LATEST | Pair of Canucks land on the latest Top-25 trade bait list

"The way Miller closed out the season under new coach Rick Tocchet, it's easy to envision him in the Canucks' opening night lineup in October. He posted 41 points in 35 games under Tocchet, who will have no problem managing Miller's challenging locker room presence. Yet, we know that the Canucks were deep in talks with the Penguins to move Miller before the deadline. Those fizzled and now Pittsburgh's regime has changed. Has that trade partner evaporated? How much will the Canucks push to move him before his «no-trade» clause kicks in on July 1? They could desperately use the cap flexibility. You have to allow for the possibility in a depressed free agent market that a team will covet Miller enough to make a play." Seravalli said about Miller.

"Myers is a trade that might not materialize right at the beginning of the summer � if at all. Keep an eye on the $5 million signing bonus due. The belief is Myers' bonus is due to be paid in September, shortly before training camp, which would leave him with just $1 million in salary to be paid after that during the course of the regular season. For any team interested acquiring team, there's little incentive to pick up that tab when you know the Canucks are on the hook for it. That means a trade could come together shortly after it's paid, though it also makes him a heck of deadline commodity." Seravalli said.