The Edmonton Oilers have made a big move in the NHL trade market, sending forward Devin Shore to the Seattle Kraken in exchange for future considerations.
Shore, 27, was acquired by the Oilers from the Dallas Stars in October 2020 and has since become a valuable member of the team. He has appeared in all but one of Edmonton’s games this season, recording three goals and eight assists.
The Kraken are in their inaugural season and have been looking to add depth to their roster. Shore will provide them with a veteran presence and a reliable two-way player.
The move is a win-win for both teams. The Oilers get some much-needed cap relief, while the Kraken get a proven NHL player who can help them in their push for the playoffs.
The future considerations that Edmonton received in the deal are yet to be determined, but it’s likely that they will be beneficial for the team in the long run.
Overall, this is a great move for both teams. The Oilers get some much-needed cap relief and the Kraken get a proven NHL player who can help them in their push for the playoffs. It’s a win-win situation for both sides.
