The Vancouver Canucks have finalized a deal to send veteran defenseman Tyler Myers to the Dallas Stars in exchange for a 2027 second-round pick and a 2029 fourth-round pick.
Vancouver will retain 50% of the contract, bringing his cap hit down to $1.5 million for the remainder of this season and next.
Details: Tyler Myers to Dallas for a 2nd Rd pick in '27 and a 4th RD pick in '29.
— Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) March 4, 2026
Plus Vancouver is retaining 50 percent on remainder of Myers contract which makes him a $1.5-million player this year and next. https://t.co/8nR6S37U4f
Myers, a Houston native, reportedly preferred Dallas over other suitors like Detroit due to family ties and the Stars' status as a legitimate Stanley Cup contender.
Myers has tallied eight points in 57 games this season while averaging 20:13 of ice time.
Through 1,123 career NHL games over 17 seasons with the Sabres, Jets, and Canucks, Myers has collected 100 goals and 403 points. He’s added seven goals and 16 points in 61 playoff contests across his tenures with all three teams.