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[Report] Shane Doan's agent said the Canucks are one of the teams.


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The signatures aren't to save the team... They are to basically kill the team... Put the subsidy / management fee on the november ballot and overrule the city council vote....

Recently there's been a little grass roots effort that's popped that that's called GlendaleFirst. This group is in support of keeping the team and moving forward w/ the subsidy.

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Paraphrased from the Agent's interview on Prime Time sports.

15 or 16 teams have expressed interest

No firm money offered. Not starting negotiations until he knows that Glendale is going to make some decisions.

Will not wait until late August to sign, he plans to be signed in Phoenix or elsewhere before then. Press conference coming up in Phoenix regarding the vote etc.

Doesn't mind if the team moves, he would like to stay with the Coyotes/Franchise regardless of the moves. Just wants to win. Wants to know if there will be new management and are the new owners committed to winning.

Not necessary leaving, but keeping options opened. No firm offer on the table from the Coyotes.

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I see that a lot of people are making comparisons to the Schultz situation. While they are similar, the difference lies in their ages. With Schultz, he wanted guaranteed Top 4 time + a team that would remain competitive once he reached his prime. For this, the Oilers were obviously a better fit. He had a chance there to be a key contributor to the team for a long time, and the chance to enjoy success there down the road. Vancouver will remain competitive for a few more years, but it's obvious once the Sedins and Kesler retire there isn't much in the way of 'stars'.

For Doan, he's looking for a place to possibly close out his career, with a legitimate shot to win the Cup. He knows his role on that team isn't going to be to lead that team in scoring, but to make a contribution that'll help down the line. For this, Vancouver is a good fit for Doan. So I'd say that while the two situations are similar, there are differences. If Doan actually does want to sign here, then there's a much better chance that he does.

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