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Rodin's J20 team won Silver does this mean the Canucks can now sign him

it appears his team will be playing semi-finals on April 4th, 10am PST. Link to the games Finals and bronze medal game are on the following day as the countdown ticker right above the video would suggest

abbotsford has an airport, Surrey doesn't. its already far for AHL teams to come out this way. would it also not be more expensive to land at YVR

if he develops over in Sweden. hes gonna lose the physical aspect thats needed over here. the SEL is not known for the hitting aspect of the game. his skill level, hands and feet will be better developed over there, as the SEL is a better league than the AHL. and there is more skating needed due to the larger ice surface i'd say he stays if he gets more ice time. hes not going to develop playing fourth line minutes. if I'm the owner of Brynas, i sure ain't putting money into developing him if hes just going to run to the Canucks afterwards

Is he done after that? Gillis has to make every effort to get him to the Moose ASAP. including paying the transfer fee

can Rodin not sign a ATO with the Moose and join them for the stretch run if hes still on contract with Brynas, Canucks can just compensate them and get them to loan Rodin to Manitoba

if hes not getting enough ice time with Brynas its just more incentive for him to sign with the canucks

so many people want him to lose

and its playoffs next week. regular season just finished for them this morning, i believe i wonder if the Canucks can assign him to the Moose after his team gets out of the playoffs. if Rodin's contract hasn't ran out yet, i say the Canucks should pay a transfer fee to Brynäs and just get them to loan Rodin to the Moose for the remainder of their season he was playing with Sens prospect Jakob Silfverberg and a fellow by the name of Calle Järnkrok

so meaning he'll lose college eligibility if he signs a PTO with the Moose? just don't see them going far when you lose 6-0 in a playoff game

heres some recycled ones that were used ages ago: