Vancouver Canucks consider trade options for Jake DeBrusk
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 5:50 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
Jake DeBrusk may be on the trading block as the Vancouver Canucks reportedly seek to offload veteran players. With DeBrusk expressing discontent about the team's rebuilding phase, he could be a candidate for a relocation. Teams such as the Edmonton Oilers, Buffalo Sabres, and Philadelphia Flyers are interested in acquiring scoring forwards. A predictive model suggests an 85% chance the Canucks are receiving calls about DeBrusk but indicates that a trade is unlikely in the immediate future due to his full no-movement clause. Serious trade discussions might occur after American Thanksgiving, as teams reassess their playoff aspirations.
- •Jake DeBrusk's trade rumors are growing amid Vancouver's rebuilding.
- •Vancouver may wait until after Thanksgiving to explore trades more seriously.
- •High interest from teams like Edmonton, Buffalo, and Philadelphia.
- •DeBrusk has shown willingness for a change of scenery.
- •Trade likelihood may increase as the season progresses.
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