TSN.ca keeps you up to date as the Seattle Kraken unveil their expansion draft roster. 

Expansion Draft Selections

Atlantic Division:

Boston Bruins - D Jeremy Lauzon

Buffalo Sabres - D Will Borgen

Detroit Red Wings - D Dennis Cholowski

Florida Panthers - G Chris Driedger

Montreal Canadiens - D Cale Fleury

Ottawa Senators - G Joey Daccord

Tampa Bay Lightning - F Yanni Gourde

Toronto Maple Leafs - F Jared McCann

Metropolitan Division:

Carolina Hurricanes - F Morgan Geekie

Columbus Blue Jackets - D Gavin Bayreuther

New Jersey Devils - F Nathan Bastian

New York Islanders - F Jordan Eberle

New York Rangers - F Colin Blackwell

Philadelphia Flyers - F Carson Twarynski

Pittsburgh Penguins - F Brandon Tanev

Washington Capitals - G Vitek Vanecek

Central Division:

Arizona Coyotes - F Tyler Pitlick

Chicago Blackhawks - F John Quenneville

Colorado Avalanche - F Joonas Donskoi

Dallas Stars - D Jamie Oleksiak

Minnesota Wild - D Carson Soucy

Nashville Predators - F Calle Jarnkrok

St. Louis Blues - D Vince Dunn

Winnipeg Jets - F Mason Appleton

Pacific Division:

Anaheim Ducks - D Haydn Fleury

Calgary Flames - D Mark Giordano

Edmonton Oilers - D Adam Larsson

Los Angeles Kings - D Kurtis MacDermid

San Jose Sharks - F Alexander True

Vancouver Canucks - F Kole Lind

Moving On

Postmedia's Bruce Garrioch reports the Ottawa Senators will focus on moving Evgenii Dadonov and Chris Tierney over the off-season.

Dadonov, signed last fall to a three-year, $15 million deal, had 13 goals and 20 points in 55 during his first season with the Senators.

Tierney, who is signed through next season a $3.5 million cap hit, posted six goals and 19 points in 55 games with Ottawa this past season.

Do Deal With Dougie

Seattle spoke with Dougie Hamilton's camp but ultimately did not reach a contract with the Carolina Hurricanes pending unrestricted free agent, TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reports.

LeBrun adds, however, that the Kraken could circle back on Hamilton when the free agent market opens on July 28.

 

No Offer to Landeskog?

Colorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog was one of the bigger names left exposed in the expansion draft, but it appears the pending unrestricted free agent will not be joining the Kraken.

TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reports the Kraken did speak with Landeskog shortly after their exclusive signing rights window with UFAs and available RFAs opened, but a contract offer appears unlikely.

"Gabriel Landeskog, the Colorado Avalanche captain who was left unprotected for the expansion draft process, his camp has had a conversation with the Seattle Kraken, but that was early in the window on Sunday," LeBrun said on Insider Trading. "I’m told there really hasn’t been much of a conversation since, so unless things change and they have to decide soon, I don’t think Landeskog gets a contract offer from Seattle. I think he remains a UFA going to market or re-signing eventually in Colorado."

Landeskog, 28, has spent his entire career with the Colorado Avalanche since being selected second overall in the 2011 NHL Draft.

He posted 20 goals and 52 points in 54 games this season, adding four goals and 13 points in 10 playoff games.

He carried a cap hit of $5.57 million over the past seven seasons with the Avalanche.

Landeskog has 218 goals and 512 points in 687 career NHL games.