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  1. At least wait for the Perry trade to go through.
  2. His original team likely botched his development curve. I will however give said original team some credit for the draft pick, though. It was a good pick, they just had zero idea how to manage & develop.
  3. Well on one side you have a management team that proved themselves to be grossly incompetent. And on the other side you have a 27 year-old 40 goal scorer. That's enough evidence, IMO.
  4. The Benning slurp-fest was in full swing at this point. People supported all of his decisions vehemently no matter how obviously moronic they were.
  5. He was a teenager, kids mature at different rates. If a little bit of an attitude problem (if that was even the case) was enough for them to give up on him instead of trying to work through it with him, that's an indictment on the organization.
  6. "Gillis left him nothing" is just another way of saying "I know absolutely nothing about hockey and I want to make this fact public".
  7. My favorite part is how pompous the Benning bros were about everything. And how they'd look down on you if you didn't see the "plan" and tell you that you aren't a real Canucks fan if you didn't agree with it. Looking back at this thread, seems some of the usual suspects don't even show their faces around here anymore. Go figure.
  8. 40 goals.

    Thanks Benning.

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    2. Bell

      Bell

      The look on McCann's face when Vancouver called his name was all anyone needed to see to realize he wasn't going to be a Canuck for long

    3. NewbieCanuckFan

      NewbieCanuckFan

      @Bell more like Bart's mom said Jared McCann was a locker room cancer because he was a 19/20 year old acting like.....a 19/20 year old.:lol:

    4. The Lock

      The Lock

      @kanucks25 As @Bissurnette has stated, this very thread is an example of this.

       

      People gave you legitimate reasoning as why you shouldn't assume this would be the case had he been here and your response was "copium" followed by claiming you're always right. You didn't provide any insight as to why others are wrong.

       

      Now, of course, I don't expect you to listen to any of this because you're "always right" in your mind. Can't be wrong if you ignore what everyone else says.

       

      I'm also done in responding here. I've said my piece and you can take it or leave it. Otherwise, unless if you're willing to set your massive ego aside, it's just not worth my time.

  9. I really find it baffling why this toxic media is so negative about a team that has been so incredibly successful over the past decade or so. I don't know what the term is for "even better than a dynasty" but that's us, and we don't deserve this sort of disrespect.
  10. p sure i remember us firing benning or was that a dream

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    2. Coconuts

      Coconuts

      New president, same dim Jim 

    3. The Lock

      The Lock

      Didn't you hear? We've had the same GM forever. Just jumps from body to body when the old body gets fired...

    4. 250Integra

      250Integra

      Same owner 

  11. I have nothing against the prospect, I hope he does well. My comment was towards those who are "confused" about us shedding a defenseman and adding another winger. The point being, this trade had nothing to do with organizational needs. We weren't going to address the defence by trading Stillman, nor does losing Stillman hurt the defence because he's like a #8 guy on a good team.
  12. There's a good chance this prospect never makes the NHL and we gave up a complete plug for him. This is almost a nothing trade, and nothing trades don't come close to addressing critical organizational needs.
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