Rich Dhaliwal recently disclosed that Anthony Beauvillier might be the next player on the Canucks' trading block.
There's been a shift in Conor Garland's situation; he now seems more open to staying with the Canucks. This change of heart comes amidst the difficulty in facilitating a trade and the team's impressive performance. Consequently, Beauvillier is now reportedly the primary candidate for a trade, influenced partly by his contract status:
Beauvillier has played 12 games this season, contributing 5 points. Despite being a skilled forward, he has frequently been reassigned within the team, currently playing on the Canucks' fourth line.
In the final stretch of his three-year contract, valued at $12.45 million, Beauvillier will soon be an unrestricted free agent, making him an attractive trade piece due to the Canucks' abundance of wingers.
With Beauvillier potentially on the trading block, the Canucks are poised to continue their search for a right-handed defenseman, viewing him as a viable trade asset in their ongoing efforts.
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