SEATTLE — Jared McCann, Seattle Kraken centre, has goals in three straight games.
He has four in eight games. He scored 27 goals last season.
When he’s on the ice this season, 55 per cent of the shots taken are going towards the opposition’s net.
And he makes just US $5 million per season.
He continues to be a fascinating market inefficiency, a reminder of Vancouver Canucks misfires of the past.
Drafted in the first round in 2014 with the 24th pick, a pick obtained from the Anaheim Ducks for Ryan Kesler, McCann was seen as a big-upside player.
He made the Canucks out of training
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