Picture of Brock Boeser. Will he be traded this offseason?
Canucks are well over the salary cap for next year will be need to dump salary. Brock Boeser is likely the player to be traded this offseason.

The Vancouver Canucks hope to be playoff contenders next season but they will also have to shed salary to be cap compliant next season and lose a significant piece in either Brock Boeser or Connor Garland.

Boeser has been in the NHL trade rumors mill for well over a year and this summer could finally be the time Canucks management makes a Boeser trade.

“To be completely honest with you, I don’t want to be traded.”

Brock Boeser

Why Brock Boeser will be traded

The Vancouver Canucks tried to trade Brock Boeser at the NHL trade deadline but could not find any takers because of his Canucks salary cap hit.

Harman Dayal and Thomas Drance of The Athletic report that Boeser will be a salary cap casualty and be traded this offseason.

They went on to say in their piece that Boeser’s trade value is limited and Canucks management may not get the return they seek.

Boeser has two more years remaining on his contract with a salary cap hit of $6.65 million.

What are Canucks saying about a potential Brock Boeser trade?

Boeser needs a change of scenery, guy is too comfortable in Vancouver and needs a fresh start.

You have to figure Brock will have a big season next year. Cap space is an issue but I hope we can keep him.

Please find a way to get rid of him- way to many wingers in the system, he hasnt back checked this decade, slower every season most likely due to his back.

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