[Sept. 23/15: What’s Happened So Far?]

Pedan has also exceed my expectations. I didn't think he'd be even close, but he looks surprisingly close to NHL-ready. My guess is that he's still got to master the thinking of the game, but other than that, he's doing pretty well for himself.

[Breaking Down Our 2015-2016 Roster (Forward Edition)]

Your grammar and spelling could be improved too add to your professionalism, but I must say that your expectations are much too reasonable for CDC. Good job.

[The Canucks Should Start Acquiring More Truly Great Players - A History]

I think completely eliminating short players could be a mistake.

Some short players throughout history I found:

Paul Kariya - Had a 50-goal season

Martin St. Louis - Won Two Art Ross Trophies

Pavel Bure - Among the best goal scorers of the 90s, led or tied for the lead in goals three times

Dino Ciccarelli - Finished with over 600 goals, seven 40+ goal seasons

Denis Savard - Five 100+ seasons, one 131 point season

Bobby Clarke - Hard-nosed forward had three 100+ point seasons and led team to back-to-back Stanley Cups

Theo Fleury - Managed four 40+ goal seasons in a relatively short career

Pat Verbeek - Eight 30+ goal seasons, finished with over 500 goals

Pat LaFontaine - 148-point season

Mark Recchi - 123-point season that included 53 goals

Marcel Dionne - Six 120+ point seasons, one of the best forwards of All-Time

[Playlist - April 6th vs. Flames]

Have you tried some Bon Jovi? That could be cool.

[Who is the best Canuck of all time...?]

Good post, spell Bertuzzi right though.

I'm stickin' with Linden as my #1 though. I've always valued his leadership and heart.

[Move the Sedins?]

Spell check is your friend.

Also, the Sedins are MUCH better than both Perry and Getzlaf. We'd lose that deal VERY badly.

[Top 5 Calder Candidates For the 2010-11 Season]

Subban has my bet. He will quite likely hit 35+ points. I could see him at 45+ points even.