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On 6/1/2020 at 5:08 PM, -AJ- said:

Personally, I'd refrain from trading Jake--His improvement is too exciting to throw away for now. Trading Pearson could indeed make sense if we can get a late 2nd (50-62). I wouldn't be surprised if we had to settle for a third though. We do need the cap space though, so it might be smart (once the play-ins and playoffs are over though, of course).

If it means we get to keep Toffoli (and Jake) long-term, I'd definitely trade Pearson.  Toffoli might not be too happy about losing Pearson though.

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20 hours ago, Captain Canuck #12 said:

If it means we get to keep Toffoli (and Jake) long-term, I'd definitely trade Pearson.  Toffoli might not be too happy about losing Pearson though.

They’re best friends, makes me think if he gets traded or walks, Will toffoli even sign? 

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3 hours ago, sassbs said:

They’re best friends, makes me think if he gets traded or walks, Will toffoli even sign? 

This is a business too. These guys might be best friends but they’re also adults. 

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The more I think about it, Tanner Pearson's role and way how he came to Vancouver sounds almost eerily similar to Chris Higgins.

 

Higgins a former first round pick was an offensive stand out player for a few seasons, lost his way and bounced from several teams before landing in Vancouver and playing a pivotal role in the top six, both special teams, just an overly reliable player for the time he was with the Canucks.

 

Seems very much the same role Pearson is playing right now.

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23 minutes ago, CRAZY_4_NAZZY said:

The more I think about it, Tanner Pearson's role and way how he came to Vancouver sounds almost eerily similar to Chris Higgins.

 

Higgins a former first overall pick was an offensive stand out player for a few seasons, lost his way and bounced from several teams before landing in Vancouver and playing a pivotal role in the top six, both special teams, just an overly reliable player for the time he was with the Canucks.

 

Seems very much the same role Pearson is playing right now.

1st over all pick Chris Higgins

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1 hour ago, CRAZY_4_NAZZY said:

The more I think about it, Tanner Pearson's role and way how he came to Vancouver sounds almost eerily similar to Chris Higgins.

 

Higgins a former first overall pick was an offensive stand out player for a few seasons, lost his way and bounced from several teams before landing in Vancouver and playing a pivotal role in the top six, both special teams, just an overly reliable player for the time he was with the Canucks.

 

Seems very much the same role Pearson is playing right now.

Nothing wrong with a tweener (at worst)/ top-6 caliber player who we bought low on, later finding his form and helping the captain solidify a shutdown unit while also having a resurgence offensively.  Found money is money still.  

Now if Pearson does get traded, will the top-6 Sven Baertschi please stand up.  If we don't find a buyer we could have an in-house replacement esp. if he's motivated and healthy to prove doubters wrong. 

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1 hour ago, CRAZY_4_NAZZY said:

The more I think about it, Tanner Pearson's role and way how he came to Vancouver sounds almost eerily similar to Chris Higgins.

 

Higgins a former first overall pick was an offensive stand out player for a few seasons, lost his way and bounced from several teams before landing in Vancouver and playing a pivotal role in the top six, both special teams, just an overly reliable player for the time he was with the Canucks.

 

Seems very much the same role Pearson is playing right now.

Higgins was a 1st round pick. But he was 14th overall 

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4 hours ago, Phil_314 said:

Nothing wrong with a tweener (at worst)/ top-6 caliber player who we bought low on, later finding his form and helping the captain solidify a shutdown unit while also having a resurgence offensively.  Found money is money still.  

Now if Pearson does get traded, will the top-6 Sven Baertschi please stand up.  If we don't find a buyer we could have an in-house replacement esp. if he's motivated and healthy to prove doubters wrong. 

I'm not sure anything could make me happier than a Baertschi resurgence, especially if by some miracle he gets another chance with the Canucks.

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I keep forgetting they still have Baertschi. Canucks have quite a bit of depth right now, but they'll eventually need to make some trades for cap reasons. I do like Pearson, but if I had to choose between keeping him or Toffoli, I'd have to go with Toffoli. Can they keep both if they can't trade Sutter and Eriksson?

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Bumping this thread. #70 was excellent this past week, very strong and had some momentum shifting moments. 
 

Great trade by JB, I really believe Pearson will be a big part of the now/future of this team. If the brass have to decide between keeping  #70 and #73 long term, my vote is for Pearson. 

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13 hours ago, DontMessMe said:

I am on trade Pearson for a 5th round pick to sign toff :D (I dont see us being able to afford toff)

Rather pay the price to just move Eriksson.

 

People need to stop trying to move Boeser, Pearson et al and keep the good players.

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18 minutes ago, -AJ- said:

After a very solid start, Pearson has cooled off bigtime. Hopefully he picks it up again. 

Doesn't Pearson also play on the PK as well as PP2?

He's quite versatile.

 

Also he provides BO with a defensive forward on his line so BO can do his patented rushes (that worked a few times this playoffs).

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