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Evander Kane and the trade market: two teams have already shown their interest
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Since returning to the trade rumour mill, Evander Kane has been the center of many conversations, and this trend isn't about to stop.
The Oilers may be closer than ever to trading Evander Kane, with strong interest coming from two division rivals, the Anaheim Ducks and the Los Angeles Kings. Kane's time with the Oilers has been marked by his solid on-ice performances and off-ice controversies, including reported locker-room issues during the 2023/24 season.
Interest from Anaheim and Los Angeles
Recent reports indicate that both the Ducks and Kings are actively pursuing a deal for Kane. The Oilers' ambitions of making a deep playoff run in 2025 might be influencing Kane's reluctance to waive his no-trade clause, as he seems hesitant to leave a team with such high expectations.
However, Kane's no-trade clause, which he has yet to waive, could complicate the trade. This remains a significant hurdle in the process, and the Oilers may need to reassess their position if locker-room tensions remain an issue. The situation is still developing, with the outcome likely depending on Kane's willingness to accept a move and the Oilers' evolving roster needs.
Evander Kane's recent season with the Edmonton Oilers in 2023-24 was a mix of solid performances and challenges due to health issues. Despite a nagging hip injury, Kane managed to play in 77 regular-season games, contributing 24 goals and 20 assists for 44 points. While solid, these numbers were somewhat below expectations, considering his previous seasons and contract.
Credit: Puck Reporter
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