Who Got Better Or Worse In The Pacific Division This Offseason?

While the San Jose Sharks have poured the foundation and are working on the framing of their rebuild, what does the rest of the Pacific neighborhood look like? Start with the three teams in the Pacific who should be better this season, the Sharks, Anaheim Ducks, and Seattle Kraken, and why internal growth should see each team improve this season. Then, look at the three teams that should be about the same this upcoming season in the Edmonton Oilers, LA Kings, and Vancouver Canucks. Finally, why are the Calgary Flames and Vegas Golden Knights in a position to take a step back this year?

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[insanum]

It's looking like Grier timed that Hertl trade near perfectly considering interesting Vegas's new lineup looks like

[jonmendelson]

3:07 When you're saying Kevin Labanc and Mike Hoffman are key players that were lost, do you mean key additions by subtraction?

[alexracco]

If San Jose Sharks are looking for a depth forward, former Islander forward Josh Bailey still available and he's only 34 years old, he could be good piece and sometimes plays centre