Canucks Conversation Mar. 4: Canucks trade Tyler Myers to Dallas + Allvin speaks (ep. 973)
Mar 4, 2026
Emotional reaction to Tyler Myers being traded and reflections on his Canucks legacy. Detailed breakdown of the trade return, salary retention and why Dallas wanted him. Discussion of GM Allvin on cap, roster complexity and the decision to take draft capital over reclamation projects. Debate about remaining retention slot, market signals from other trades, and predictions for how many moves Vancouver will make.
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Myers Remembered As Veteran Leader
- Tyler Myers was an emotional locker-room presence and longtime Canuck who earned praise from hosts for leadership and impact on younger players.
- Dave Ujali (Quads) recalled asking Myers about fan reaction after the Duncan Keith hit and preparing an ode to celebrate his legacy which he later freestyled on-air.
Why Dallas Was A Natural Fit For Myers
- The Dallas Stars acquired Myers to boost a right-side defensive floor cheaply, projecting him as a low-cost, reliable third-pair or sheltered second-pair option.
- Harman Dial argued Myers fits Dallas' needs better than their current options like Nils Lundqvist, Lubushkin, or Petrovic and praised the Canucks' return of a 2nd and 4th with 50% retention.
Canucks Opt For Draft Capital Over Prospects
- The Canucks prioritized draft picks over prospects in trades, seeing picks as the cleanest way to rebuild their prospect pool.
- Harman noted that the Myers deal (2nd and 4th) matches market value and helps stockpile picks across upcoming drafts.