Sekeres & Price Show Jeff Marek: More big moves on the way for the Canucks? Some unexpected names in the mix.
Jan 22, 2026
Jeff Marek, a seasoned hockey journalist and host of The Sheet, dives into the intriguing dynamics of the NHL trade market. He discusses Tyler Myers' trade value, highlighting interest from playoff teams and the importance of veteran presence during rebuilds. Marek explores the rise of super-tall defensemen and shares insights on emerging prospects. Additionally, he evaluates the recent Kiefer Sherwood trade and hints at more moves from the Sharks. With a blend of analysis and nostalgic anecdotes, this conversation is a must-listen for hockey enthusiasts.
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Tyler Myers Still Moves The Needle
- Tyler Myers remains valuable late in his career because his size and right shot fill playoff-team blue-line needs.
- Multiple teams (Utah, Detroit, Dallas, Toronto, Seattle) could pursue him if he's amenable to a move.
Myers' Draft-Year Growth Spurt
- Jeff Marek recalls Myers' awkward growth spurt during his draft year that forced him to relearn his game.
- That early development explains why his rookie offensive burst didn't sustain into a long-term scoring role.
The Chara Effect On Big Defensemen
- Zdeno Chara changed how teams value oversized defensemen and triggered investment in similar projects.
- Modern training now produces very large defenders who can skate and move laterally, altering scouting paradigms.