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Happy. He gets to have a teammate with whom he has great on-ice chemistry for the next several years.

Obviously you've mistaken one of the Timbits kids between periods for Burrows. Alex has been Vancouver's best forward, along with Kesler and the Twins this year. He's been consistent, kills penalties, gets under the skin of his opponents, throws hits, occasionally drops the mitts, and brings incredible energy and work ethic to the lineup. He plays with an edge, so he's going to take some penalties, it happens. To me, he's proven that last season wasn't a fluke. He's a bonafide third-liner, and a good one to boot. And no, not everyone that's fighting for a spot is as good on the PK as Burrows. One more thing: that little shorthanded goal Burrows scored against the Canes? Look back at the end of the season; it may very well be the turning point in Vancouver's year.

Burrows is tied for fifteenth in league scoring with five points in four games. He's alongside the likes of Martin Havlat, Keith Tkachuk, Mike Green, Scott Gomez, and Daniel Sedin. Holy doodle.

Nice! This'll keep me smiling all day, great work. The one for poor Sami