While trade talks swirl on Draft Day, Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic has confirmed that the Vancouver Canucks are one of the teams he’s willing to waive his no trade clause for, according to Dhiren Mahiban of Pro Hockey Talk.
#NHLBruins F Milan Lucic confirms the #Canucks are one of 15 teams he's willing to waive his no-trade clause for.
— Dhiren Mahiban (@dcmahiban) June 26, 2015

Speculation about interest in Lucic has been circulating, and there have been reports of the Canucks having interest in bringing Lucic home. The Canucks may clear enough cap space in trading Kevin Bieksa, who is rumored to be a candidate for a trade with San Jose, and goaltender Eddie Lack.
But, while rumors circulate and Lucic confirmed that the Canucks are on his list, he also told Mahiban that the Bruins “have not approached him” about a trade.
Lucic says #NHLBruins still have not approached him about any type of trade.
— Dhiren Mahiban (@dcmahiban) June 26, 2015
Lucic had a bit of a down year last season with 18 goals and 26 assists through 81 games. Lucic is just 27 years old and has one year left on his contract with a $6 million cap hit and $6.5 million in promised money this season.
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Dustin Nelson writes about news and the Minnesota Wild for The Hockey Writers.