Canucks Trade Deadline: Stars on the Move

0:00Welcome to NHL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Vancouver Canucks are in full rebuild mode as the National Hockey League trade deadline hits on March 6th. Dead last in the standings with an 18 win, 36 loss, 7 overtime loss record, they're tearing down their core to stockpile draft picks, and cap space. No one is safe from veterans to stars. Here this week, they shipped out the Fenceman Tyler Myers, a 36 year old leader to the Dallas Stars. In return, Vancouver got a 2027 second round pick and a 2029 fourth rounder while keeping half of his. $3 million cap hit. This follows the earlier blockbuster sending franchise defenseman Quinn Hughes packing. Players are feeling the shakeup. Forward. Jake Debrusk, who just signed a big long term deal with a no movement clause, said a full rebuild is not something he'd accept. Brought bozer called losing Myers tough, but fans sense this is a deeper reset than

1:04past retools. Meanwhile, when your Connor Garland is drawing hot interest from teams like the New York Islanders, Boston Bruins, and Washington Capitals. Talks with the Islanders stalled over price, but his contract kicks in soon with a no movement clause, so the Canucks want him gone now. Evander Cain, a rental forward, is also likely headed out, possibly to Carolina, Tep of Bay, or Los Angeles, with salary retention to sweeten the deal. Looking ahead, stars like Brock Bozer and Elias Pedersen are available despite hefty contracts and clauses, though Pedersen's move is a summer, long shot. Depth guys such as Drew O'Connor and Teddy Bluger could fetch more picks, turning Vancouver into draft capital hoarders for years to come. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the description. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax.