Seattle Kraken defenseman Jamie Oleksiak was named one of the 20 players to watch as a potential trade target this offseason by Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos.

Missing the playoffs for a second year in a row – and for the third time in their four seasons of existence – the Kraken will be looking to make changes this summer and Jamie Oleksiak would be ...

The post Why Kraken must trade Jamie Oleksiak in 2025 offseason appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Seattle Kraken missed the postseason for the fourth time in their five-year history in 2024-25.

Other defensemen reportedly on the block include San Jose’s Mario Ferraro, Seattle’s Jamie Oleksiak, Chicago’s Connor Murphy and Pittsburgh’s Matt Grzelcyk, but Grzelcyk is the only one on an expiring ...

Jamie Oleksiak — You’d prefer righty Adam Larsson off the Seattle back end, but the lefty Oleksiak would do in a pinch.

McCann, like fellow Kraken trade candidate Jamie Oleksiak, is not a rental. The Seattle forward is signed through the 2026-27 campaign. It's a seller's market heading into the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline.

Edmonton has to sign Connor McDavid before the end of the 2025-26 campaign. Additionally, young defenseman Evan Bouchard is in line for a contract extension of his own this offseason.

Possibilities include Jamie Oleksiak of the Seattle Kraken, Ryan Lindgren of the New York Rangers or Mario Ferraro of the San Jose Sharks.

Breaking down trade candidates for the Jets, how the team could use them, the realism factor — or lack thereof — and more.

10. Jamie Oleksiak – Left Defense – Seattle Kraken – Contract: 1 year remaining, $4.6 million AAV 11. Kyle Palmieri – Right Wing – New York Islanders – Contract: Pending UFA, $5 million AAV 12. Joel ...

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Jamie Oleksiak looks like an attractive trade target for a potential playoff team. But the Kraken clearly appreciate what he’s done and continues to do.