Canucks consider trade of Elias Pettersson to Seattle Kraken
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 5:40 AM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026
The Vancouver Canucks are exploring a potential trade involving forward Elias Pettersson with division rival Seattle Kraken. Reports indicate Seattle is looking to enhance its scoring and may view Pettersson as a key piece. Although there is interest, no deal is imminent at this time. The Canucks might consider offloading Pettersson's substantial cap hit as part of their rebuilding efforts, potentially in exchange for draft picks or prospects. The Canucks also have the option to retain Pettersson and wait for better trade opportunities as his value increases with a strong performance next season.
- •Vancouver Canucks consider trading Elias Pettersson to Seattle Kraken.
- •Kraken are seeking to boost their scoring after missed targets last season.
- •Pettersson has a significant cap hit, complicating potential trade negotiations.
- •Canucks may prefer to wait for higher offers if they retain Pettersson.
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