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Any weight on this? Doesn’t seem like a credible source but wondering if this is even possible?

This is the type of ADVERSITY a young team like this needs. Losing your no.1 goalie in the midst of an air tight playoff race can deflate many teams. If we were to get into the playoffs, one concern I would have is that we as a group have not been through the trials and testings that many championship caliber teams have gone through. I see this as a win-win situation. If the team can lead us to the playoffs then it will be great accomplishment for them. If they somehow fold during this challenge and miss the playoffs, we need to count that as a win as well. Challenges and failures are meant to chisel people. In the same manner, I am confident the team will come out different regardless of the outcome. This season has been a step int he right direction and as a fan I am proud of this team regardless of where we are in spring. I am excited to see this team be uncomfortable and be tested. We are stepping into an arena that BREEDS resilient and determined winners. Go Canucks Go!

Can somebody with a better hockey mind please explain to me our defensive coverage. Time and time again, I notice that opposing teams have their way in our zone. I notice that our team sticks to this "box" and allows the opposing team to cycle and hold on to the puck. As it stands, our best hope is that the team coughs it up or we get a blocked shot. I never see our wingers try to challenge platers on the half boards. When the puck goes into the boards, our players do not go for it and elect to sit back and allow teams to shoot around. I noticed Tampa + many other teams stopping the cycle on the boards and I see how effective that is. I think one reason why Markstrom has to stand on his head most nights is because of the amount of time we let teams cycle in our zone. It is so frustrating to watch and was very prominent in the Chicago game (which i believe was the reason they kept coming back) I can see this as an issue in the playoffs when we are up by one goal and the intensity increases. When given that much time to set up and cycle, most teams, especially good ones will find the back of the net. I hope i'm not the only one frustrated by this! However, I am hoping someone with a better hockey mind to explain to me why we resort to this and the benefits of it!

How about throwing in Gadjovich instead of Dahlen and have him and Bo wreck havoc around the crease?

Started a new Career with the New Jersey Devils. Pulled off two trades so far.. very unrealistic imo.. 1. To New Jersey Devils: Ryan Ellis To Nashville Predators Bryce Salvador, Michael Ryder, 4th round pick 2. (Deadline Deal) To New Jersey Devils: Kevin Fiala, Taylor Beck, Victor Bartley, 4th round pick To Nashville: Andy Greene I now have a young D-Core that I could ride with for years to come.. Gelinas-Severson Ellis-Larsson Bartley-Merril

Penguins dont have anything to do with canucks?