I think trading him (assuming a significant return) is probably better asset management, given the current roster and lack of top end talent in the pipeline; however, as others have pointed out, Hanifin really seems to be hitting his stride.
He's not afraid to make plays at the offensive blue line, whereas he used to be kind of tentative, and it really seems to be rounding out his game nicely. I could see him still providing a similar level of play well into his 30s.
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