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  1. I just remembered that Brandon Tanev got 6 x $3.5M. He had 18 and 29 points in his last two seasons. Ferland had 41 and 40.
  2. I was really scared of what this deal could be, but 5 years at $6M per is not bad
  3. I was a big fan of Botch's writing and am terribly saddened by his passing. No matter his opinion, his style of writing was so inspiring. He would avoid writing the conventional article with standard quotes at all costs. He would dig deep, ask the right questions and devote so much time to The Athleties and Provies in order to give the public good pieces of journalism, with great content. His last article on Brock Boeser and his influence on Elias Pettersson is just great stuff. To have such skills on writing is something else, he was one of a kind and, as a journalist myself - even though I'm brazilian -, I really admired Botch as he inspired me to be a better professional. I read a lot of stuff, from various journalism channels, and Botch's technic was really, really good. He will be deeply missed. Canucks' post games will not be the same without him.
  4. Quinn was freaking unbelievable today. Incredible to imagine he will be even better by march or april, when he becomes a full-time Canuck.
  5. Sergachev is #38. He has Fabbro (#21), Bean (#23), Chabot (#26), Chychrun (#32) and Theodore (#34) ahead of him. But Boeser's #40. So who knows
  6. I think it does, but I can see Calgary selecting Brown and we getting Juolevi. I'd b pretty happy with that
  7. So apparently Benning had Boeser in his top 10. It's pretty incredible he fell to 23rd, JB must have been the happiest guy at the draft (besides Chiarelli)
  8. Trading Markstrom is by far the riskiest movement the Canucks could make. Miller is 35, soon to be 36. If we trade Markstrom and put all the pressure on Demko and he doesn't reach his potential, then what? Markstrom has proved he can be a starter next season, having too many good goalies is never a bad option. Management just handled the Luongo - Schneider situation very poorly by the time, hope that won't happen again.
  9. I don't think that applies anymore. Burmistrov to the Jets nor Radulov to the Preds a couple seasons ago had to go through waivers. And we still have his rights until 2018, so I think it's fine
  10. Rodin : "After 2 injury riddled seasons in AHL, I made call to return to Sweden. My goal is to play for the Canucks, good team" #Canucks That's from News 1130 Sports twitter. He seems very open to a move back to Vancouver. The question is the timing, I think he would come by the end of his season in the SHL
  11. Against who and at what time are they playing?
  12. Great pick! Excited for this guy, could be a scoring top 6 winger of future
  13. With Markstrom qualified, seems like a matter of time before Eddie gets traded.
  14. It all depends on his summer. He's playing well in the AHL, according to the role he was given, and I can see him doing that in the NHL next season. Yes, he had a slow year in the W after missing the beginning of it due to the shoulder surgery, and I think that's a factor. Also, Calgary had a very good team, he wasn't their best player. He'll probably be their star next season, but what if the team's not that good anymore and his season ends early? Wouldn't it be better to have him playing role minutes with the Canucks in a team filled with veterans? Letting him produce 70, 80 points in the W might not be the best option, after all. Hope the kid makes the team next season.
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