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  1. Arizona needs to add a seventh round pick in 2037 to even things out.
  2. I think he's the exact profile of a difference maker in the playoffs. I wouldn't read a whole lot into the fact he didn't score in the KHL. The fact he played games as a 17 year old D on a strong KHL team is impressive enough. If you read the article, Shane Malloy projects him as a 35 point #3D in the NHL, with shutdown capabilities. Comparables I've seen include Larsson and Gavrikov. If we could get a player like that in 2 years on an entry-level deal, sign me up.
  3. Agreed, there will be better, and less risky options where we pick. It's crucial we get some elite skaters in the system, and also address our depth issues at center and D.
  4. Yeah, that is unfortunate, I guess it could only happen if he got healthy enough to want to attempt another comeback. I don't really think buyouts are the way to go for this team, anyway.
  5. The guy to buyout is Poolman, save 2mil off the cap each of the next 2 years, followed by 2 years of 1mil penalty. That is, if we're going to buyout anyone, buying out Garland is just dumb.
  6. Ok, I'll bite: OEL + Garland for Eriksson, Beagle, Roussel, a first and a second Gudbranson for McCann, a 2nd and a 4th Linden Vey for a second rounder Kes and a 3rd for Bonino, Sbisa, a late 1st and a third Forsling for Clendenning Baertschi for a 2nd (Rasmus Anderson) Kassian for Prust 3rd rounder for Dickinson Plus there's a bunch more that even while being inconsequential show a pattern of prioritizing NHL readiness over possible upside. Granlund for Shinkaruk, Gaudette for Highmore, Pedan and a 4th for Pouliot. That list reads like a cautionary tale about chasing NHL ready players with limited upside. I really hope this new management prioritises getting max value in a Horvat trade, whether that means picks, prospects or young NHL players.
  7. Apparently, they can create the extra cap room needed to accomplish this by placing DI Giuseppe on LTIR.
  8. It has to do with the number of days he was on the roster last year.
  9. Unfortunately, I think there's a close to zero chance we claim anyone. I didn't realize how dicey the cap situation really is, but Stephen Roget's most recent CA article does a really good job of outlining the situation: https://canucksarmy.com/news/ltir-explained-exactly-how-canucks-set-opening-day-roster-stay-compliant-why It seems like without the Dickinson trade we wouldn't have even been able to ice a full team, let alone carry any extras, with all the players we have who are currently injured, but won't be out long enough to be put on LTI.
  10. That Gallagher contract is kind of a no go for me, even though I love the way he plays.
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