius, Brian Lawton, Pat Lafontaine, Nicklas Lidstrom, Craig Laughlin, Dave Legwand, Bill Lindsay M: Doug MacLean, Al Montoya, Tim Mayer, Wes McCauley, Dan Milstein, Max Namestnikov, Ken Morrow N: Ted Nolan, Frank Nazar, Dwayne Norris, Pat Nagle O: Mark O'Brien, Phil Osaer P: Madison Packer, Dave Poulin, Gabe Perreault, Jakub Petr, Doug Plagens, Cole Perfetti, Darren Pang, Zayne Parekh, Julie Petry, Chris Pronger R: Abby Roque, Jason Ross, Manon Rheaume, Lucas Raymond, Marco Rossi, Luc Robitaille, Marcus Ragnarsson, Sam Rosen, Daryl Reaugh S: Riley Sawchuk, Bob Stauffer, Will Smith, John Shannon, Paul Stewart, Moritz Seider, Tim Stutzle, Jake Sanderson, Craig Simpson, Kirsten Simms, Mats Sundin, Brad Stuart, Melissa Szkola, Callie Shanahan, Colin Stephenson T: Tripp Tracy, Bryan Trottier, Tim Taylor, Jacob Truscott, Amanda Thiele V: Rick Vaive W: Paul Woods, Shane Wright, Bob Wilkie Z: Rick Zombo, Trevor ZegrasWant to comment on this story? Become a subscriber today. Click here.This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Jason Robertson, Stars sniper, could be on Red Wings' radar