So Schenn is now a big, tough, right-shot defenceman in the midst of a career-best offensive season. His 19 even-strength points (again, going into Tuesday’s games) is tied for 35th in the NHL among D, ahead of notables like Tony DeAngelo, Cam Fowler and Morgan Rielly.
Then factor in that despite not playing power-play time, Schenn is one of the leading scorers among defencemen. Going into Tuesday’s games, Schenn was also the NHL leader in hits.Ī big, tough, right-shot defenceman should net a big return. He is also listed at 6-foot-2, 225 pounds and is a former Stanley Cup champion.
Schenn is an expiring contract who plays right defence, the skater position that is perpetually in demand across the league. With Bo Horvat off the market, the next obvious trade chip the Canucks have (or had, depending on when this article is read) is Schenn.
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