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Potential Moves

Created by: Warpbox
Team: 2023-24 Vancouver Canucks
Initial Creation Date: Jun. 21, 2023
Published: Jun. 22, 2023
Salary Cap Mode: Basic
Description
I feel like this could be a solid offseason. I'm pretty happy with most of the moves and think this team could be decent. Most trades were based off things I've seen but Beau trade was just something that I felt seemed fair (not sure where to though)

IF Pearson is still injured then put him on LTIR, and swap Hoglander out in the Carolina trade and slot him in at 3LW. Also swap a second to TOR for a first and Murray as the backup.

Notes: If Drury can't play 3C, swap him and Kampf around. Coghlan and Hirose split games, with Soucy moving to the right side when Hirose steps in.

Canucks take either Simashev or Willander with their pick (Willander if Simashev isn't there)
Free Agent Signings
RFAYEARSCAP HIT
2$900,000
2$900,000
UFAYEARSCAP HIT
3$2,500,000
2$1,900,000
1$900,000
Trades
1.
VAN
  1. Grzelcyk, Matt
BOS
  1. 2023 3rd round pick (TOR)
2.
VAN
  1. 2023 2nd round pick (MIN)
MIN
  1. Beauvillier, Anthony ($2,075,000 retained)
3.
VAN
  1. Brodie, TJ
TOR
  1. 2024 3rd round pick (VAN)
4.
VAN
    Future Considerations
    ARI
    1. Myers, Tyler
    5.
    VAN
    1. Coghlan, Dylan [RFA Rights]
    2. Drury, Jack
    CAR
    1. Höglander, Nils [RFA Rights]
    2. Rathbone, Jack
    6.
    VAN
    1. 2023 1st round pick (NSH)
    2. 2023 2nd round pick (NSH)
    NSH
    1. 2023 1st round pick (VAN)
    Buyouts
    Retained Salary Transactions
    DraftRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7
    2023
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    2024
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    2025
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    ROSTER SIZESALARY CAPCAP HITOVERAGES TooltipBONUSESCAP SPACE
    23$83,500,000$81,655,417$850,000$850,000$1,844,583

    Roster

    Left WingCentreRight Wing
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    Kuzmenko, Andrei
    $5,500,000$5,500,000
    LW, RW
    M-NTC
    UFA - 2
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    Pettersson, Elias
    $7,350,000$7,350,000
    C, LW
    UFA - 1
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    Mikheyev, Ilya
    $4,750,000$4,750,000
    LW, RW
    M-NTC
    UFA - 3
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    Garland, Conor
    $4,950,000$4,950,000
    RW, LW
    UFA - 3
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    Miller, J.T.
    $8,000,000$8,000,000
    C, LW, RW
    NMC
    UFA - 7
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    Boeser, Brock
    $6,650,000$6,650,000
    RW
    UFA - 2
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    Pearson, Tanner
    $3,250,000$3,250,000
    LW
    UFA - 1
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    Drury, Jack
    $925,000$925,000
    C
    RFA - 1
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    Waivers ExemptPodkolzin, Vasily
    $925,000$925,000 (Performance Bonus$850,000$850K)
    RW, LW
    RFA - 1
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    Åman, Nils
    $883,750$883,750
    C
    RFA - 1
    Kämpf, David
    $1,900,000$1,900,000
    C
    UFA - 4
    Logo of the Vancouver Canucks
    Joshua, Dakota
    $825,000$825,000
    LW
    UFA - 1
    Left DefenseRight DefenseGoaltender
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    Hughes, Quinn
    $7,850,000$7,850,000
    LD
    UFA - 4
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    Brodie, TJ
    $5,000,000$5,000,000
    LD/RD
    M-NTC
    UFA - 1
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    Demko, Thatcher
    $5,000,000$5,000,000
    G
    UFA - 3
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    Grzelcyk, Matt
    $3,687,500$3,687,500
    LD
    UFA - 1
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    Hronek, Filip
    $4,400,000$4,400,000
    RD
    RFA - 1
    Lyon, Alex
    $900,000$900,000
    G
    UFA - 2
    Soucy, Carson
    $2,500,000$2,500,000
    LD/RD
    UFA - 3
    Coghlan, Dylan
    $900,000$900,000
    RD
    RFA - 1
    ScratchesInjured Reserve (IR)Long Term IR (LTIR)
    Logo of the Vancouver Canucks
    Studnicka, Jack
    $762,500$762,500
    RW, C
    RFA - 1
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    Poolman, Tucker
    $2,500,000$2,500,000
    RD
    UFA - 2
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    Di Giuseppe, Phillip
    $775,000$775,000
    LW
    UFA - 2
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    Waivers ExemptHirose, Akito
    $900,000$900,000
    LD
    RFA - 2

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    Jun. 22, 2023 at 12:49 a.m.
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    JHockey29
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    TJ Brodie is getting severely underrated. If the leafs move off him they will get more than just a 3rd.
    Jun. 22, 2023 at 12:51 a.m.
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    Change the MIN 2nd to Marcus Foligno and the Wild accept
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    Jun. 22, 2023 at 1:11 a.m.
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    Terrible trade for MN
    Jun. 22, 2023 at 2:26 a.m.
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    Ktownchef
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    Quoting: Caerii
    Change the MIN 2nd to Marcus Foligno and the Wild accept


    The purpose of trading Beauvillier is to shed cap room. I get he may not be worth a second but why would the Canucks trade a far more productive winger just to save only a million bucks. I can see why you'd say the Wild would accept that deal who wouldn't? I mean what would you rather have a 40 point player who makes 4.1 or a 21 point player who makes 3.1? Oh and the guy who's more productive is 5 years younger.
    Jun. 22, 2023 at 7:16 a.m.
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    Leafs say no
    Jun. 22, 2023 at 7:17 a.m.
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    Quoting: Ktownchef
    The purpose of trading Beauvillier is to shed cap room. I get he may not be worth a second but why would the Canucks trade a far more productive winger just to save only a million bucks. I can see why you'd say the Wild would accept that deal who wouldn't? I mean what would you rather have a 40 point player who makes 4.1 or a 21 point player who makes 3.1? Oh and the guy who's more productive is 5 years younger.


    The leafs would probably look at Beau if the Wild pass
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    Jun. 22, 2023 at 12:39 p.m.
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    Quoting: Ktownchef
    The purpose of trading Beauvillier is to shed cap room. I get he may not be worth a second but why would the Canucks trade a far more productive winger just to save only a million bucks. I can see why you'd say the Wild would accept that deal who wouldn't? I mean what would you rather have a 40 point player who makes 4.1 or a 21 point player who makes 3.1? Oh and the guy who's more productive is 5 years younger.


    The Canucks needs are not my concern, much in the same way that the OP obviously did not consider the Wild's needs when he made the proposal in the first place.
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    Jun. 23, 2023 at 3:06 a.m.
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    Ktownchef
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    Quoting: Caerii
    The Canucks needs are not my concern, much in the same way that the OP obviously did not consider the Wild's needs when he made the proposal in the first place.


    But in order to make a trade you need to do just that. Teams aren't going to make a trade if they don't think they are making their team better in some way. Whether you like the original trade or not a lot of NHL teams would like to have a 2 million dollar middle six forward who puts up 40 points a year. That's far more plausible then swapping him for Foligno.
     
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