Potential Trades Involving Two All-Star Goalies Emerge Ahead of the Draft

Intriguing reports suggest that the Vancouver Canucks and the Boston Bruins are considering trades involving their goalies. The Canucks find themselves in a difficult situation as they try to rebuild their team, while the Bruins may have to make a tough decision due to financial troubles.

Thatcher Demko, the Vancouver Canucks' goalie, has shown both impressive and bad performances. While it's still uncertain if he ranks among the top 10 goalies in the NHL, his $5 million contract makes him an attractive option for teams with championship aspirations. The playoffs have highlighted the importance of a strong goalie, as demonstrated by the remarkable performances of Sergei Bobrovsky and Adin Hill.

Jeremy Swayman, the Boston Bruins' young goalie, has been a force to be reckoned with since his debut. However, as a restricted free agent expecting a significant pay raise, the Bruins may struggle to keep both Swayman and their current goalie, Linus Ullmark. This could create an opportunity for another team to acquire Swayman and benefit from his potential as a talented netminder.

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