The Vancouver Canucks are entering a transformative offseason marked by significant changes. Star center Elias Pettersson, who recorded 45 points in 64 games last season, has been placed on the trade market ahead of his no-movement clause activation on July 1. Despite a drop in production, the Canucks maintain a high asking price, indicating their reluctance to part ways without substantial return. Buffalo Sabres, among several interested teams, may re-emerge as a contender to acquire Pettersson after another disappointing season. Meanwhile, the Canucks have promoted Adam Foote to head coach, sparking conversations about the future of key veterans, including Quinn Hughes and Brock Boeser.