Oilers Trade Kane to Canucks

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The Edmonton Oilers traded forward Evander Cain to the Vancouver Connucks on Wednesday,

June 25th, 2025, in exchange for a fourth round pick in the 2025 NHL draft.

Cain spent nearly three and a half years with the Oilers after signing Midway through

the 2021-22 season.

In that time, he scored 62 goals in 161 regular season games and 26 more in 68 playoff games.

He arrived amid some off-ice issues but quickly became a reliable teammate and key contributor.

Cain helped the team win nine playoff series over four years, blending skill with toughness

on the ice.

Fans cherished moments like his debut goal, a playoff hat trick against Calgary and clutch

scores that kept postseason runs alive.

One standout was tying a game late against Los Angeles in the 2025 playoffs, sparking

a big comeback.

Cain posted thanks on social media to the organization, teammates, and Edmonton fans.

At 33, he heads to Vancouver with a legacy of big plays that Oilers supporters won't

forget anytime soon.

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