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3 hours ago, VegasCanuck said:
Wow, quite the power team that JR has assembled for the front office.
I think part of the failings of the last management group goes back to the failure to replace Linden when he left. We wound up spreading the workload on too few of people which falls on ownership.
Whether Benning stayed or left, should have fallen on the shoulders of an experienced President, like Jim Rutherford!
There's also the POV that if Allvin doesn't work out, there are a number of guys who could step in who are already up to speed,
regards, G.
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3 hours ago, Fred65 said:
What's that saying some thing about Cooks, spoil, broth, the, too many ...... is this applicable. Remember a Camel is a horse invented by a committee. The concept of varying opinion is good in theory but is this over kill ??
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2 hours ago, Jester13 said:
Roy Baby.
Credit where it is due, for a guy who was supposed to be a 3C here (in the latter part of his career), Roy put up some pretty good numbers after leaving the Sabres (better than .68/game, mostly assists).
If Rutherford (or Benning) picked up a 3C that produced at even a .5 pts per game he'd be considered one of the greatest GMs ever. This being said, there would be those who would complain about age, cap and so on.
regards, G.
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2 hours ago, gurn said:
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7 hours ago, HighOnHockey said:
You don't think people thought the same sort of things about Schroeder his draft year? His draft year stats look more impressive than Savoie's, even taking into account Schroeder's late birthday. Schroeder played under-age at both U18s and U20s (that's practically under-age and a half considering the late birthday), Savoie did not do either.
I dunno, I wouldn't be surprised if he turns out to be a superstar, but I've been expressing concerns about Savoie since before it was cool.
Can't say that I know a lot about Savoie.
A mental segue here, I recall back in the day, around when Gillis was having his first draft, and Hodgson had fallen to 10th from what might have been two or three positions higher (according to some pundits). There was a lot of talk about, "What is wrong with Hodgson that other teams passed on selecting him?" Granted, Stamkos and a very good crop of d-men crowding up the top five selections had something to do with it, but there was still a feeling among some that there was something wrong with Hodgson which other team's had noticed in their interviews. Why did Nashville select Wilson, or the Islanders choose Bailey? Did Columbus or Phoenix go with the BPA (at least on their lists)? Maybe.
I recall seeing/hearing similar comments when Schroeder was drafted the following year, as well as when Shinkaruk and McCann were drafted. The comments weren't necessarily that the guy was going to be a bust, but rather that there were red flags which suggested caution in selecting this guy.
So, getting to the point of this, if Savoie does drop to Canucks, was it because the previous 14 guys taken were the BPA, or a guy who better fit the other teams' positional needs, or did they find Savoie lacking in some way which raised some red flags? Or is it merely because he's small?
regards, G.
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Otherwise, (not having read the entire thread) am I the only one who, when reading the title thought, "Why is Rutherford being interviewed on a Department of Fisheries and Oceans podcast?"
regards, G.
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3 hours ago, Alflives said:
Hard to move forward when JR has said himself that it's going to take tough choices and time to fix the Benning created issues.
Gillis was GM of our most successful teams. That's not arguable.
UFA signings?
2008 - Demitra was a very good find.
Sundin had mixed reviews as to his value here, but mostly people complain about how much he cost.
2009 - Rome was a good depth d-man.
Samuelsson had some success, but injuries reduced his effectiveness (particularly in his second to third year. His relations with the team had also soured.
2010 - Gillis' best year with regard to UFA signings. It's too bad he didn't have a few more off seasons like that one.
Torres has mixed reviews. Good skater/checker with some offensive upside. He could also deal out some hits which resulted in the team getting screwed.
Hamhuis had decided to come home, so other than deciding on the money there wasn't a lot for Gillis to do.
Malhotra would have been the guy who (to my mind) who would have put the Canucks over the top.
Tanev was also a great find.
Lack was a decent backup.
2011 -
2012 - Garrison
2013 - Richardon
Of the three areas which were considered, trading, drafting and free agent signing, this last one is arguably where he had the most success.
regards, G.
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2 hours ago, Alflives said:
Hard to move forward when JR has said himself that it's going to take tough choices and time to fix the Benning created issues.
Gillis was GM of our most successful teams. That's not arguable.
What about drafting? (Notable selections)
2008 - Hodgson
2009 - Schroeder
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2011 - Corrado
2012 - Gaunce, Hutton
2013 - Horvat,
As with trades, Gillis did his best in the final year of his tenure.
regards, G.
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3 hours ago, Alflives said:
Hard to move forward when JR has said himself that it's going to take tough choices and time to fix the Benning created issues.
Gillis was GM of our most successful teams. That's not arguable.
Perhaps, but what did he do to contribute to that success?
Trades? There were a number of trades which I would agree that the idea was correct, but the results certainly didn't do much for team success. There was a thought of buying low, and expecting high results. Some decent role-players were had, Ehrhoff turned out fairly well. This being said, until his final year here Gillis didn't really move the needle with trades.
(I think the following is complete.)
Anaheim Ducks acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire 
Mike S. Brown February 4, 2009 Nathan McIver Los Angeles Kings acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire 2009 7th round pick (#202-Jordan Samuels) December 30, 2008 Jason LaBarbera Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Chicago Blackhawks acquire future considerations December 9, 2008 Jim Sharrow Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Tampa Bay Lightning acquire Shane O`Brien
Michel OuelletOctober 6, 2008 Lukas Krajicek
Juraj SimekVancouver Canucks acquire Date Ottawa Senators acquire Lawrence Nycholat September 2, 2008 Ryan Shannon Buffalo Sabres acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire 2009 3rd round (#66-Brayden McNabb)
2010 2nd round pick (#55-Petr Straka)July 4, 2008 Steve Bernier The idea of Bernier was good (a big winger to support the Sedins. Sadly, Bernier didn't work out. O'Brien was big, aggressive and physical, sometimes even when he wasn't at Brandy's.
Vancouver Canucks acquire Date St. Louis Blues acquire Yan Stastny March 3, 2010 Pierre-Cedric Labrie Arizona Coyotes acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Mathieu Schneider March 3, 2010 Sean Zimmerman
2010 conditional 6th round pick (#172-Alex Friesen)Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Carolina Hurricanes acquire Andrew Alberts March 3, 2010 2010 3rd round pick (#85-Austin Levi) San Jose Sharks acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Daniel Rahimi
Patrick WhiteAugust 28, 2009 Christian Ehrhoff
Brad LukowichArizona Coyotes acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire rights to Shaun Heshka June 27, 2009 2009 7th round pick (#186-Steven Anthony) Alberts was a good bottom pairing d-man.
Ehrhoff had to have the team change itself to fit him in order for him to be effective. I've always felt that even though there was a lot of overall team success in his time here, there was also a loss of team flexibility. Offense from the defensive was centered around him, so goal production from Bieksa, Edler and Salo dropped in order to get Ehrhoff his 14 goals. per.
Anaheim Ducks acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Joel Perrault
2012 3rd round pickFebruary 28, 2011 Maxim Lapierre
MacGregor SharpVancouver Canucks acquire Date Florida Panthers acquire Christopher Higgins February 28, 2011 Evan Oberg
2013 3rd round pickVancouver Canucks acquire Date Florida Panthers acquire Nathan Paetsch October 7, 2010 Sean Zimmerman Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Florida Panthers acquire Andrew Peters October 6, 2010 Darcy Hordichuk Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Nashville Predators acquire Jonas Andersson
Ryan ParentOctober 5, 2010 Dan Gendur
Shane O`BrienVancouver Canucks acquire Date Florida Panthers acquire Keith Ballard
Victor OreskovichJune 25, 2010 Steve Bernier
Michael Grabner
2010 1st round pick (#25-Quinton Howden)Higgins was a good pickup.
Ballard was another of those, right idea wrong guy type of trades.
Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Anaheim Ducks acquire Andrew Gordon February 27, 2012 Sebastien Erixon Buffalo Sabres acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Alexander Sulzer
Cody HodgsonFebruary 27, 2012 Zack Kassian
Marc-Andre GragnaniVancouver Canucks acquire Date Columbus Blue Jackets acquire Samuel Pahlsson February 27, 2012 2012 4th round pick
Taylor Ellington
2012 4th round pickVancouver Canucks acquire Date Florida Panthers acquire 2013 3rd round pick
Steven Reinprecht
David BoothOctober 22, 2011 Marco Sturm
Mikael SamuelssonVancouver Canucks acquire Date Florida Panthers acquire Mike Duco July 9, 2011 Sergei Shirokov Vancouver Canucks acquire Date New York Islanders acquire 2012 4th round pick June 27, 2011 Christian Ehrhoff Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Minnesota Wild acquire 2011 3rd round pick (#70-David Honzik)
2011 4th round pick (#100-Joseph Labate)June 25, 2011 2011 2nd round pick (#60-Mario Lucia) Hodgson (etc) for Kassian (etc) as another right idea, wrong guy trades. I didn't mind seeing Hodgson go, but it is unfortunate that the Canucks couldn't have gotten more for him. This being said, perhaps this was the best deal being offered...
The Pahlsson trade was another of the wrong guy trades. Getting the Pahlsson from a few years earlier as a replacement for Malhotra would have been great. Booth was also perhaps a question mark when he was acquired, and injuries cut his time short.
Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Dallas Stars acquire Derek Roy April 2, 2013 Kevin Connauton
2013 2nd round pickRoy Baby. The hunt for a Malhotra replacement continued.
New York Rangers acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Raphael Diaz March 5, 2014 5th round pick Florida Panthers acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Roberto Luongo
Steven AnthonyMarch 4, 2014 Jacob Markstrom
Shawn MatthiasOttawa Senators acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Patrick Mullen March 4, 2014 Jeff Costello Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Montreal Canadiens acquire Raphael Diaz February 3, 2014 Dale Weise Vancouver Canucks acquire Date Carolina Hurricanes acquire Zac Dalpe
Jeremy WelshSeptember 29, 2013 Kellan Tochkin
2014 4th round pickNew Jersey Devils acquire Date Vancouver Canucks acquire Cory Schneider June 30, 2013 2013 1st round pick (#9-Bo Horvat) Getting Markstrom was a great trade. The NHL deciding that they were going to move the goal posts reduced the success of this trade.
Schneider for the 9th OA (Horvat) was perhaps his best trade.
regards, G.
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On 6/18/2022 at 1:00 PM, Muttley said:
I see that these guys are going to be playing at DOWNLOAD JAPAN 2022 (August 14). Personally, I'm interested in this because Band-Maid is the opening act for the event. (The first couple of lines are screwy due to Google translate.)
DOWNLOAD JAPAN 2022 The final lineup has been decided!
BAND-MAID will appear as Soulfly, Code Orange, and Opening Act!<Lineup>
Dream Theater
Bullet for My Valentine
Mastodon
Steel Panther
Soulfly
At The Gates
Code Orange
The Halo Effect
Opening Act: BAND-MAIDregards, G.
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1 hour ago, 48MPHSlapShot said:
If you go by what folks on HF are saying, nobody is willing to cough up the assets it would take to land Miller.
Well, they are correct, until a trade actually happens...
regards, G.
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Got to admit, this guy's stuff puts me to sleep.
regards, G.
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1 hour ago, mll said:
2023- and not 2022 picks. Players can only sign an offer sheet at the opening of free agency which is after the draft.
Yup. I was just showing up to correct myself.
regards, G.
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20 minutes ago, Ghostsof1915 said:
Pretty sure if Quinn knew how that was going to play out, he would never have signed him.
Or Keenan.
regards, G.
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It would seem that the only way that the Canucks could get Bear is by trade.
Assuming Bear wants an increase over his current contract ($2 million per), then the Canucks would have to hand over their 2nd round pick for this year, which they currently do not have. This also assumes that Carolina elects to not match the contract offer made by the Canucks (which I suspect they probably wouldn't).
The full compensation scale for 2022 offer sheets is as follows:
2021 OFFER SHEET
2022 OFFER SHEET
DRAFT CHOICE(S)
$1,356,540 or below
$1,386,490 or below
None
Over $1,356,540 to $2,055,364
Over $1,386,490 to $2,100,742
Third-round pick
Over $2,055,364 to $4,110,732
Over $2,100,742 to $4,201,488
Second-round pick
Over $4,110,732 to $6,166,096
Over $4,201,488 to $6,302,230
First-round pick
Third-round pick
Over $6,166,096 to $8,221,463
Over $6,302,230 to $8,402,975
First-round pick
Second-round pick
Third-round pick
Over $8,221,463 to $10,276,829
Over $8,402,975 to $10,503,720
2 First-round picks
Second-round pick
Third-round pickOver $10,276,829
Over $10,503,720
4 First-round picks
regards, G.
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13 minutes ago, NUCKER67 said:
If going after an RFA RD:
Adam Boqvist
Sean Durzi
or Noah Dobson
Offer sheet or trade?
regards, G.
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19 minutes ago, MikeBossy said:
Personally I would look at Haydn Fleury out of Seattle as a possible bottom 6 guy/reclamation project
Could be good. He isn't an offensive juggernaut, but then he wouldn't be brought in for that particular purpose. He did have a concussion a few seasons back, but I haven't noticed anything regarding ongoing or new problems.
What do you figure the price might be? I wouldn't mind an exchange of contracts. but I suspect that Seattle would want a pick.
Any thoughts on Cale?
regards, G.
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Well, folks around here feel that Bear isn't what they want, and indications are that Juulsen doesn't turn a lot of people's cranks (I wouldn't mind if he made it. He has/had a lot of defensive upside before injuries pushed him back a step).
Here's the list of the upcoming UFA RDs on Cap Friendly. Any of these jump out and strike your fancy? https://www.capfriendly.com/browse/free-agents/2023/caphit/all/defense/ufa/desc/right?stats-season=2022
If not any of these, who do feel the Canucks can get for some kind of bargain basement price (and are any good)?
RESULTS (41)
Stats displayed are season only · 1 GP required when sorting by statsPLAYER TEAM AGE POS HANDED GP G A P P/GP +/- Sh Sh% TOI W L SO GAA Sv% CLAUSE EXPIRY CAP HIT SALARY 1. P.K. SubbanNJD
33 RD Right 77 5 17 22 0.29 -8 114 0.04 18:17 - - - - - UFA $9,000,000 $8,000,000 2. Kris LetangPIT
35 RD Right 78 10 58 68 0.87 20 214 0.05 25:46 - - - - - M-NTC, NMC UFA $7,250,000 $7,250,000 ARI
35 RD Right 74 8 15 23 0.31 -16 95 0.08 21:20 - - - - - M-NTC UFA $5,500,000 $5,500,000 DAL
29 RD Right 74 6 41 47 0.64 -28 139 0.04 22:12 - - - - - UFA $4,250,000 $6,000,000 5. Josh MansonCOL
30 RD Right 67 6 10 16 0.24 -11 92 0.07 18:58 - - - - - M-NTC UFA $4,100,000 $4,450,000 WSH
31 RD Right 74 4 19 23 0.31 -15 92 0.04 16:55 - - - - - UFA $4,000,000 $5,000,000 7. Colin MillerBUF
29 RD Right 38 2 12 14 0.37 -2 48 0.04 18:58 - - - - - UFA $3,875,000 $3,875,000 CGY
30 RD Right 78 6 11 17 0.22 15 129 0.05 18:08 - - - - - UFA $1,950,000 $1,950,000 9. Justin BraunNYR
35 RD Right 69 6 12 18 0.26 2 73 0.08 19:32 - - - - - UFA $1,800,000 $1,800,000 10. Troy StecherLAK
28 RD Right 29 1 2 3 0.10 -7 50 0.02 16:39 - - - - - UFA $1,700,000 $2,200,000 11. Ilya LyubushkinTOR
28 RD Right 77 2 13 15 0.19 -2 54 0.04 17:27 - - - - - UFA $1,350,000 $1,350,000 12. Jan RuttaTBL
31 LD/RD Right 76 3 15 18 0.24 25 86 0.03 16:23 - - - - - UFA $1,300,000 $1,700,000 13. Joshua BrownBOS
28 RD Right 52 0 6 6 0.12 -7 45 0.00 14:13 - - - - - UFA $1,200,000 $1,400,000 14. Matthew BenningNSH
28 RD Right 65 0 11 11 0.17 -24 61 0.00 16:20 - - - - - UFA $1,000,000 $1,000,000 15. Mark PysykBUF
30 RD, RW Right 68 3 9 12 0.18 -4 64 0.05 17:49 - - - - - UFA $900,000 $900,000 16. Ryan MurphyDET
29 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA $800,000 $800,000 17. Connor CarrickSEA
28 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA $800,000 $800,000 18. Christian Jaros- 26 RD Right 11 0 0 0 0.00 -4 9 0.00 11:00 - - - - - RFA $800,000 $800,000 19. Austin StrandLAK
25 RD Right 8 0 2 2 0.25 -1 9 0.00 15:17 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$771,750 $771,750 20. Alex BiegaNSH
34 RD Right 2 0 0 0 0.00 -2 2 0.00 13:07 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 21. Louis BelpedioMTL
26 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 22. Paul LaDueNYI
29 RD Right 1 0 0 0 0.00 -2 1 0.00 12:47 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 23. Chase PriskieFLA
26 RD Right 4 0 0 0 0.00 2 4 0.00 14:00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 24. Brennan MenellPHI
25 D Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 25. Roland McKeownCOL
26 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 26. Noah JuulsenVAN
25 RD Right 8 0 2 2 0.25 -4 6 0.00 14:40 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 27. Darren RaddyshTBL
26 RD Right 4 0 0 0 0.00 1 2 0.00 10:40 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 28. Michael StoneCGY
32 RD Right 11 2 4 6 0.55 3 24 0.08 17:27 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 29. Andy WelinskiCGY
29 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 30. Jordan GrossCOL
27 RD Right 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 08:19 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 31. Brogan RaffertyANA
27 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 32. Andrej SustrANA
31 RD Right 38 1 5 6 0.16 -4 28 0.04 14:43 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 33. Adam ClendeningPHI
29 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 34. Greg PaterynANA
32 RD Right 10 1 1 2 0.20 0 16 0.06 14:07 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 35. Josh JacobsCAR
26 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 36. Ethan ProwBUF
29 RD Right 4 1 0 1 0.25 -1 2 0.50 12:44 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 37. Joseph CecconiDAL
25 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$750,000 $750,000 38. Nick DeSimoneCGY
27 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA $750,000 $750,000 39. Grant HuttonNYI
26 RD Right 16 1 0 1 0.06 -1 22 0.05 14:11 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$725,000 $750,000 40. Madison BoweyVAN
27 RD Right 2 0 0 0 0.00 -3 0 0.00 15:44 - - - - - UFA $725,000 $750,000 41. Nelson NogierLAK
26 RD Right 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - - - - - UFA
Group 6$725,000 $750,000 Gee, Sustr is 6' 7" tall, and just a shade under 220. Is that big enough? This being said, there's probably a reason that a guy with that size was traded/waived from Tampa Bay, and was only making around NHL minimum...
regards, G.
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20 minutes ago, Mustard Tiger said:
Quinn is small, Jack needs to be givin a shot on the roster or traded real soon. We also have dermott. If we add bear that's now 4 out of 6/7 dmen are tiny! Not happening. Better players go on the waiver wire for 900k and free
As per my comments regarding size, money/term and ability. If Bear is capable of playing as a solid defense first bottom-6, for not a huge amount of cash, then I'd gladly take him over someone whose chief mark in his favor was that he is "big". Big, mobile, with some hockey smarts and good puck handling ability on the other hand...
IMHO - Rathbone will either get some opportunity as the 3LD at the start of the season, or he'll spend his time in the AHL. Depending on who is available to the team as a 3LD will determine Rathbone's fate here. Maybe just for cap/contracts/waivers reasons he'll be back in Abbotsford. Perhaps that is unfair to him, and perhaps he will ask for a trade, which may well be coming. Rathbone won't be getting top-4 time without one of Ekman-Larsson and Hughes are injured, and he isn't going to get much opportunity to develop at an NHL level in the Canucks' bottom pairing.
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16 hours ago, NUCKER67 said:
Well, he is a young RD, just what the Canucks need, maybe paired with Rathbone (3rd pairing) ?
Not very big though, so he and Jack would be skating for their lives out of trouble.
If anything, Bear is (slightly) vertically challenged at 5' 11" (as is Rathbone), but he appears to have decent weight. Lots of folks are/were going on about Woo (who I think will still make it to the NHL) and he's only one inch taller and around the same weight. The only ifs I have is, is there anyone else available who is bigger, and can do the same job (or better) for less money/term? If not, why not kick the tires? He was getting $2 million per for his last contract.
regards, G.
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On 6/20/2022 at 2:10 PM, iceman64 said:
Ok so we got him, what do we call him by as in a nickname?
My first thought was AK-47 and I hope he scores like one, anyway what's yours?
Edit: I loved the idea of him being #47 BUT "usually" players don't change their number if they like it and is their fave and he probably asked for it too maybe so I left that part out but others picked it up and if it gets far enough by rumour maybe he will.. that would be classic!
Edit: Speaking of classic, some of responses were funny as ____!! And some downright genius!
Seems like the consensus all over will be Kuz, but anyway, Kuzmenko even sounds like a cool "hockey" name or it is it just me?
Anyway, this has been as fun as Huggy bear! Lmao! I still laugh about that nick! Or funnier would have been "Huggles"
Andy.
regards, G.
* edit ^ - I figure that's what the players will call him.
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8 hours ago, aGENT said:
100% pure mutt
I think there's some Golden retriever in there and maybe some terrier.... Rescue from Victoria Humane Society. But that's just a guess and be could be just about anything lol.
Nice! Our last dog was a yellow lab cross and he was the best boy ever. Must be something in the air at Miracle Beach that encourages dog adopting! Was a little weird... That was our first (and last for a while) camping trip without a dog in years.
Sounds like a Heinz....
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NJD
PIT
ARI
DAL
COL
WSH
BUF
CGY
NYR
LAK
TOR
TBL
BOS
NSH
DET
SEA
MTL
NYI
FLA
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CAR
I think there's some Golden retriever in there and maybe some terrier.... Rescue from Victoria Humane Society. But that's just a guess and be could be just about anything lol.
[Report] Canucks announce Hockey Operations enhancements
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Wasn't Tallon already gone to Florida by the time things went awry in Chicago?
regards, G.