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I’m camp trade demko only because he’s the last asset we have to acquire a pretty good RHD…I’m looking at you LA As well as a 1st round pick 2023? If that would be the case, we would have 3 first round picks in this years draft and our prospect pool would FINALLY be restocked on top of raty, podkolzin, hoglander and lekkermaki

Farhan isn’t a source he’s a media frenzy addict until it comes from Friedman I won’t believe it

2 things to mention the Canucks would have gotten more if they allowed teams to talk extension but they didn’t wanna risk getting less so the cut their losses which was the wise/safe move Canucks have added 9.5m in cap in wingers in The past week for next season which makes me wonder what’s next….

Now that horvats gone. focus will turn towards schenn, boeser and demko To LA: demko, rathbone to van: Petersen, durzi, 2nd round pick 2023, 3rd round pick 2024

If trading horvat early makes us worse and we draft a top 3 pick you can also factor that in as part of the return for horvat

I can defiantly see the Canucks clean house of their medical staff when the season is over why not just do it now? Cause who are they gonna hire mid season and can’t operate without a medical staff

Mikheyev had one working knee and was still the fastest Canucks

To LA: demko to van: Petersen, durzi, 2nd round pick 2023 who says no? Ian Clark could rebuild Petersen and durzi is a smooth skating dman who could insulate OEL lack of mobility

From surrey

They were rumors the Canucks worry demko’s off season surgery may hinder him from getting back to last years form Essentially passing off the hot potato onto someone else

I just see absolutely no appetite for anyone to trade for term even if the player is half decent the PR of buying out the previous guys players is a lot better than buying out the decisions you’ve made like boeser or stillman also keep in mind this regime is all about the next 2-3 years and buying out garland and OEL will create roughly 10m in both the next 2 years and the big cap penalties will be for the next guy to deal with

After a quick glance at cap friendly as it stands right now… kuzmenko-pettersson-mikheyev garland-Miller-boeser Pearson-lazar-podkolzin joshua-dries-studnicka hughes-xxxx OEL-Myers stillman-xxxx demko martin roughly 10m in cap space notable RFA’s are bear and hoglander probably a combined 2.5-3m cap hit Personally, I’m really wondering if the Canucks will pull a Guerin like he did the Parise and suter and buyout the previous regime’s bad contracts with garland and OEL

Absolutely nothing…trying make something outta nothing

I like it This all but confirms Bo is gone boeser 6.66m garland 4.95m miller 8m kuzmenko 5.5m Our wingers are getting paaaaaiiiidddd so I’d expect a trade or buyout from garland or boeser

Kyper is also an idiot guys…there’s a reason he isn’t on TV anymore I could still see dallas and NJ being interested but mind the validity of the source

I’m torn between Beecher and Harrison on who would be better to target. On the surface, it’s a toss up but someone with more knowledge in boston’s center prospects may say otherwise Id absolutely devastated if the horvat deal consists of 2 or 3 reclamation projects like zboril I want the 1st as asset insurance in case Carlo gets bumped on the head again

Boston is my best guess where horvat will end up To bos: horvat, schenn to van: Carlo, beecher, lysell, 1st pick 2023 beecher is a former 1st rounder who is a natural C

Sign or trade comes down to specifics Like are talking a 2 round pick in 2024 plus a mid rounder or a late 1st in 2023? Does a he want a 3yr/7m bridge? I like Kuzmenko more than I thought I would and he has instant chemo with petey and maybe they’ll lean to keep Kuz to help sign petey long term…don’t underestimate the intangibles in contract negotiations