A trade between San Jose Sharks and Buffalo Sabres has been confirmed.

Trade Details

Buffalo Sabres Acquire: Danny O'Regan 2019 conditional 1st round pick* (SJS - #29) 2019 conditional 4th round pick** (SJS - #122) *Conditions: Pick upgrades to a 2019 1st round pick if Sharks re-sign Kane. If Sharks don't make the playoffs in 2019, then Sharks have the option to retain the 2019 1st and Buffalo receives a 2020 first round pick instead. Result: Sharks re-signed Kane and made the 2019 playoffs. Buffalo receives a 2019 1st round pick. **Conditions: San Jose has the option to retain the 2019 4th round pick. If they retain the 2019 4th, Buffalo receives a 2020 3rd round pick instead.

San Jose Sharks Acquire: Evander Kane

https://www.capfriendly.com/forums/thread/103450

Called it.

Sanjose Killed in this deal. Buffalo should have gotten a 1st rounder at least.

Is this the Kane that punched a taxi cab driver or the respectable one that played in Winnipeg?

Wow, this makes the Hartman trade look like a steal for the Hawks... I'm impressed with Stanley today.

Obviously San Jose won this deal and it's not even close. Buffalo didn't even get a first round pick out of this deal..... I suppose a team cant lose a trade by giving up a UFA but still I expected Kane would bring more than this.

I guess O'Regan could be something but ... His AHL numbers look good.

I thought Kane was going to net BUF a 1st + really good prospect?

Every GM in the NHL needs to grow a pair and not hide behind the age old idea that Kane is a locker room cancer. News flash: he isn't.

I think it's important to put out there that there may be different types of "locker room cancers".
By all reports, he had a great relationship with key guys on the team (a la Eichel), but you gotta think there might be something to the fact that management apparently didn't even much consider re-signing a 30-goal/season guy. I don't want to throw out accusations, because I don't have any more insight into it than others; but perhaps the club doesn't like his work-ethic or thinks he's too into the nightlife AND that it may be rubbing off on the young guys. Maybe it doesn't affect his play all that much, but it could be that it's behavior that management doesn't want turning into a team culture.

Again, I want to clarify that it's pure speculation. But I gotta think there's something to them deciding to move on without much hesitation.

Eh... neither Patrick (the former) nor Evander (the latter) is really that respectable...