Kraken Reportedly Could Be Interested In Ducks' Trevor Zegras

The Seattle Kraken reportedly could be interested in Anaheim Ducks forward Trevor Zegras.

David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period said he wonders if the Kraken could target Zegras. The move for the Kraken makes a lot of sense due to the numerous insiders who have been adamant about the Kraken's pursuit of a scoring forward and the Ducks openness in moving him.

Zegras would be one of the top-scoring options on the Kraken's roster and would reunite with Matty Beniers, who he is good friends with.

The 23-year-old played in just 31 games this past season scoring six goals and 15 points. He missed a large portion of the season with a broken ankle.

In Pagnotta's article he wrote:

"Seattle seems to be a team to watch. Kraken GM Ron Francis doesn’t let much out, but word around the NHL is he’s pushing for a goal-scoring forward. As I reported on NHL Network yesterday, they’ve been tied to Martin Necas and Patrik Laine. I also wonder about Trevor Zegras."

The 2019 first-round pick can play up the middle as a centreman or on the wing. His playmaking abilities make him a threat all over the ice and after a down season, a change of scenery could work well for the young forward.

All signs point to the Kraken making at least one big swing at a top forward this offseason creating a lot of anticipation.