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Plan B Option Named For Devils If Mammoth Match Hayton Offer Sheet

The Utah Mammoth have until Wednesday to decide whether to match the  $4.775 AAV  offer sheet from the New Jersey Devils to Barrett Hayton. The Devils are targeting the former No. 5 overall pick as their third-line center.  But if the Mammoth elect to match and keep the franchise's homegrown product, the Devils will be left to search elsewhere for a 3C.  James Nichols of New Jersey Hockey Now has proposed that the Seattle Kraken's Shane Wright would be a good Plan B for the...

Should The Canadiens Pursue Shane Wright?

On Saturday morning, a new potential trade target for the Montreal Canadiens emerged in Seattle Kraken centre Shane Wright. However, is Wright a player that the Canadiens should pursue to fill their void at second-line centre? The Seattle Kraken have agreed to move on from Shane Wright and trade him this summer, per @FriedgeHNIC. pic.twitter.com/jdl6Iyyyqx […] The post Should The Canadiens Pursue Shane Wright? appeared first on The Sick Podcast .

Kraken Have Agreed to Move Shane Wright

The Seattle Kraken have agreed to move young center Shane Wright, as both the player and team feel a change of scenery is best for both sides.Wright was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2022 NHL Entry Draft by the Kraken, but he just hasn’t panned out as a top draft pick for Seattle.In […] The post Kraken Have Agreed to Move Shane Wright appeared first on HEAVY .

Avalanche Land Jaden Schwartz On Multi-Year Deal

The Colorado Avalanche are adding a proven veteran scorer to their forward group. Per David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, Jaden Schwartz is signing a three-year contract with Colorado carrying a $3.25 million average annual value. The move ends Schwartz's run with the Seattle Kraken, where he was an original member and alternate captain since the franchise's inaugural season. 3-years, $3.25M AAV for Jaden Schwartz with Colorado — David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) July 1, 2026 Why He Fits ...

The Sharks Just Got A Lot Better, And Larger

The NHL draft was this weekend, and even though we had several weeks to get used to the image of Gavin McKenna in a Toronto Maple Leafs hat, the action in the rest of the top 10 was a good mix of unpredictable and intriguing. The Canucks, at No. 3, committed what has the potential to be an all-time goof-up by drafting their brand-new coach's son, Caleb Malhotra. (Anyone want to tell them how long coaches usually last in the NHL?) The Seattle Kraken, drafting at seven, ended up with a possible ...

Jim Nill Confirms Jason Robertson Nixed Trade to Kraken

Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill confirmed that winger Jason Robertson turned down a trade to play for the Seattle Kraken.Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported last week that the Stars and Kraken had agreed to a trade sending Robertson to Seattle for the No. 7 overall pick in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, plus other assets, […] The post Jim Nill Confirms Jason Robertson Nixed Trade to Kraken appeared first on HEAVY .

Kraken and Blues make big offers to Jason Robertson, and he reportedly declined them both

Welcome back to NHL Notebook — the series here at CanucksArmy where we deliver you news and notes from around the National Hockey League — oftentimes through a Vancouver Canucks-tinted lens! At some point, you’ve got to feel a bit bad for the Seattle Kraken. Not long ago, they threw big money at Artemi Panarin, reportedly four years…

Remembering 10 draft picks that toured the league before they were finally used

The 25th overall pick in this year’s draft has been on a bit of a journey. The story starts at last year’s deadline. The pick originally belonged to the Lightning, but they traded it to the Kraken in a deal for Oliver Bjorkstrand and Yanni Gourde. The pick stayed with the Kraken until this weekend, when they shipped it to Florida for Mackie Samoskevich. We didn’t realize it at the time, but the Panthers had something even bigger in mind, flipping the pick to Ottawa few hours later in the Brady...

2 Trade Destinations Linked To Kraken's Shane Wright

The Shane Wright trade conversation has carried over from the deadline into the offseason, and two teams have emerged as attached to it. The Fourth Period released its first Summer Trade Watch board for the 2026 offseason, listing the league's top trade candidates along with the teams linked to each, and Wright was among the players included. "As TFP first reported earlier in the season, Wright is available and is also open to a change of scenery," the outlet wrote. "Teams reportedly linked:...