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"It's A Good Opportunity For Me To Play At Home In Front Of My Family": Evander Kane Speaks For The First Time Since Being Traded To The Canucks
On Wednesday, the Vancouver Canucks acquired former Vancouver Giants winger Evander Kane from the Edmonton Oilers. Kane, who will turn 34 years old before the start of the season, was acquired using the fourth-round pick Vancouver received in the Vasily Podkolzin trade last year.
Evander Kane Traded to Canucks from Oilers After Run to 2025 Stanley Cup Final
Kane, who will turn 34 in August, has one year and $5.125 million remaining on his current contract. After missing the regular season due to injury, Kane scored six goals in 21 playoff games during Edmonton's run to a second straight Stanley Cup Final.
Why the Canucks rolled the dice on Evander Kane, and what comes next
That latter aspect of Kane’s game is something Vancouver felt it sorely lacked last season. This was a roster that just wasn’t nearly big enough or heavy enough in the organization’s estimation, especially following the J.T. Miller trade. It was a skill set the club was willing to roll the dice on.
The Vancouver native was traded to the Canucks from the Oilers on Wednesday morning, he announced on social media.
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