Why would Vancouver move Hoglander? Cheap, effective energy winger that can play with anyone.

Why is it a given that Boeser will/should be moved? He was our leading scorer last year (his first ever fully healthy year after dealing with a major back injury, lingering wrist issues and a tough family situation). He's over PPG and would be on pace for a 30 goal year under Boudreau.

I think we're dealing with lingering reputations and old narratives more than anything. Pearson has been effective this year. He was the top-9 player I despised but he has been very effective in his role as a net front, along the boards guy. Specifically his passing has been better this year; he's found Boeser quite a few times for shots and opportunities. Before he used to just ram the puck towards the net from anywhere. I can think of multiple instances this year where Pearson didn't get a point but he was standing right in front of the goalie with a perfect screen.

Canucks accept the Jets trade but easily decline the Devils one

The OILERS are NOT giving up assets for another backup goalie, they already have three backup goalies under contract

Winnipeg shouldn't trade their 1st this year and don't really need and can't afford to sign Boeser long term. I also thing Vancouver would want a higher end roster. piece coming back

I like Hoglander, but its less of a need for us than Severson.
Anyway, Canucks would be moving Miller, Garland before Nils, no?

Stanley 6'6"
Lowry 6'5"

Can't get much higher than those guys. Maybe Dubois on his tippy-toes.

Oilers reject.

I don’t think Hoglander gets moved, I would be sooo mad if Garland gets traded, the most likely to get moved will be Miller but I hope it’s only if a team really overpays

As mentioned above...Oilers next goalie move is for a #1 [period].

But who knows - Oil is a mess, so could get a decent deal from them...