What will the Seattle Kraken expansion draft roster look like? Kraken GM Ron Francis wants to borrow from what George McPhee did for the Vegas Golden Knights in 2017, Francis will target plenty of 2022 UFAs who can be flipped as rentals; avoid signing many if any 2021 UFAs, and seek trades for bad contracts in exchange for draft and/or prospect capital.
Here is the Seattle Kraken expansion draft lineup sourced from SI.com.
Forwards
Sam Bennett (Florida) | Vincent Trocheck (Carolina) | T.J. Oshie (Washington) |
Miles Wood (New Jersey) | Tyler Johnson (Tampa) | Zack Kassian (Edmonton) |
Artturi Lehkonen (Montreal) | Chris Tierney (Ottawa) | Calle Jarnkrok (Nashville) |
Brendan Lemieux (New York Rangers) | Tyson Jost (Colorado) | Ondrej Kase (Boston) |
Defence
Shayne Gostisbehere (Philadelphia) | Nick Leddy (New York Islanders) |
Mark Giordano (Calgary) | Kevin Shattenkirk (Anaheim) |
Justin Holl (Toronto ) | Troy Stecher (Detroit) |
Colin Miller (Buffalo) | Connor Murphy (Chicago) |
Goalies
Braden Holtby (Vancouver)
Anton Khudobin (Dallas)
Ville Husso (St. Louis)
The total salary cap for the Kraken would be $81.5 million.